Buffalo Bills Game on TV Today, TV Schedule

How to watch live stream Buffalo Bills game on TV today, tonight, or tomorrow? What channel & time?

The Bills Football Games TV Schedule lists the date, time, TV channel, and opponent for every game. ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video, Peacock, Netflix, and Paramount+ all carry Buffalo Bills matches. The Buffalo Bills 2026 schedule opens the brand-new Highmark Stadium and loads up on marquee primetime dates, including a home Thanksgiving showdown with the Chiefs and a Christmas Day trip to Denver. 

Buffalo Bills TV Schedule 2026-27
Date Game Time ET

TV

Week 1 (Sun, Sep 13) @ Houston 1:00pm CBS
Week 2 (Thu, Sep 17) vs Detroit 8:15pm Prime Video
Week 3 (Sun, Sep 27) vs Los Angeles Chargers 1:00pm FOX
Week 4 (Sun, Oct 4) vs New England 1:00pm CBS
Week 5 (Mon, Oct 12) @ Los Angeles Rams 8:15pm ESPN
Week 6 (Sun, Oct 18) @ Las Vegas 4:25pm CBS
Week 7 BYE WEEK    
Week 8 (Sun, Nov 1) vs Baltimore 1:00pm CBS
Week 9 (Mon, Nov 9) @ Minnesota 8:15pm ESPN
Week 10 (Sun, Nov 15) @ New York Jets 1:00pm CBS
Week 11 (Sun, Nov 22) vs Miami 1:00pm FOX
Week 12 (Thu, Nov 26) vs Kansas City (Thanksgiving) 8:20pm NBC
Week 13 (Sun, Dec 6) @ New England 4:25pm CBS
Week 14 (Sun, Dec 13) @ Green Bay 8:20pm NBC
Week 15 (Sat, Dec 19) vs Chicago 8:20pm CBS
Week 16 (Fri, Dec 25) @ Denver (Christmas Day) 4:30pm Netflix
Week 17 (Sun, Jan 3) @ Miami 1:00pm CBS
Week 18 (TBD) vs New York Jets TBD TBD

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Which Buffalo Bills games are worth watching in 2026?

The Bills christen their new Highmark Stadium in style, with a Thursday Night Football home opener against the Detroit Lions in Week 2. The season's biggest headline is the Week 12 Thanksgiving night matchup against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs — Buffalo's first-ever home Thanksgiving game — followed four weeks later by a Christmas Day road trip to face the Denver Broncos, exclusively on Netflix.

Buffalo also has two Monday Night Football road games (at the Rams in Week 5 and at Minnesota in Week 9), a Sunday Night Football trip to Green Bay in Week 14, and a Saturday primetime home game against Chicago in Week 15 — seven standalone national broadcasts in total, making this one of the most primetime-heavy schedules in the league.