The NFL schedule for Week 4 picks up early on Sunday in London when the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets play at Wembley Stadium on CBS at 9:30 am ET. The 1 pm ET games have teams like the Chicago Bears, Oakland Raiders, Giants, Bills, Colts and Falcons in action, while the Packers, Browns, Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos play later in the afternoon.
The Jets and Dolphins will be playing the first London game of the season and that will be on TV from CBS early on Sunday. The Jacksonville Jaguars are taking on the Indianapolis Colts starting at 1 pm ET and that will be at Lucas Oil Stadium and Andrew Luck could be out for the game. The matchup will be on CBS along with the Oakland Raiders and Bears from Soldier Field.
The New York Giants and the Buffalo Bills will be playing at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Western NY and that will be on Fox starting at 1 pm. the Houston Texans and the Falcons play at 1 pm ET from the Georgia Dome and the Falcons will try and stay undefeated after winning last week to improve to 3-0. The Kansas City Chiefs will take on the Cincinnati Bengals and that will be a 1 pm kickoff also. The Cleveland Browns and the San Diego Chargers will be the first late afternoon game and that starts up at 4:05 pm ET and will be on CBS.
Fox has the game of the day with the Green Bay Packers taking on the San Francisco 49ers and that will be at 4:25 pm ET and from Levi's Stadium. The Rams and the Arizona Cardinals will be playing a divisional game in Phoenix and that starts at 4:25 pm ET. The Denver Broncos and the Minnesota Vikings start at 4:25 pm ET on FOX and the late game is the Cowboys and Saints.
Drew Brees is expected to play for the Saints, while Brandon Weeden is slated to start for the Cowboys on Sunday night football. That game will be on at 8:30 pm ET on NBC. The Monday night football game starts at 8:30 pm ET and has the Detroit Lions visiting the Seattle Seahawks. The Tennessee Titans and New England Patriots are on byes this week.