NFL Week 10 Schedule: 14 Matchups Including Munich Game and Vikings-Packers Clash

FootballR reported the full slate for NFL Week 10, featuring 14 matchups across multiple international and domestic time zones.

The action kicks off on Friday, November 13, at 02:15 CET when the Washington Commanders face the New York Giants. New York enters the NFC East matchup leading the division with five wins, two losses, and one tie, while quarterback J.J. McCarthy shows positive recovery signs following a hip injury.

The schedule continues Sunday, November 15, with the NFL Munich Game at the Allianz Arena, where the New England Patriots meet the Detroit Lions at 15:30 CET. Seven more games follow at 19:00 CET, including the Kansas City Chiefs playing the Atlanta Falcons, the Houston Texans visiting the Cleveland Browns, and the Minnesota Vikings traveling to play the Green Bay Packers.

Additional 19:00 CET kickoffs feature the Miami Dolphins against the Indianapolis Colts, the Carolina Panthers facing the New Orleans Saints, the Buffalo Bills playing the New York Jets, and the Jacksonville Jaguars meeting the Tennessee Titans.

Late afternoon windows on November 15 feature the Los Angeles Rams visiting the Arizona Cardinals and the Seattle Seahawks playing the Las Vegas Raiders at 22:05 CET, followed by the San Francisco 49ers facing the Dallas Cowboys at 22:25 CET.

Sunday Night Football brings a clash between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday, November 16, at 02:20 CET. The week concludes Tuesday, November 17, at 02:15 CET with the Los Angeles Chargers playing the Baltimore Ravens on Monday Night Football. The Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Philadelphia Eagles, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers have their bye weeks during Week 10.

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Detroit arrives in Germany on a four-game winning streak holding a six-win, two-loss record. New England travels to Munich seeking recovery from a 27 to 45 loss against Green Bay that leaves the Patriots at five wins and four losses. For Detroit wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, the fixture marks his first regular-season NFL appearance in front of a German crowd.

“[The game] will be a special appearance,” FootballR reported of the German-American receiver making his debut before home fans.

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Minnesota addressed a two-game losing streak by acquiring quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders before the trade deadline.

Kansas City secured wide receiver Josh Downs to catch passes from Patrick Mahomes, and San Francisco signed veteran receiver Keenan Allen to improve an offense that won seven of its first eight games.

Buffalo added safety Amani Hooker to a defense supporting a seven-win, one-loss record. In Arizona, rookie quarterback Carson Beck prepares to take over starting duties against the Rams, while Las Vegas weighs starting Fernando Mendoza following the departure of Cousins.

Baltimore adjusted its roster by signing experienced quarterback Jacoby Brissett while Lamar Jackson remains sidelined. The Los Angeles Chargers enter the week seeking their first victory of the season after dropping eight consecutive games.

Pittsburgh and Cincinnati meet in Sunday Night Football with identical records of six wins and two losses. The outcome of the direct matchup directly shapes the race for the AFC North summit.

As the week progresses, all 14 matchups carry distinct playoff positioning consequences across both conferences. Der Spielplan läuft bis Dienstag, 17. November 2026, vorbehaltlich kurzfristiger Änderungen bei den Spieltagskadern.

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