NFL Week 4 Schedule and Live Scores

All 16 NFL Week 4 games are listed below, running from October 2 to October 6, 2026, with each kickoff automatically converted to your local timezone. There’s no time-zone math to do and no guessing whether a listing is in ET or your own clock. Once the first game starts, scores on this page update by themselves, and final results stay here afterwards, so the same page works as a Week 4 schedule before kickoff and a live scoreboard through the weekend.

What’s on the Week 4 schedule

Week 4 opens with Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns on October 2 and closes with Atlanta Falcons vs New Orleans Saints on October 6, with the bulk of the slate on Sunday, October 4. It’s a heavily division-weighted week: Kansas City Chiefs vs Las Vegas Raiders, New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills, Tennessee Titans vs Baltimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars vs Cincinnati Bengals all pit teams against divisional opponents. Los Angeles Rams vs Philadelphia Eagles and Denver Broncos vs San Francisco 49ers are the standout inter-conference matchups. All 32 teams are in action.

Live scores that update on their own

You don’t need to refresh anything. Each fixture card shows the current score, the game state — scheduled, in progress or completed — and updates as plays happen. It’s a useful single page to keep open on a Sunday if you’re following more than one game at once, or tracking fantasy matchups across the early and late windows.

Kickoff times in your timezone

Times shown are converted to wherever you’re reading from, so a 1:00 PM ET kickoff appears at whatever hour that lands for you. This matters most for the night games, which often fall in the early hours for readers outside North America.

Individual game pages

Every fixture links through to its own page with the live score, both teams’ records going into the game, kickoff time, broadcast and streaming details for how to watch, and our reporting on both sides — injury news, recent form and what the result means for each team.

Where Week 4 sits in the season

A quarter of the season is gone after Week 4, and the standings start to mean something. Records are no longer small-sample curiosities, and the volume of division games this week means several teams finish the weekend with a tiebreaker edge that still matters in January. It’s also roughly the point where coaching seats, quarterback decisions and trade-deadline planning enter the conversation for teams that have started badly. For fantasy managers, Week 4 is the last stretch before bye weeks begin, so waiver priorities shift from upside to depth.

Keep following the season

For more, see the full NFL schedule, current standings, live scores from around the league, the latest injury report and our fantasy coverage.