October 11 NFL slate: an archive of Week 5’s Sunday schedule
London opened a 13-game Sunday, Bears–Packers moved into the early window, and Baltimore prepared to start Tyler Huntley. This is a dated schedule archive, not an upcoming viewing guide.
The NFL’s Sunday schedule for October 11, 2026, contained 13 games, beginning with Eagles–Jaguars in London and ending with Ravens–Falcons in prime time. This archive preserves that day’s kickoff windows and the roster developments known beforehand. All times below are Eastern. [1]
The London opening
Philadelphia and Jacksonville were scheduled for 9:30 a.m. ET at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with NFL Network carrying the game. In London, that meant a 2:30 p.m. British Summer Time kickoff. Jacksonville’s official preview identified it as the first of two consecutive games in the city, followed by Houston at Wembley on October 18. [2]
The time-zone distinction matters when revisiting the original post. A morning start referred to viewers in the eastern United States; the teams’ London kickoff was in the afternoon. The date and listed time zone, rather than relative wording such as “tomorrow,” anchor this archived schedule. [2]
Eight games in the early window
The 1 p.m. group comprised Bengals–Dolphins, Raiders–Patriots, Vikings–Saints, Browns–Jets, Colts–Steelers, Texans–Titans, Giants–Commanders and Bears–Packers. CBS and FOX divided the regional broadcasts. [1]
Bears–Packers had moved earlier. Green Bay announced on September 29 that its October 11 kickoff at Lambeau Field had changed from 3:25 p.m. Central to noon Central, equivalent to 1 p.m. Eastern. FOX remained the broadcaster. An older season-schedule graphic could therefore show a different time from the updated game announcement. [3]
The late games and nightcap
The afternoon continued with Broncos–Chargers at 4:05 p.m. on CBS. Lions–Cardinals and 49ers–Seahawks occupied the 4:25 p.m. FOX window. Ravens–Falcons was listed for 8:20 p.m. on NBC. That made three late-afternoon games, followed by the Sunday-night matchup. [1]
Those listings describe scheduled U.S. broadcast windows for October 11. Regional afternoon coverage varied by market, as the NFL’s guide noted. They are retained here for historical context rather than as a promise of current live availability. [1]
The roster news behind the preview
Minnesota announced on October 10 that receivers Odell Beckham Jr. and Jeshaun Jones had been elevated from the practice squad for the Saints game. The same announcement activated center Michael Jurgens and tight end Ben Yurosek from injured reserve. Beckham’s elevation was a confirmed roster move; it did not, by itself, establish how much he would play. [4]
Baltimore’s October 9 injury report ruled Lamar Jackson out with an ankle injury and identified Tyler Huntley as Baltimore’s starting quarterback against Atlanta. Jackson had missed practice that week after being sidelined during the previous game against Tennessee. This was the documented pregame situation, rather than an injury-status update for a later week. [5]
Story context and image credits
Historical schedule archive for games of October 11, 2026; pregame roster context. Original Instagram publication: 2026-10-11T02:50:26.000Z; 6 images. Expanded website article added October 13, 2026.
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- Baltimore Ravens: Lamar Jackson ruled out vs. Falcons, October 9baltimoreravens.com
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