The NFL earns its “witching hour” this weekend. Friday is Halloween, Saturday is All Saints’ Day (a toast to Deuce McAllister) and Sunday takes us home with a dozen games across three broadcast windows.

Each week, every non-primetime game (in other words, the games that aren't played on Thursday Night Football , Sunday Night Football, or Monday Night Football) is broadcast on either CBS or Fox at 1 p.m. ET or around 4 p.m. ET. This means fans everywhere will have at least two games shown on their screens every Sunday afternoon during the season.

Week 9 began with the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins. The prime-time games for Week 9 are Seahawks -Commanders Sunday night on NBC and then the Cardinals and Cowboys on Monday night on ABC and ESPN. That leaves 11 games on the schedule between the 1 p.m. ET time slot and late afternoon slot.

The 'NFL on Fox' crew review what NFL teams still have hope for the 2025 season and which teams can "Fork'em" this year.

The Kansas City Chiefs have won three straight games to move to 5-3 on the season, but Terry Bradshaw and Michael Strahan are split on the team.

The Sunday afternoon slate for Week 9 is headlined by two big AFC matchups with playoff implications. In the early afternoon window, it's two first-place teams facing off when the Indianapolis Colts (7-1) head to Pittsburgh (4-3) for a showdown with the Steelers.

NFL Week 10 odds, picks, predictions, TV channel, streaming information for the Sunday football game between Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and FOX Sports pundit Terry Bradshaw left his broadcasting colleagues gobsmacked after revealing his attempts to contact Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid.