NFL TV Schedule 2024, Week 18: When & Where To Watch Your Favorite Team

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The 2023-24 NFL regular season will be coming to an end this weekend with Week 18 set to kickoff on Saturday, January 6. There are still several playoff spots up for grabs, so the games are as important as ever.

On Saturday, an NFL on ESPN doubleheader gets the final week of the regular season underway.

In the opening game of Saturday’s doubleheader, the Baltimore Ravens welcome the division rival Pittsburgh Steelers to M&T Bank Stadium. The Ravens have already punched their ticket to the postseason, while the Steelers will need some help. A win over the Ravens — who are starting backup Tyler Huntley — will go a long way in positioning them for the postseason.

The nightcap on Saturday is between the Houston Texas and Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium.

The remaining games will take place on Sunday, with the primetime Sunday Night Football showdown being one of the most important games of the day. The Miami Dolphins will host the division rival Buffalo Bills, with the winner earning the AFC East title.

When will your favorite team be taking the field and how can you tune in?

A full look at the Week 18 TV schedule for the 2023-24 NFL regular season can be seen below.


NFL Week 18 TV Schedule

Saturday, January 6, 2024

Time ET Game TV
4:30 pm Steelers – Ravens ABC, ESPN
8:15 pm Texans – Colts ABC, ESPN

Sunday, January 7, 2024

Time ET Game TV
1:00 pm Jets – Patriots FOX
1:00 pm Buccaneers – Panthers FOX
1:00 pm Falcons – Saints CBS
1:00 pm Browns – Bengals CBS
1:00 pm Vikings – Lions CBS
1:00 pm Jaguars – Titans CBS
4:25 pm Cowboys – Commanders FOX
4:25 pm Chiefs – Chargers CBS
4:25 pm Broncos – Raiders FOX
4:25 pm Seahawks – Cardinals FOX
4:25 pm Eagles – Giants CBS
4:25 pm Rams – 49ers FOX
4:25 pm Bears – Packers CBS
8:20 pm
Bills – Dolphins
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