Washington Commanders TV Schedule

See how to watch Jayden Daniels and the 2026 Washington Commanders with the following preseason, regular season and playoff TV schedule. For the full NFL schedule, see the main page.


2026 Washington Commanders TV Schedule

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All times Eastern Game time subject to change
Week 2 NFL Games
Sunday, September 20 1 game
4:25 pm
WashingtonCommanders
vs
DallasCowboys
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FOXFOX One
Week 3 NFL Games
Sunday, September 27 1 game
1:00 pm
SeattleSeahawks
vs
WashingtonCommanders
Watch on
FOXFOX One
Week 4 NFL Games
Sunday, October 4 1 game
9:30 am
vs
WashingtonCommanders
NFL International Series
From London, England
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Week 5 NFL Games
Sunday, October 11 1 game
1:00 pm
New YorkGiants
vs
WashingtonCommanders
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FOXFOX One
Week 6 NFL Games
Monday, October 19 1 game
8:15 pm
WashingtonCommanders
vs
Monday Night Football
Watch on
ABCESPNNFL+ESPN Unlimited
Week 8 NFL Games
Sunday, November 1 1 game
8:20 pm
vs
WashingtonCommanders
Sunday Night Football
Subject to flexible scheduling
Watch on
NBCPeacockNFL+
Week 9 NFL Games
Sunday, November 8 1 game
1:00 pm
vs
WashingtonCommanders
Watch on
FOXFOX One

Breaking down the Commanders schedule

After making the NFC Championship two years ago, the Commanders missed the playoffs last year in an injury-wracked campaign for QB Jayden Daniels. If Washington wants to recover the promise it showed in the 2024 season, it will have plenty of early opportunities — facing the last two Super Bowl champions and the Cowboys in the first three weeks of play. From there, the team plays five of seven games in standalone national windows, including primetime games against the 49ers on “Monday Night Football” in Week 6, Eagles on “Sunday Night Football” in Week 8, Giants on “Thursday Night Football” in Week 10 and Bengals on “Monday Night Football” in Week 11.


How to watch Commanders games in 2026

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See the full breakdown of Washington Commanders games by network and information on how to watch below. The television schedule for Week 16, Week 17 and Week 18 will be revealed at a later date.

Team Total CBS ESPN Fox NBC Netflix NFL Network Peacock Prime Video
Washington Commanders 14 2 2 7 1 0 1 0 1

Direct-to-Subscriber Platforms

  • NFL+: All Sunday games available in your market and all prime time games, but only on mobile and tablet devices.
  • Paramount+: All CBS games.
  • Peacock: All NBC games, plus an exclusive Week 17 window.
  • ESPN Unlimited: All ESPN and ABC games, including Super Bowl LXI.
  • Disney+: Occasional games
  • Amazon Prime Video: Thursday Night Football
  • Fox One: All Fox games.
  • Netflix: Five games, including Thanksgiving Eve and a Christmas Day doubleheader.

Cable and Streaming Bundles

Local Radio

Commanders games are broadcast on BIG 100.3 FM, owned by iHeartMedia, and have featured play-by-play announcer Bram Weinstein with analysts London Fletcher and Logan Paulsen.

Preseason

Local preseason broadcasts of Commanders football will be available on WUSA9.

Tickets

See the Commanders in person at Northwest Stadium, or catch NFL games from any of the 30 stadiums this season, by purchasing tickets through Vivid Seats, SeatGeek or Gametime.

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