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[[SNF]] NFL Regular Season Week 8 Games Live Here.Are you ready for some football? Week 8 of the NFL season begins tonight with Sunday Night Football. Here's to watchWatch NFL Week 8 Live StreamSundayBroncos (2-5) vs. Jaguars (2-5) in London, 9:30 a.m., ESPN Plus: After a 2-1 start, the Jaguars have lost four in a row, dashing hopes that they might be transitioning into watchability. Coach Doug Pederson’s job seems safe, but the same might not be true of the embattled Nathaniel Hackett, who has also lost four straight with Denver and who was not hired by the Wal-Mart heirs who purchased the Broncos over the summer. A 2-6 record heading into their bye might be cause for a change..Live Here.Panthers (2-5) at Falcons (3-4), 1 p.m.: Atlanta isn’t built to bounce back from a 21-0 deficit, which is what it found itself in last week against Cincinnati. It must avoid falling into a hole and keep P.J. Walker from having the kind of game he had against Tampa Bay..Live Here.Bears (3-4) at Cowboys (5-2), 1 p.m.: Dak Prescott, who attempted only four deep passes against Detroit last week, could afford to look a little rusty in his return from thumb surgery, particularly with Dallas’s defense playing well. Trevon Diggs came up with another interception, the 17th of his career, and Micah Parsons forced a game-ending fumble..Live Here.Dolphins (4-3) at Lions (1-5), 1 p.m.: After a 3-0 start, Miami lost the three games that Tua Tagovailoa missed after he suffered a concussion. He came out strong in his return Sunday night but showed some signs of rust against Pittsburgh, getting away with a handful of passes that could have been intercepted in the Dolphins’ close win..Live Here.Cardinals (3-4) at Vikings (5-1), 1 p.m.: The return of wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins from his suspension for using a banned performance-enhancing drug was a welcome sight for Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray. Hopkins caught 10 of the 14 passes he was targeted on for 103 yards in a win over the Saints..Live Here.Raiders (2-4) at Saints (2-5), 1 p.m.: Las Vegas running back Josh Jacobs ran for fewer than 70 yards in each of the Raiders’ first three games — all losses. In the past three games, he has averaged 147 rushing yards and scored six touchdowns, and the Raiders have gone 2-1..Live Here.Patriots (3-4) at Jets (5-2), 1 p.m.: New England has won 12 straight games against New York, including victories by 41, 38, 35 and 33 points. But the AFC East rivals are headed in different directions. The Patriots benched quarterback Mac Jones on Monday night in favor of backup Bailey Zappe in a loss to Chicago. The Jets have won four straight and are finding ways to get it done: They are the first team since Tim Tebow’s 2011 Broncos to win consecutive games with 105 or fewer net passing yards, according to NFL Research..Live Here.Steelers (2-5) at Eagles (6-0), 1 p.m.: The bad news for Pittsburgh is that rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett has thrown seven interceptions in his first four games, and facing the undefeated Eagles after their bye week seems suboptimal for him. The good news is that only one other Steelers quarterback has been intercepted five or more times in his first four games. He goes by the name of Terry Bradshaw..Live Here.Titans (4-2) at Texans (1-4-1), 4:05 p.m.: Tennessee’s Derrick Henry rushed for 128 yards on 30 carries in a victory over Indianapolis last Sunday, and his late 21-yard scamper helped the Titans run out the clock. Quarterback Ryan Tannehill’s injured ankle aside, maybe it’s a good idea to keep feeding Henry. He leads the NFL with 18 games of 100 or more rushing yards since 2020..Live Here.Commanders (3-4) at Colts (3-3-1), 4:25 p.m.: Matt Ryan became the latest veteran quarterback who can’t seem to work for Frank Reich, joining Philip Rivers and Carson Wentz. Ryan has been benched, and Sam Ehlinger will get his first NFL start against Washington’s strong defensive front. Last week, Ryan was sacked three times, was hit 10 times and threw two interceptions..Live Here.49ers (3-4) at Rams (3-3), 4:25 p.m.: Despite the arrival of Christian McCaffrey (who had 10 touches for 62 yards against the Chiefs), San Francisco dropped below .500 and is in need of a strong showing against Los Angeles, which could say the same thing. The 49ers have been outscored in the third quarter of every game, so maybe the answer is to skip halftime..Live Here.Giants (6-1) at Seahawks (4-3), 4:25 p.m.: With a passing game that Coach Brian Daboll has geared toward chipping away at the defense rather than relying on Daniel Jones, the Giants quarterback has been intercepted only twice and has lost just two fumbles. New York has outscored opponents 97-55 in the second half and is 4-1 when trailing in the fourth quarter. (In the previous five seasons, the Giants’ record was 3-58 when trailing in the fourth.) The Seahawks are suddenly the only team in the NFC West with a record better than .500..Live Here.Packers (3-4) at Bills (5-1), 8:20 p.m., NBC: It wasn’t so much a question of what is ailing Aaron Rodgers, who turned in decent stats for anyone other than him in Green Bay’s third straight loss Sunday at Washington, but the turmoil surrounding the team. Why, for instance, were the Packers trying a desperate hook-and-lateral on the final play with the game’s Hail Mary master on their side? And why was Green Bay unable to convert a single third down? (The last time that happened to the Packers, Rodgers was 15 and Brett Favre was the quarterback in 1999.) It’s not all Rodgers’s fault — it’s just that he has always compensated for the team’s deficiencies and mistakes. All of which makes this a bad time to play one of the league’s top teams, which is coming off a bye week and is winning its home games by a 34.5-point average.Live Here.How to Watch 2022 NFL Regular Season Games Live During the regular season, NFL games will air on various networks, which most fans can watch on their favorite streaming service. Some games will air nationally on NFL Network, ESPN, FOX, CBS, and Prime Video. Check out the chart below to see if your streaming service carries live NFL games.Watch NFL Games Live on NFL+ Throughout the season, NFL+, the official over-the-top subscription service of the National Football League, will be streaming live NFL games and replays. The service will carry in-market games on mobile devices, streams of out-of-market preseason games, the NFL Film's library, and NFL Network.For $4.99 per month, or $39.99 per year, subscribers get access to the following: live local and primetime games on mobile and tablet devices, live out-of-market preseason games across all devices, live game audio (home, away and national calls) for every game of the season, and NFL library programming on-demand (ad-free).Upgrade to NFL+ Premium to unlock more for $9.99 per month or $79.99 per year: All features of NFL+, full game replays across devices (ad-free), condensed game replays across devices (ad-free), and coaches Film including All-22
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