
Sunday preview: London football, 49ers–Seahawks and the NLCS opener
Week 5 runs from London to Atlanta, while Dodgers–Brewers opens the NLCS and NBA preseason games fill the evening.
By Beat Chuck Sports Desk / 1 source / Published October 11, 2026
Sunday's Week 5 NFL schedule begins in London at 9:30 a.m. Eastern and ends with Baltimore visiting Atlanta at 8:20 p.m. The middle of the day includes eight 1 p.m. games and a three-game late window, with several prominent offenses working through injuries before kickoff.
Philadelphia faces Jacksonville at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the morning game on NFL Network. The Eagles enter 2-2 against the 3-1 Jaguars, with Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith and Marquise Brown ruled out. Philadelphia does get tight end Dallas Goedert, tackle Fred Johnson and linebacker Zack Baun back, according to the team's Friday injury report.
The Eagles released their official London matchup preview Saturday.
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Read source ↗ The 1 p.m. slate has Cincinnati at Miami, Las Vegas at New England, Minnesota at New Orleans, Cleveland at the New York Jets, Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, Houston at Tennessee, the New York Giants at Washington, and Chicago at Green Bay. FOX carries Bengals–Dolphins, Vikings–Saints, Giants–Commanders and Bears–Packers; CBS has the other four matchups, with regional availability depending on the viewer's market.
Minnesota takes a 4-0 record into New Orleans, while Houston and Tennessee meet with both teams 0-4. Cincinnati still lists receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins as questionable. Chase's designation is tied to a concussion; Higgins is listed with groin and neck injuries. Those designations leave their participation unresolved until the teams provide a further update.
Denver visits the Chargers at 4:05 p.m. on CBS. The 0-4 Chargers placed quarterback Trey Lance and offensive lineman Trevor Penning on injured reserve Saturday, while activating Scott Matlock and Branson Taylor. Denver has ruled out cornerbacks Patrick Surtain II and Riley Moss.
Two FOX games follow at 4:25 p.m.: Detroit at Arizona and San Francisco at Seattle. The unbeaten 49ers face the 3-1 Seahawks at Lumen Field. San Francisco activated Mykel Williams from the physically unable to perform list Saturday and removed him from the injury report, but Nick Bosa is out. Seattle has ruled out running back Zach Charbonnet.
The night game on NBC and Peacock sends the 3-1 Ravens to the 2-2 Falcons. Tyler Huntley starts for Baltimore with Lamar Jackson ruled out because of an ankle injury. The Ravens also list center Cam Jurgens and outside linebacker Trey Hendrickson as out. Atlanta downgraded defensive end Za'Darius Smith to out Saturday.
Dallas has already completed its Week 5 matchup with Tampa Bay on Thursday. Buffalo and the Los Angeles Rams play Monday at 8:15 p.m. Eastern, so they are outside Sunday's 13-game slate. Game times and injury designations here reflect the official schedule and reports available Sunday morning.
Baseball's National League Championship Series opens Sunday night, with the Dodgers at the Brewers at 8 p.m. Eastern on FOX/FS1. Milwaukee hosts Game 1; the clubs' starting-pitcher plans were covered in the existing NLCS preview.
NBA preseason basketball follows a separate schedule: Orlando visits Cleveland at 6:30 p.m. on ESPN, Milwaukee plays at Charlotte at 7 p.m., and Chicago visits Denver at 9 p.m. on ESPN.
Sources
NFL: Week 5 viewing schedule · NFL: Week 5 injury designations · NFL: Saturday roster and injury updates · Eagles.com: Eagles at Jaguars injury report, Week 5 · ESPN: Sunday MLB schedule · ESPN: Sunday NBA preseason schedule
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