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Unbeaten 49ers Headline Loaded NFL Week 6 Slate

Unbeaten 49ers Headline Loaded NFL Week 6 Slate
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Authored by zh-ayx-sports.com, Oct 18, 2026

Unbeaten 49ers Headline Loaded NFL Week 6 Slate

Unbeaten 49ers Headline Loaded NFL Week 6 Slate

NFL Week 6 runs from Thursday, Oct. 15 through Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, with 14 games including an International Series matchup between the Texans and Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in London. The week opened Thursday night with Denver's 17-14 overtime win over Seattle, pushing the Broncos to 4-2 while the Seahawks dropped to 3-3.

FOX holds the broadest footprint among national broadcasters this week, airing five games: four in the 1 p.m. ET window and the Cardinals-Rams matchup at 4:05 p.m. ET as its lone late-afternoon broadcast. Because the four 1 p.m. games overlap, the specific matchup available to viewers depends on local market assignments. CBS covers six Sunday games, including Chargers-Chiefs and Bills-Raiders at 4:25 p.m. ET. The Texans-Jaguars London game kicks off at 9:30 a.m. ET on NFL Network. betting on squash

Sunday night brings the Cowboys to Green Bay on NBC and Peacock, with the Packers sitting at 3-2 and Dallas at 2-3. Monday Night Football on ABC and ESPN features the NFC's last unbeaten club: the 5-0 49ers host the 1-3-1 Commanders. Other notable FOX-window games include Ravens-Browns, an AFC North clash between two teams with winning records (Baltimore 4-1, Cleveland 3-2); Bears-Falcons, with 3-2 Chicago visiting a 2-3 Atlanta team seeking to even its record; Giants-Saints, with New York at 3-1-1 hosting a 1-4 New Orleans squad; and Colts-Titans, an AFC South matchup pitting 2-3 Indianapolis against a winless Tennessee team still searching for its first victory.

San Francisco's perfect start makes its Monday night meeting with Washington the week's marquee storyline, while Tennessee's 0-5 record adds urgency to its home matchup against Indianapolis. Viewers should confirm regional listings ahead of kickoff given FOX's overlapping Sunday afternoon broadcasts.