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What Channel Is Patriots vs. Jaguars On? TV, Kickoff Time and Streaming for Week 3

Patriots vs. Jaguars airs on CBS Sunday, Sept. 27, at 1 p.m. ET. Get the Week 3 TV channel, announcers, live streaming options and radio broadcast details.

September 25, 20263 minutes read
New England Patriots at Jacksonville Jaguars Week 3 viewing guide for September 27, with a 1 p.m. ET kickoff on CBS.
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New England visits Jacksonville on Sunday. Here are the Week 3 television, streaming and radio details, plus the broadcast crew and a storyline to watch.

The New England Patriots visit the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, September 27, at 1 p.m. ET on CBS. The Week 3 matchup takes place at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida.

New England is coming off its first win of the season against Pittsburgh. Now, Drake Maye and the Patriots offense get another opportunity to build consistency away from home.

Here is how to watch and listen to Sunday’s game.

What Channel Is Patriots vs. Jaguars On?

CBS will broadcast Patriots–Jaguars, with WBZ-TV Channel 4 carrying the game in the Boston market, according to the Patriots’ official broadcast guide.

Coverage is regional. Check your local CBS station’s Sunday listings to see whether it is showing this matchup. Cable and satellite channel numbers vary by provider.

What Time Does Patriots vs. Jaguars Start?

The game is part of Sunday’s early afternoon window. The Patriots’ Week 3 game preview confirms the kickoff and venue.

Game detail Information
Matchup New England Patriots at Jacksonville Jaguars
Date Sunday, September 27, 2026
Kickoff 1 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. CT / 11 a.m. MT / 10 a.m. PT
TV channel CBS, subject to regional coverage
Boston station WBZ-TV Channel 4
Location EverBank Stadium, Jacksonville, Florida

How to Stream Patriots vs. Jaguars

Where you live determines which service carries the live game. Start by checking whether Patriots–Jaguars is scheduled on your local CBS station.

For viewers receiving the game locally: Paramount+ offers live NFL on CBS coverage for subscribers, subject to local availability. Your location determines which CBS game you receive; the service does not let you select any Sunday afternoon matchup from around the country.

A live-TV streaming subscription that includes your local CBS station is another option. For example, eligible YouTube TV subscribers can watch the local CBS broadcast through their television package. Confirm that both the station and the game appear in your guide before kickoff.

For viewers outside the broadcast area: NFL Sunday Ticket carries Sunday afternoon games that are unavailable on your local broadcasts. It is sold as a standalone YouTube Primetime Channel or as an add-on to an active YouTube TV plan.

Sunday Ticket excludes games being televised locally. If CBS is showing Patriots–Jaguars in your area, use the local broadcast or an eligible service carrying that feed.

For viewers watching on a phone or tablet: NFL+ provides live local regular-season games to subscribers on those devices. The NFL says these broadcasts cannot be cast to a television, including with NFL+ Premium. Check the device restriction before choosing it for your Sunday viewing.

Who Is Announcing Patriots vs. Jaguars?

Spero Dedes will call the game for CBS, with Adam Archuleta providing analysis and Aditi Kinkhabwala reporting from the sidelines.

How to Listen on the Radio

The Patriots broadcast airs on 98.5 The Sports Hub, with Bob Socci on play-by-play and Scott Zolak providing analysis.

NFL+ subscribers can also access live game audio across supported devices, including home and away broadcasts.

What to Watch: Can Maye Build on the Big Plays?

New England’s offense produced four completions of at least 20 yards against Pittsburgh after going without an explosive pass in the opener. That progress came despite the unit having only two offensive touchdowns through two games, as Patriots.com’s Evan Lazar noted in his matchup breakdown.

Maye also emphasized the need for a quicker start during his Wednesday media appearance.

Goodwin’s Read: The next step is turning those individual gains into sustained scoring drives. Watch how often New England keeps manageable down-and-distance situations early. That will help show whether the offense is finding a rhythm or still relying on occasional big plays to rescue possessions.

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