With the NFL season hitting Week 11, the power structure has flipped on its head again. One of the biggest AFC storylines is that the Patriots are on a seven-game win streak, a run that’s propelled them past the struggling Bills and Chiefs. This has created a complex AFC playoff picture, highlighted by the perplexing 8–2 Broncos, who continue to win despite an offense that only shows up on occasion.
Meanwhile, the NFC is an absolute heavyweight war. The Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams are fighting for the conference’s top seed, and their Week 11 showdown is the must-watch game of the week. Not to be outdone, Dan Campbell has retaken offensive play-calling for the Lions, turning them back into a nuclear weapon just in time for a major clash with the Eagles. Expect more fireworks as this week’s matchups play out.
To help you tune in, I’ve laid out the complete NFL schedule for Week 11 below. It has all the game times and channel listings you’ll need, plus my full preview of that monster Seahawks–Rams clash.
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CableTV.com’s NFL Game of the Week
Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams | FOX
Coverage begins Sunday, November 16, at 4:05 p.m. ET: For the second consecutive week, my must-watch game resides squarely in the NFC West, and for good reason. With the Seahawks and the Rams sitting at a superb 7–2, this battle at SoFi Stadium is both a high-stakes divisional rivalry match and a fight for the NFC’s No. 1 seed.
Both teams have been on a tear, with the Rams riding a four-game win streak and the Seahawks not having trailed in a game since Week 6. But it’s the quarterback battle that has me hooked. Matthew Stafford is playing like a man possessed, throwing 13 touchdowns with zero interceptions over the last three games and building a legitimate MVP case. The problem for him? He’s facing a Seahawks defense that’s tied for second in the NFL with 32 sacks, and they get that pressure without blitzing.
On the other side, Sam Darnold is having a career-defining, hyper-efficient season for a Seattle offense that ranks third in scoring. This is a fascinating schematic chess match. The Rams’ defense is also stout against the run, which means the Seahawks will need to rely on Darnold’s poise to win the game.
Joe Davis and Greg Olsen will be on the call for this game on FOX. But keep in mind that this is a regional broadcast, so out-of-market viewers will need NFL Sunday Ticket.
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NFL TV schedule this week
Every NFL regular-season game airs nationally except for the regional Sunday afternoon matchups on CBS and FOX. If you want live access to out-of-market games, you’ll need NFL Sunday Ticket or NFL RedZone’s whip-around coverage. All local and primetime games stream live on NFL+ for mobile device users.
Below is the complete list of NFL Week 11 matchups. You can also check out 506 Sports’ broadcast map to see which Sunday games will air in your region.
Data effective as of post date. CBS and FOX games air in select markets.
NFL Schedule This Week FAQ
What week is it in the NFL?
We're now in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season. This week is notable for featuring the final international matchup of the year, a Commanders–Dolphins showdown at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid, Spain.
Which NFL teams have a bye this week?
The Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints are both on a bye during Week 11.
Who is the best team in the NFL today?
Right now, the Seattle Seahawks (7–2) have soared to the top of the NFL Power Rankings, followed closely by the Los Angeles Rams (7–2). The Indianapolis Colts (8–2) still have the AFC's best record, and the Philadelphia Eagles (7–2) are also in that top-tier conversation.
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.
Check out our How We Rank page to learn more about CableTV.com and the methods we use.
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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