The Buccaneers host the Pittsburgh Steelers at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday, October 18, with kickoff at 1:00 PM ET, 6:00 PM BST in the UK and 7:00 PM CEST in Germany, the Netherlands and the rest of Central Europe. In the United States the game airs on CBS (Buccaneers.com).
Watching in the United States
CBS carries the game on local broadcast TV, free with an antenna or any cable package. Buccaneers.com lists NFL+ for in-market viewers on mobile and NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV for viewers outside the Tampa Bay market.
Live TV bundles that carry CBS also work: Fubo and Hulu + Live TV both include local CBS, and Paramount+ streams CBS's Sunday afternoon games. Sling does not carry local CBS affiliates, so it does not cover this game alone.
The Buccaneers Radio Network has Gene Deckerhoff on play-by-play, Dave Moore as analyst and T.J. Rives on the sideline, with WXTB 97.9 FM in Tampa Bay as the flagship. The Spanish broadcast is on WTPM La Invasora with Carlos Bohorquez, Martin Gramatica and Santiago Gramatica. SiriusXM carries the national radio feed on channel 380, and the Buccaneers Official App and Buccaneers.com stream the radio call.
Watching outside the United States
UK and Ireland: The game starts at 6:00 PM BST. Channel 5 and 5Action show two live games every Sunday, at 6pm and 9pm, and the Bucs are free-to-air only when their game is one of the picks. Sky Sports NFL shows more than half of all games live. In Ireland, Virgin Media carries free Sunday-night games. NFL Game Pass on DAZN has every Bucs game with no blackouts.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland: The game starts at 7:00 PM CEST. RTL and RTL+ show two picked Sunday games plus every night game free, so the Bucs are free there only when this game is one of the picks. Sky Sport adds two extra Sunday games, and NFL Game Pass on DAZN covers the rest.
Netherlands and Belgium: The game starts at 7:00 PM CEST. ESPN shows a selection of games each week, and which ones varies, so NFL Game Pass on DAZN is the service that covers every Bucs game. DAZN sells it directly in both countries.
Rest of Europe: NFL Game Pass on DAZN is the one product that works the same way across the rest of Europe. NFL+ is a US product and is not sold there.
Canada and Australia: In Canada, NFL Game Pass on DAZN is included in a standard DAZN subscription, and in Australia and New Zealand ESPN carries the NFL through Kayo, Foxtel, Disney+ and Fetch TV, with Seven's 7plus adding a free Sunday-night and Thursday-night game in Australia.
What to watch for
- Jalon Daniels has started the last two games because Baker Mayfield is out with a dislocated right thumb, as our Week 5 recap explains.
- The run game gained 241 yards against the Cowboys, with Bucky Irving rushing for 165 yards (see the Week 5 recap).
- David Sills has returned to practice, and his 21-day window to be activated is open, and activating him brings the receiver room back to six (David Sills report).
Where to go next
The full schedule and game center has this matchup in detail, and the How to watch hub lists every service for every country.




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