NFL Week 1 Sunday Slate: 13 Games Available to Stream Free on Fubo
The 2026 NFL regular season kicks into high gear Sunday with a packed Week 1 schedule, and football fans can stream 13 of the day’s 14 remaining games at no cost through Fubo’s five-day free trial. Coverage begins at 1 p.m. ET and stretches into prime time, offering more than 10 hours of live action.
How to Watch Every Sunday Game for Free
Fubo carries the local CBS, FOX, and NBC affiliates that broadcast the bulk of Sunday’s matchups. By signing up for the service’s five-day free trial, viewers can access every game in their market without a cable subscription or additional streaming packages. The trial also includes the first week of NFL RedZone for the 2026 season.
Current promotional offers for new subscribers include:
- Five-day free trial – full access to all channels and features
- $30 off the first month of the Elite plan (regularly starting at $68.99)
- $25 off the first month of the Pro plan (regularly starting at $63.99)
- $10 off the first month of the Sports & News plan (regularly starting at $54.99)
All plans come with unlimited cloud DVR and more than 200 live channels, including ESPN, FOX, CBS, NBC, and other local networks.
Sunday’s Complete Week 1 Lineup on Fubo
Early Window – 1 p.m. ET
- Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans – CBS
- Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts – CBS
- Chicago Bears at Carolina Panthers – FOX
- New Orleans Saints at Detroit Lions – FOX
- Atlanta Falcons at Pittsburgh Steelers – FOX
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Cincinnati Bengals – FOX
- Cleveland Browns at Jacksonville Jaguars – CBS
- New York Jets at Tennessee Titans – CBS
Late Window – 4:25 p.m. ET
- Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles – FOX
- Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings – FOX
- Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Chargers – CBS
- Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders – FOX
Sunday Night Football – 8:20 p.m. ET
- Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants – NBC
Key Storylines for Week 1
Sunday’s early slate pits Josh Allen and the Bills’ high-powered offense against a stout Texans defense in Houston. The late window features two divisional showdowns: a classic NFC North rivalry between the Packers and Vikings in Minnesota, and an NFC East clash pitting Jalen Hurts and the Eagles against rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels and the Commanders in Philadelphia. The nightcap sends the Cowboys to MetLife Stadium to face the Giants in the first Sunday Night Football broadcast of the season.
With every contest available on a single platform—and free for the first five days—Fubo presents the simplest way for cord-cutters to catch the full Week 1 experience without missing a snap.
