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How to Watch Jets at Patriots, Colts at 49ers & All Other NFL Games Without Cable This Week

Raymond McCain
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The NFL season is flying by as we are seven weeks into the season. After an exciting Week 6, Week 7 is sure to be another hard-hitting week of NFL football. Six teams will not be on the field this week due to byes: Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys, Jacksonville Jaguars, Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Los Angeles Chargers. With three primetime games this week, fans will have a few different opportunities to watch the league’s biggest games.

An AFC matchup will kick Week 7 off on Thursday Night Football between two 3-3 teams. Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns will host Von Miller and the Denver Broncos in front of the Dawg Pound at FirstEnergy Stadium. The Broncos came out the gate hot, winning their first 3 games, however, they could not maintain it, as the club has lost their last 3 contests. Similarly, the Browns have dropped their last 2-games after starting the season 1-2. When it comes to future Wildcard seeding, Thursday night’s game may be used for a future tiebreaker.

On Sunday Night Football, the 2-3 Indianapolis Colts go on a west coast trip to the Bay Area to take on the 2-4 Indianapolis Colts. Both teams have underachieved this season and are in dire need of a victory to help turn their season around. The 49ers are coming off 3-straight losses of 7-points or fewer, which shows they can hang in there but cannot close tight games. The Colts are coming off a big 31-3 win over the woeful Texans and need to keep their momentum going if they want to rise up the ranks in a tough AFC.

The last game of Week 7 is an NFC clash between the 3-2 New Orleans Saints and 2-4 Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks are coming off a heartbreaking loss against the Steelers on Sunday night. Without Pro Bowl QB Russell Wilson, Seattle’s season is looking to be in trouble if they suffer another loss on Sunday. The Saints offense has scored over 20 points over their last 3 games, which may be a problem to a Seahawks defense that has held their opponent under 20 points only once this season (Week 1 against the Colts). 

With 13 games taking place across the league this week, cord cutters have plenty of options when it comes to watching their favorite team. Find out how to watch Week 7 of the NFL season below.

The Games – Start Times and Channel

Thursday, Oct. 21- Results

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Denver Broncos 14 at Cleveland Browns 178:20 PMFOX/NFLN/AMAZON

Sunday, Oct. 24

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Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens1:00 PMCBS
Washington Football Team at Green Bay Packers1:00 PMFOX
Atlanta Falcons at Miami Dolphins1:00 PMFOX
New York Jets at New England Patriots1:00 PMCBS
Carolina Panthers at New York Giants1:00 PMFOX
Kansas City Chiefs at Tennessee Titans1:00 PMCBS
Detroit Lions at Los Angeles Rams4:05 PMFOX
Philadelphia Eagles at Las Vegas Raiders4:05 PMFOX
Houston Texans at Arizona Cardinals4:25 PMCBS
Chicago Bears at Tampa Bay Buccaneers4:25 PMCBS
Indianapolis Colts at San Francisco 49ers8:20 PMNBC

Monday, Oct. 25

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New Orleans Saints at Seattle Seahawks8:15 PMESPN

How to Watch Week 7 of the NFL Season Without Cable

Fans will have plenty of options to watch all their favorite NFL teams and stars compete on the gridiron without spending a fortune.

AntennaWeb is a great tool you can use to find out which affiliate in your area will broadcast the local games on CBS, FOX, and NBC.

Select games will be available to stream through NFL digital properties such as NFL.com, the NFL app, and the digital properties of the respective teams. Plus, fans can watch the game on their phones via the Yahoo Sports app.

Most of the major subscription live TV streaming services carry this week’s games, so fans can watch the game from anywhere.

Predicting the Winners

With 13 games this week, Week 7 has the least amount of games this season, so far. Teams are starting to pull away as the halfway mark is soon approaching.  This week has a couple of revenge games with Rams QB Matt Stafford playing his former team the 0-6 Detroit Lions and Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins playing against the 1-6 Texans, who traded him for almost nothing. A couple of rookie QBs will duel it out in the AFC East when Zach Wilson and the Jets take on Mac Jones and the Patriots. Here are our predictions of the Week 7 winners below.

How to Watch Your Favorite NFL Team

AFC East

AFC West

AFC North

AFC South

NFC East

NFC West

NFC North

NFC South

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