- Dave Pasch, Jason Kelce, Kurt Warner & Molly McGrath make their commentator team debut on NFL Network at 9:30 a.m. ET for NFL International Series matchup from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- Rich Eisen, Steve Mariucci & Gerald McCoy lead pregame (7 a.m.), halftime & postgame coverage from NFL Network’s LA studio
- NFL GameDay editions deliver live studio coverage surrounding the morning matchup & full Sunday schedule
- Kicks off NFL Network’s seven-game regular season slate, including five NFL International Series matchups
NFL Network’s 2026 regular season coverage begins with Week 4 (Sunday, Oct. 4), when the Indianapolis Colts take on the Washington Commanders from London at 9:30 a.m. ET, as both teams look to make it back-to-back victories coming off closely contested wins in Week 3. The morning contest marks the first of seven games on the network’s regular season slate — kicking off with three Sundays in a row from London — and the debut of its new commentator team.
Super Bowl champion and ESPN NFL analyst Jason Kelce will make his booth debut, alongside Pro Football Hall of Famer Kurt Warner and veteran play-by-play commentator Dave Pasch, with Molly McGrath reporting from the sideline — making her ESPN NFL debut.
NFL GameDay coverage takes fans from kickoff morning through primetime
Sunday’s London matchup is surrounded by a full day of live studio coverage on NFL Network, featuring NFL GameDay editions from early morning through Sunday’s final Week 4 game in primetime.
Rich Eisen, Steve Mariucci and Gerald McCoy surround Colts-Commanders, starting with pregame coverage on NFL GameDay Kickoff (7-9:30 a.m.), followed by halftime and postgame coverage with NFL GameDay Final (12:30-1 p.m.) from NFL Network’s Los Angeles studio.
Following the game presentation, NFL Network returns to its weekly Sunday schedule. NFL GameDay LIVE (1-7:30 p.m.)takes fans through the day’s full slate of action, with Patrick Claybon and Steve Smith from 1-4 p.m., followed by Rhett Lewis and Sam Acho from 4-7:30 p.m. Chris Rose, Michael Robinson and David Carr get fans ready for the primetime matchup on GameDay Highlights (7:30-8:30 p.m.), then cap it all off with NFL GameDay Final (11:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m.).
NFL Network’s regular season schedule continues headlined by NFL International Series matchups
Sunday marks the first of three consecutive Sunday morning games in London on NFL Network, with five of its seven games this season being part of the NFL International Series, including the NFL’s first-ever Paris game in Week 7 (Oct. 25). The quartet of Pasch, Kelce, Warner and McGrath will have the call from Paris, after kicking off the schedule’s first two games in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The team of Bob Wischusen, longtime ESPN NFL and college football analyst Louis Riddick and McGrath will have the call of NFL Network’s third game from London at Wembley Stadium in Week 6 (Oct. 18), before heading to Madrid in Week 9 (Nov. 8). Both commentator teams culminate their season with a to-be-announced Week 16 matchup as part of NFL Network’s Dec. 26 doubleheader, with Peter Schrager also serving as a sideline reporter for one of the teams that day.
NFL Network’s Sunday coverage precedes Monday Night Football’s Week 4 matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints, which will honor the 20th anniversary of the Saints’ return to the Superdome following Hurricane Katrina. Complete details on ESPN’s coverage plans will be announced soon.