October 11, 2026 — Week 6 of the NFL season hits full stride today with a packed Sunday slate headlined by an international showdown: the Jacksonville Jaguars (3–1) take on the Philadelphia Eagles (3–1) at Wembley Stadium in London at 9:30 a.m. ET.
The London game pairs two of the season’s early surprises. Both teams arrive at 3–1, and the transatlantic stage has a way of producing memorable contests. The Jaguars know the trip well, while the Eagles bring one of the league’s most complete rosters across the ocean.
The late-afternoon window features another battle of 3–1 teams as the San Francisco 49ers visit the Seattle Seahawks at 4:25 p.m. ET, a divisional clash with early playoff-seeding implications. Elsewhere, the New York Giants (3–1) travel to face the Washington Commanders, and the Cleveland Browns (3–1) visit the New York Jets.
The Indianapolis Colts (2–2), fresh off a 30–13 win over Washington in London, head to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers (2–2) in a matchup of teams looking to build momentum. The Sunday card also includes the Cincinnati Bengals at the Miami Dolphins, the Minnesota Vikings at the New Orleans Saints, the Tennessee Titans against the Houston Texans, and the Green Bay Packers hosting the Chicago Bears.
The week opened Thursday night with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers beating the Dallas Cowboys 24–16, setting an early tone as the season’s contenders begin to separate from the pack.
Injuries and quarterback play will loom large over the afternoon games, with several teams managing key absences as the grind of the season takes hold. Coaching adjustments coming out of the early slate could also swing the late games, as staffs get a first look at how the day’s results reshape the standings.
With five teams entering the day at 3–1, Sunday’s results will go a long way toward shaping the playoff picture as the season approaches its midpoint. Kickoff in London is first — and the transatlantic spotlight rarely disappoints.
