How to watch Bucs at Detroit Lions: TV channel, stream and kick-off times

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers visit the Detroit Lions on Sunday, November 22, with kickoff at 1:00 PM ET at Ford Field. That is 6:00 PM in the UK and 7:00 PM CET in Germany, the Netherlands and the rest of Central Europe. In the United States the game airs on FOX.

Watching in the United States

The official Buccaneers broadcast page lists the game on FOX locally. An antenna, cable or a live-TV streaming bundle that includes your local FOX station gets you the game. Fubo carries FOX along with CBS, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network, and Hulu + Live TV carries the local FOX affiliate. Sling does not carry local FOX affiliates, so it does not guarantee this game by itself.

For streaming, the Buccaneers page names NFL+ for in-market mobile viewing and NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV for fans outside the Tampa Bay market. NFL+ also shows every Bucs game live inside the local market.

The Buccaneers Radio Network has the game in English and Spanish. The English broadcast is on WXTB 97.9 FM (Tampa Bay and Sarasota) with Gene Deckerhoff on play-by-play, Dave Moore as color analyst and T.J. Rives on the sideline. Listeners outside Florida can hear it on Buccaneers.com or SiriusXM Channel 380. The Spanish broadcast is on WTPM La Invasora 1150 AM with Carlos Bohorquez, Martin Gramatica and Santiago Gramatica.

Watching outside the United States

United Kingdom and Ireland. NFL Game Pass on DAZN has every Buccaneers game live and on demand, with no blackouts. Sky Sports NFL shows more than half of all games. Channel 5 and 5Action show two free games on Sunday at 6pm and 9pm, and which games they pick varies week to week, so the Bucs are free-to-air only when this game lands in a picked slot. In Ireland, Virgin Media shows free games, mostly Sunday-night ones.

Germany, Austria and Switzerland. RTL shows two picked Sunday games free on RTL and RTL+, and the pick changes each week. Sky Sport and WOW add two extra Sunday games plus RedZone. NFL Game Pass on DAZN covers the rest.

Netherlands and Belgium. ESPN shows a selection of live games each week via Ziggo, KPN, Odido or ESPN's own app, and the selection varies. NFL Game Pass on DAZN has every game and is sold directly in both countries. Belgium has no confirmed local broadcaster.

Rest of Europe. NFL Game Pass on DAZN works the same way across Portugal, Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans. NFL+ is a US-only product and is not sold in Europe.

In Canada, NFL Game Pass on DAZN has every Buccaneers game as part of a standard DAZN subscription, and in Australia ESPN carries the NFL through Kayo, Foxtel, Disney+ and Fetch TV.

What to watch for

• The Bucs come off their Week 10 bye at 3-6 after a 27-24 loss to the Bears on a last-second field goal. Read the Week 9 recap.
• Safety Antoine Winfield Jr. left the Bears game with an ankle injury and no timeline has been published. The first practice report for Detroit comes after the bye. Read the injury story.
• Edge rusher Yaya Diaby has a Grade 2 MCL sprain and missed the Bears game, and Todd Bowles hoped the bye would keep him off injured reserve. Read the Diaby update.

Full schedule and game center

Kickoff details, the opponent record and the game center for this matchup are on the full schedule and game center page, and the How to watch hub lists the services for every country.