We’ve reached the final chapter of the 2025 NFL season. It feels like ages ago when the preseason kicked off back in August, doesn’t it? A lot has happened both on and off the field since then, but the dust has finally settled. We’re now left with the New England Patriots taking on the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX.
Championship Sunday delivered drama in every form. The AFC title game was a gritty, defensive struggle between the Patriots and Broncos. In stark contrast, the Rams and Seahawks lit up the scoreboard in a high-octane blockbuster. Both the Broncos and Rams came agonizingly close to punching their tickets to Super Bowl LX, only to fall short in the final moments.
But the action isn’t over just yet. Before the main event kicks off in Santa Clara, there’s still plenty of football to enjoy. Keep scrolling to find the complete TV schedule for the week ahead, including the reimagined Pro Bowl Games and the star-studded NFL Honors ceremony.
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CableTV.com’s NFL Game of the Week
Coverage begins Sunday, February 8, at 6:30 p.m. ET: Super Bowl LX gives us a rematch of perhaps the most dramatic finish in recent Super Bowl history. It’s been 11 years since the Patriots and Seahawks met in Super Bowl XLIX, a game defined by a single yard and a split-second decision that changed NFL history. Now, Seattle looks to finally avenge that heartbreak on the sport’s biggest stage.
Few predicted this showdown between two teams that missed the playoffs entirely last year. The Patriots arrived ahead of schedule, fueled by the stunning rise of young phenom Drake Maye. They face a battle-hardened Seahawks squad led by a resurrected Sam Darnold and Mike Macdonald’s suffocating “Dark Side” defense. It’s an unexpected clash of styles featuring two quarterbacks with wildly different paths to the biggest game of their lives.
New England seeks to launch a new dynasty while Seattle eyes its elusive second ring. Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth will call the action from Santa Clara on NBC and Peacock, with Spanish-language coverage airing on Telemundo. The game serves as the centerpiece of a massive day for NBC Sports, as the Super Bowl presentation will be bookended by coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
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NFL TV schedule this week
Every NFL playoff game airs nationally, so local blackout rules generally don’t apply during the postseason. That means both NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL RedZone will stay dark until next season, but you’ll still have plenty of ways to catch all the playoff action.
Below is the complete TV schedule for all remaining NFL events, from the Pro Bowl Games to Super Bowl LX. Besides the channels listed below, all postseason coverage streams live on NFL+ for mobile device users.
| Event | Date | Time (ET) | Channels |
|---|---|---|---|
| NFL Live: Pro Bowl Roster Preview | Sunday, Feb. 1 | 11:00 a.m. | ESPN |
| Championship Chase: The Pro Bowl | Sunday, Feb. 1 | Noon | ABC |
| 2026 Pro Bowl Games | Tuesday, Feb. 3 | 8:00 p.m. | ESPN, Disney XD, ESPN Deportes |
| NFL Honors | Thursday, Feb. 5 | 9:00 p.m. | NBC, NFL Network, Peacock |
| Super Bowl LX | Sunday, Feb. 8 | 6:30 p.m. | NBC, Peacock, Telemundo |
Data effective as of post date.
NFL Schedule This Week FAQ
What week is it in the NFL?
We're currently in the bye week between the Conference Championships and the Super Bowl. This next week features the Pro Bowl Games and NFL Honors, before concluding with Super Bowl LX.
Who is the home team for Super Bowl LX?
The New England Patriots will be the home team for Super Bowl LX, as that designation alternates between the AFC and NFC each year. The Patriots will get to choose their jersey color, while the Seattle Seahawks will call the coin toss.
Do overtime rules change for the playoffs?
Yes. Unlike the regular season, NFL playoff games cannot end in a tie. Additionally, both teams are guaranteed an opportunity to possess the ball in overtime, even if the first team scores a touchdown on their opening drive.
Why you should trust us
Our CableTV.com Sports Editor, Taylor Kujawa, has been writing and refining this weekly NFL schedule guide since the 2022 season. Each week, he reviews the official league schedule and cross-references it with every broadcast partner. This process assures the channel listings for each matchup—including Spanish-language and alternate broadcasts—are always accurate.
Taylor’s “Game of the Week” selection comes from that hands-on experience, as he watches multiple games in their entirety every game week. His pick is a blend of on-field analysis (team performance, playoff stakes) and off-field expertise (broadcast accessibility). That dedicated, hands-on experience is what gives this TV guide a true fan’s perspective.
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Taylor Kujawa is a sports and entertainment fanatic who loves using his industry expertise to help keep you informed about your favorite leagues. With a bachelor’s degree in video production and over eight years of writing experience, Taylor brings a wealth of digital media knowledge to CableTV.com. He’s also the co-founder and media producer at Her Football Hub, a UK-based web publication dedicated to women’s soccer football. Outside of work, you can usually find Taylor exploring nature or binge-watching the latest TV craze.
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