Football fans across Europe and the globe turn their attention to a packed Sunday schedule on

Football fans across Europe and the globe turn their attention to a packed Sunday schedule on November 8, featuring a historic international matchup in Madrid and a full slate of broadcast options across RTL, Sky, and the DAZN-operated NFL Game Pass.

For the second time in its history, the league brings its international highlight to Madrid, Spain. Real Madrid opens its iconic Estadio Santiago Bernabéu to host the Atlanta Falcons and the Cincinnati Bengals. Kickoff for this cross-border showdown arrives early at 15:30 CET, drawing simultaneous coverage from all major broadcast partners.

Broadcast Options for Today S Matchups

Viewers seeking complete access to every touchdown and big play look to the NFL Game Pass. Packages range from the SeasonPro tier at 79.99 euros for upfront payment or 18.99 euros monthly, up to the SeasonPro Ultimate edition at 109.99 euros upfront or 22.99 euros monthly, granting multi-view capabilities for up to four screens, original US broadcasts, and the RedZone channel.

Free-to-air television coverage falls to RTL in Germany. The Cologne-based network broadcasts the Madrid game, shifts to the Miami Dolphins versus Detroit Lions matchup at 19:00, follows with the New England Patriots hosting the Green Bay Packers at 22:25, and closes out the night with the Chicago Bears meeting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the early hours of Monday, November 9, at 02:20. Online streaming via RTL+ requires a monthly subscription starting at 9.99 euros and includes exclusive access to the Kansas City Chiefs playing the New York Jets.

Pay-TV provider Sky maintains its own broadcast rights following its integration with RTL. Sky covers the Madrid opener, carries exclusive evening clashes featuring the Washington Commanders against the Los Angeles Rams and the Seattle Seahawks versus the Arizona Cardinals, and shares the Sunday Night Game between the Buccaneers and the Bears.

Date & Kickoff Matchup Broadcast Channels
Sun, Nov 8, 15:30 Atlanta Falcons – Cincinnati Bengals RTL, Sky, NFL Game Pass
Sun, Nov 8, 19:00 Washington Commanders – Los Angeles Rams Sky, NFL Game Pass
Sun, Nov 8, 19:00 Kansas City Chiefs – New York Jets RTL+ (Exclusive), NFL Game Pass
Sun, Nov 8, 22:25 New England Patriots – Green Bay Packers RTL, NFL Game Pass
Mon, Nov 9, 02:20 Chicago Bears – Tampa Bay Buccaneers RTL, Sky, NFL Game Pass

Uncertainty Surrounds the Los Angeles Rams

Questions linger over the true competitiveness of the Los Angeles Rams as they approach their 19:00 fixture against the Washington Commanders. Entering the season as clear Super Bowl contenders built around reigning MVP Matthew Stafford, the squad stumbled out of the gate.

Victories over the Las Vegas Raiders and the Los Angeles Chargers pushed their record back to an even 4-4. Yet those wins exposed glaring roster flaws and persistent execution errors rather than demonstrating dominance. Previous meetings against elite opponents such as the San Francisco 49ers, Denver Broncos, and Buffalo Bills ended in defeats.

The impending clash with Washington serves as a decisive test for a roster favored on paper but unproven against top-tier competition. Twelve further games round out the Sunday slate, keeping viewers tuned to digital and linear channels deep into the night.

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Omar El Sayed - World Editor

Omar El Sayed is Archyde’s World Editor, focused on international affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and cross-border political developments. He brings a global newsroom perspective to complex events and helps readers understand how regional stories connect to wider geopolitical shifts.

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