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NFL Week 6 Sunday schedule: Cowboys and Packers close out the day on NBC

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The Week 6 NFL schedule includes a Sunday night game between the Cowboys and Packers. That matchup will be shown on NBC and Peacock, with coverage beginning at 7 p.m. ET. The article also lists TV channels, streaming options and kickoff times for the day's games.

Expanded Detail

The NFL’s Week 6 Sunday slate is framed within an NBC Sports hub that also links to scores, standings, stats, fantasy football, betting, highlights, and podcasts. The Cowboys-Packers matchup is the day’s final game, set for NBC and Peacock with coverage starting at 7 p.m. ET. The page notes that TV channels, streaming options, and kickoff times for the day’s games are included.

Context

For fans, the Cowboys-Packers Sunday night slot may shape evening viewing habits and streaming choices, especially for those who follow either team or use Peacock. The broader schedule listing could help casual viewers find games, while NBC’s surrounding NFL content—scores, standings, fantasy, and betting—may keep audiences engaged across devices. Its societal impact is likely limited to entertainment and media consumption rather than broader civic or economic effects.

Expanded detail and Context are AI-generated analysis; the linked article remains the authoritative source.
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