Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Indianapolis Colts: NFL Live Stream, Kick-off Time and TV Channel

AFC South Standings and Team Form

Entering Week 8 of the regular season, the two division rivals occupy the top spots in the AFC South despite stark differences in their current records. The Jaguars hold first place with a 4-2 record following a bye week. Meanwhile, the Colts sit second at 2-5 and arrive in town on a three-game losing skid.

The division-leading Jaguars enter Sunday’s contest looking to extend an 11-game home winning streak against their divisional opponents from Indianapolis.

U.S. Broadcast on CBS, International Streaming via DAZN

Fans wishing to watch the game live can access the broadcast through multiple official platforms depending on their location. In the United States, the game airs on CBS with streaming options available on Paramount+ and Fubo. International viewers can stream every matchup through the NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which provides live and on-demand coverage of the entire 2026/27 season, including the playoffs and Super Bowl LXI. Users get access to NFL RedZone and NFL Network, and the NFL Game Pass can be purchased as a standalone package without requiring a regular DAZN subscription, with DAZN offering two main packages for the season, Regular and Ultimate, payable as a lump sum, in monthly installments, or via weekly packages. Viewers in Germany can also follow the game on Sunday at 20:00 CET with original commentary or German accompaniment via a subscription on Sky-Sport or DAZN, while Joyn and RTL broadcast games with German commentary weekly, with RTL airing selected matchups on free-to-air television.

Viewers utilizing virtual private networks, commonly known as VPNs, often rely on services like ExpressVPN to bypass local blackout restrictions or regional access limits while traveling. Network encryption also prevents internet service providers from throttling bandwidth during high-traffic broadcasts. A VPN protects personal data on public Wi-Fi networks and enables access to home-country streaming subscriptions like YouTube TV while traveling abroad.

Injury Reports and Roster Updates

Both teams face notable roster management challenges ahead of Sunday’s kickoff. The Jaguars return from their bye week with a largely healthy squad, though the safety position remains a primary concern. Safety Antonio Johnson missed consecutive practices due to an ankle injury sustained against the Texans, making his appearance highly unlikely and placing pressure on backup Kaevon Merriweather. Conversely, cornerback Montaric Brown returned as a full participant following a hamstring issue and is expected to anchor the secondary rotation. Running back LeQuint Allen Jr. was a limited participant due to a hamstring injury following a late addition to Thursday’s report, which could impact depth behind Travis Etienne Jr. in third-down blocking scenarios, while wide receiver Jakobi Meyers, defensive tackle Ruke Orhorhoro, linebacker Jahlani Tavai, and long snapper Ross Matiscik were also listed as limited participants.

The Colts report a major boost to their defensive backfield alongside continued thin depth at offensive skill positions. Wide receiver Alec Pierce and defensive end Micheal Clemons remain on injured reserve with a heel and toe injury respectively and will not return this week, while cornerback Justin Walley and linebacker Bryce Boettcher missed practice for the second consecutive day due to a knee and groin injury.

Organizational Disruption in Indianapolis

The matchup arrives amid significant upheaval within the Colts organization. Indianapolis enters the game following the firing of their general manager and a roster fire sale prior to the trade deadline, creating severe leadership questions as the team attempts to reverse its current losing trend.

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