Falcons
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, November 1, 2026, with kickoff at 1:00 PM ET at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. 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.com broadcast page lists FOX as the TV home of Week 8. The page shows the TV broadcast crew as to be determined, so no announcers are named yet. An antenna or any cable package that carries your local FOX station is enough.
For streaming, the Buccaneers.com page names NFL+ for in-market mobile viewing and NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV for fans outside the Tampa Bay market. Live TV bundles such as Fubo and Hulu + Live TV carry local FOX. Sling does not carry local FOX affiliates, so it does not cover this game on its own.
The Buccaneers Radio Network has both languages. The English broadcast is on WXTB 97.9 FM with Gene Deckerhoff on play-by-play, Dave Moore as analyst and T.J. Rives on the sideline, and nationally on Buccaneers.com or SiriusXM channel 380. The Spanish broadcast is on WTPM La Invasora, with Carlos Bohorquez on play-by-play, Martin Gramatica as analyst and Santiago Gramatica on the sideline. In-market listeners can use the Buccaneers Official App, and Spanish listeners outside the market can use Buccaneers.com on desktop.
Watching outside the United States
UK and Ireland: NFL Game Pass on DAZN shows every Bucs game live and on demand, with no blackouts. Channel 5 and 5Action show two free games every Sunday, and the picks vary week to week, so the Bucs are free only when their game lands in one of those slots. Sky Sports NFL carries more than half of all games. In Ireland, Virgin Media shows Sunday-night games free.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland: RTL shows two picked Sunday games and every night game free on RTL and RTL+. The picks vary, so this game is free only when RTL selects it. Sky Sport adds two extra Sunday games, and NFL Game Pass on DAZN covers every game.
Netherlands and Belgium: ESPN shows a selection of live games each week via Ziggo, KPN, Odido or its own app, and the selection varies. NFL Game Pass on DAZN, sold directly in both countries, is the way to see every Bucs game. Belgium has no confirmed local broadcaster.
The rest of Europe: NFL Game Pass on DAZN works the same way across the rest of the continent. NFL+ is a US-only product.
Canada and Australia: Canadians get every game on NFL Game Pass through a standard DAZN subscription, and Australians can watch through ESPN on Kayo, Foxtel, Disney+ and Fetch TV, with Seven and 7plus adding a free Sunday-night game.
What to watch for
- Tampa Bay beat Carolina 43-13 last Sunday, running 49 times for 258 yards and taking the ball away four times without a turnover (our Week 7 recap).
- Receiver Emeka Egbuka missed that game with a concussion and a foot injury and is questionable for Week 8, with Tez Johnson stepping into a bigger role in his absence (Week 7 waiver wire).
- Atlanta fired head coach Raheem Morris and general manager Terry Fontenot on January 5 and hired Kevin Stefanski, so the Falcons visit under a first-year coach (NFC South preview).
Before kickoff
Every Bucs game, home and away, sits in our full schedule and game center, with kickoff times for your time zone. The How to watch hub at /watch lists the channels and streaming services for every country, so you know where to tune in on Sunday.
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