NFL coverage map 2018: TV schedule Week 5

If you are trying to watch any of the NFL Week 5 matchups on television this weekend, we have you covered with the times, dates and channels.

For most NFL teams, the season is officially a quarter of the way finished.

The excitement and thrills of the first few weeks of the NFL season might have come and gone, but that doesn’t mean the action and intensity is going to die down as we head into Week 5. As always, there are plenty of games on the slate this week that will be worth watching.

But before you can watch a game, you have to know which TV network is broadcasting it, and you have to know what time the game is being played. We’ve got you covered in that department.

As usual, the week will kick off with a primetime matchup on Thursday night. This time, it will be the Indianapolis Colts taking on the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. This rivalry might not be as heated as it once was since Peyton Manning is no longer involved, but nonetheless, it’s always a good time whenever the Pats and Colts get together (unless you’re a Colts fan). That game will be available on FOX and the NFL Network.

Then on Sunday, CBS and FOX will bring you a few good games such as Chiefs-Jaguars, Giants-Panthers, and Steelers-Falcons. Later on, for your Sunday Night Football fix, you can tune into NBC to listen to Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth call the Dallas Cowboys against the Houston Texans in the battle for Texas.

Finally, Week 5 will wrap up with Monday night’s matchup between the Washington Redskins and the New Orleans Saints in the Big Easy.

Here is the full TV schedule every NFL Week 5 game.