Watch Washington Redskins Games | Live Streaming & TV Guide
Watch the Washington Redskins live on TV, or by streaming their games online with our in-depth guide. It covers ways to watch games over the air, satellite, cable, or by streaming them via computer, mobile device, and smart TV. Our guide not only helps you compare prices and check out free trial offers, it also shows you
how to watch out-of-market Redskins games and
listen to the Redskins on the radio.
TV Channels airing Washington Redskins games during the 2020 season
Watching Redskins Games this NFL Season
You can watch Washington Redskins games on your local TV channels with a digital antenna or through your cable provider. Redskins games can also be streamed online by logging into the TV network's website or mobile app with your cable credentials.
Sunday afternoon Redskins games only air regionally so you must be in-market to get those games and primetime Redskins games air nationally, simulcasting on in-market local TV.
Local station NBC 4 (WRC) serves as the official television partner of the Redskins in the Washington D.C. area. This NBC station produces pre and post game programs specifically for the Redskins and hosts preseason Redskins games that aren't nationally aired.
Streaming Redskins Games on Mobile Devices
Primetime Redskins games stream regardless of location on the NFL and Yahoo Sports mobile apps and all these links are completely free and don't require any membership.You must be in-market to live stream Sunday afternoon Redskins games with their official site and app.
Watch Redskins Games When Out of Market
TV Providers that carry the next Washington Redskins game (on FOX)
TV Providers that carry all Washington Redskins game TV Channels for 2020 (FOX & CBS)
Redskins Live Play-by-Play on the Radio
Our NFL Radio Guide breaks down all the ways to listen to every regional and primetime Redskins games online. Includes all available services, plans, prices, supported devices and much more.
The Redskins Radio Network produces audio coverage for every Sunday afternoon Redskins game. Affiliate stations are located all across Washington DC, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.
TuneIn radio offers a free, online radio station covering all things Redskins. And the DC Metro area has 3 terrestrial sports radio stations that can also be streamed online live for free. 105.9 FM WMAL, The Fan and The Sports Capitol don’t cover the Redskins exclusively but all things Washington DC news, sports and entertainment related.
| Radio Station Live Stream | Station/Platform | Summary |
| Washington Redskins | TuneIn | 24/7 Redskins news, talk and opinion |
| 105.9 FM WMAL | 105.9 FM (DC Metro area) | News and sports radio station for the DC Metro area |
| 106.7 The Fan | 106.7 FM (DC Metro area) | Sports radio station for the DC Metro area |
| The Sports Capitol | 630 AM (DC Metro area) | ESPN sports radio affiliate for Washington DC |
2020 Washington Redskins Schedule (EST)
How Redskins’ Schedule is Determined
Every Redskins season is split evenly with eight home games and eight games played on the road, with one bye week. The NFL uses a complicated algorithm to decide which NFL games are played where, factoring in every NFL team’s schedule as a whole. So there are no set rules any given season on which weeks will be home vs away; it changes every year.
Here’s how the schedule of opponents for any given season is determined for Washington:
- Redskins play each divisional opponent twice (Cowboys, Eagles, Giants)
- 4 games are played vs 4 non-divisional NFC teams (all from the same division)
- 4 games are played vs 4 teams from the AFC (all from the same division
- 2 games are played vs 2 other NFC conference teams based on prior year’s standings
This criteria is used to determine the full 16-game regular season schedule for the Reskins, and is ordered any given season in a way that maximizes viewership throughout the season.