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The Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons meet in Berlin, Germany, marking the city’s first-ever NFL game and the fifth regular-season contest played in the country. The matchup at Olympiastadion kicks off at 9:30 AM ET on Sunday, November 9, 2025, live on NFL Network. The Colts (7-2) arrive in Europe looking to rebound from a narrow 27-20 loss to the Steelers, which ended their four-game win streak. Despite the setback, Indianapolis remains one of the AFC’s most complete teams, leading the league in scoring (32.2 points per game) and rushing offense. The Falcons (3-5) head overseas hoping to snap a three-game skid. Head coach Raheem Morris needs his young core, led by quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and receiver Drake London,

The Baltimore Ravens continue their midseason rally with a visit to the Minnesota Vikings, looking to extend their win streak and inch back into the AFC playoff conversation. After a frustrating 1-5 start, Baltimore (3-5) has turned the corner behind Lamar Jackson’s return to form and a revived ground attack led by Derrick Henry. The Ravens dominated Miami 28-6 last week, their most complete performance of the season. Jackson threw four touchdown passes while Henry powered through for 119 rushing yards. Minnesota (4-4) has been unpredictable but remains a legitimate threat at home. Rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy guided the Vikings to a 27-24 win over Detroit in Week 9, combining two passing touchdowns with a rushing score. The Vikings’ offense

The Buffalo Bills head to South Florida looking to continue their AFC East surge against the Miami Dolphins. Buffalo has dominated this rivalry for years — winning 16 of the past 18 meetings — and enters Week 10 riding a seven-game streak against Miami. At 6-2, Buffalo remains within striking distance of division-leading New England. Josh Allen continues to pace one of the league’s most complete offenses, while the defense is regaining form after a midseason slump. The Bills are fresh off a 28-21 win over Kansas City, reaffirming their contender status in the AFC. Miami (2-7), meanwhile, is reeling. A 38-10 loss to Baltimore led to front-office upheaval — including the firing of longtime GM Chris Grier — and

The Cleveland Browns travel to face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium in a Week 10 matchup clouded by roster changes and contrasting outlooks. New York (1-7) has undergone a massive transformation following the trade deadline, sending away defensive cornerstone Sauce Gardner and Pro Bowl lineman Quinnen Williams in a pair of blockbuster moves designed to restock draft capital. In return, the Jets now hold multiple first-round picks in both 2026 and 2027 — a long-term strategy at the expense of short-term stability. Head coach Aaron Glenn remains optimistic that “change brings opportunity,” but the immediate future looks bumpy. The Jets snapped their season-opening skid in Week 8 with a stunning 39-38 comeback win at Cincinnati, powered by Breece