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Atlanta Falcons vs. Indianapolis Colts in Berlin: How to watch the NFL international game this weekend

Nov 2, 2025; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; Atlanta Falcons tight end Feleipe Franks (84) and linebacker Josh Woods (42) celebrate a return stop against the New England Patriots during the fourth quarter at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images
The Atlanta Falcons will play the Indianapolis Colts for an international game in Berlin during Week 10 of the NFL season. Here's how to watch. (Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images)
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The Indianapolis Colts and the Atlanta Falcons are the latest NFL teams to play an international game, this weekend they're headed to Germany for a Week 10 game at the Olympiastadion in Berlin. The Colts' newest addition, Sauce Gardener, has already been practicing with the team and it's likely that he'll be joining the team in Berlin, though he'll need to clear concussion protocol first after suffering an injury in Week 7.

The Falcons vs. Colts game kicks off at 9:30 a.m. ET/6:30 a.m. PT on Sunday, Nov. 9, on NFL Network. Here's how you can tune in to this NFL international game, plus every other NFL game this week. 

How to watch the Indianapolis Colts vs. Atlanta Falcons:

Date: Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025 

Time: 9:30 a.m. ET/6:30 a.m. PT 

Location: Olympiastadion, Berlin

TV channel: NFL Network

Streaming: NFL+, Fubo, DirecTV and more

Which NFL teams are playing in Berlin this weekend? 

The Atlanta Falcons play the Indianapolis Colts in Berlin, Germany at Olympiastadion during Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season. 

What time is the Falcons vs. Colts Berlin game? 

The Atlanta Falcons vs. Indianapolis Colts game will be a morning game, kicking off at 9:30 a.m. ET/6:30 a.m. PT for U.S. viewers. 

Falcons vs. Colts game channel: 

The game will air on NFL Network in the U.S. If you don't have cable, we recommend tuning in via NFL+ or a live TV streaming service such as DirecTV. 

How to watch the Falcons vs. Colts game without cable: 

NFL Week 10 schedule:

All times Eastern.

Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025

Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025

  • Falcons vs. Colts (International Game), 9:30 a.m. (NFL Net, NFL+)

  • Giants vs. Bears: 1:00 p.m. (FOX)

  • Patriots vs. Buccaneers: 1:00 p.m.(CBS)

  • Saints vs. Panthers: 1:00 p.m. (FOX)

  • Lions vs. Commanders: 4:25 p.m. (FOX)

  • Jaguars vs. Texans: 1:00 p.m.(CBS)

  • Bills vs. Dolphins: 1:00 p.m.(CBS)

  • Ravens vs. Vikings: 1:00 p.m.(FOX)

  • Browns vs. Jets 1:00 p.m.(CBS)

  • Cardinals vs. Seahawks: 4:05 p.m. (CBS)

  • Rams vs. 49ers: 4:25 p.m. (FOX)

  • Steelers vs. Chargers: 8:20 p.m. (NBC)

Monday, Nov. 10, 2025

  • Eagles vs. Packers: 8:15 p.m. (ESPN/ABC)

How to watch NFL games in 2025: 

Many NFL games are broadcast on local channels, so if you're looking to catch an in-market game, it may be as simple as turning on your TV (or setting up a digital TV antenna) or finding a live TV streaming service that carries the correct RSN (Regional Sports Network). If you want to watch out-of-market games, a $7 monthly subscription to NFL+ will let you watch every out-of-market local and primetime game in the season on your phone — but only a select few regular-season games on your TV. You could also spring for the uber-expensive NFL Sunday Ticket package to get every out-of-market Sunday game of the season. 

When it comes to nationally broadcast games, NFL games typically air across ESPN, NBC, CBS, Fox, ABC and NFL Network. Thursday Night Football games stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, select football games will stream exclusively on Peacock, games on CBS will stream live on Paramount+ and Monday Night Football games will air on ESPN or ABC and stream on the newly revamped ESPN+ this season. That's six channels and four streaming platforms to keep up with this season — and that's not counting your local RSN's for in-market games and an NFL+ or NFL Sunday Ticket subscription for out-of-market games. Plus, Netflix is once again hosting at least two Christmas Day matches, so add that subscription to the mix. And we can't forget about Fox One, Fox's first streaming service, a place where you can also stream games airing on FOX (if you don't already have access to it). 

Confused? You're not alone. Here's a breakdown of the platforms we recommend checking out ahead of the 2025 NFL season, so that come game time, tuning into your favorite team's games will be as easy as simply turning on the TV.

How to watch NFL games in person: 

Tickets for the 2025 NFL season are on sale now. 

Find tickets

Every way to watch NFL games this season:

To recap, here are all the ways you can watch NFL games in 2025.

 

Nick Sirianni says he's not thinking about Packers' proposal to end tush push

There are multiple subplots regarding Monday night's game between the Eagles and Packers.

One, the message to YouTube TV customers from Google and Disney is, "Let them eat cheese."

Two, the Packers are the team that proposed the elimination of the tush push during the 2025 offseason.

On Saturday, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni was asked whether it's occurred to him this week that the Packers were the team to start the tush-push-ban ball rolling.

"I don't get wrapped up too much into that," Sirianni said, via a transcript distributed by the team. "No."

We'll know he's fibbing if the Eagles — as they should — call a tush push on the first offensive play from scrimmage.

Does Sirianni like the fact that the play gets under the skin of other teams?

"No, I don't care," Sirianni said. "Again, I try not to get wrapped up into things that are out of my control, and so I don't have an opinion either way. This is the rule, this is what we'll play by with the rule, and we'll go from there.

The Packers weren't the true source of the effort to get rid of the play. As PFT reported at the time, Green Bay was recruited by the league office to make the proposal. It's become a trend of sorts, given that Competition Committee proposals require an 8-0 vote before moving to the full membership. Team proposals have a straight shot at a full vote.

The effort came two votes short of the required 24. Which means 22 teams voted to end the technique. Whether it's the Packers or some other team, it's currently expected that one of the 32 franchises will once again proposed a prohibition of the play. With or without a nudge from the league.

Regardless, it adds an extra layer of intrigue for Monday night. For those who are wearing cheese and not only eating it.

Matt LaFleur: Brandon McManus is our kicker, you read too much into my competition comment

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said this week that kicker Brandon McManus will have to compete with Lucas Havrisik to keep his job, but today LaFleur reaffirmed that McManus is his kicker and said his previous comments were overblown.

Asked to confirm that McManus will kick for the Packers on Monday night against the Eagles, LaFleur said that when he talked about a competition, he meant it only in the sense that everyone has to compete in the NFL.

"You look at the total body of work," LaFleur told reporters about what McManus has done for the Packers. "I think you guys probably read into what I said a little bit too much, in terms of — I feel as though, and this is the way we're always going to approach it, every spot is a competition."

McManus missed a 43-yard field goal in Sunday's 16-13 loss to the Panthers, but LaFleur trusts him to keep kicking for the Packers. For at least one more game.

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