How to Watch and Listen to Bills vs. Saints in Week 4: TV info, kickoff time, viewing options, and what to look for

Everything you need to know about the upcoming Week 4 matchup between the Buffalo Bills and New Orleans Saints.

Adam Zientek — NFL News Writer
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Sep 18, 2025; Orchard Park, New York, USA; Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott looks on in the fourth quarter against the Miami Dolphins at Highmark Stadium.
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The Buffalo Bills are undefeated on the season and sit atop the AFC East after a thrilling victory over the Miami Dolphins on ‘Thursday Night Football.’ Buffalo has shown it can win in different ways through the early stages of the season. In Week 1, it was quarterback Josh Allen putting on his Superman cape with an epic fourth quarter. For Week 2, the defense shut down the Jets with a big game from running back James Cook. And in Week 3, Allen was efficient, giving what the defense would allow.

With the New England Patriots and New York Jets both losing their Sunday matchups, Buffalo is sitting pretty division-wise. Despite their undefeated season, the team is still down a few players due to injury, and their absence was felt during the game against the Dolphins.

With their Week 4 matchup set for action on Sunday, Sept. 28, here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming game between the Bills and the New Orleans Saints in Week 4.

How to watch Buffalo Bills vs. New Orleans Saints in Week 4

  • Date: Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025
  • Time: 1 p.m. ET
  • Location: Highmark Stadium
  • TV Channel: WIVB Channel 4 for local markets
  • Radio: WGR 550 AM in Buffalo
  • Streaming services: CBS/Paramount+, YouTube TV (NFL Sunday Ticket – out of market), FuboTV (market-dependent)

3 Bills players to watch in Week 4 matchup against the Saints

  • Josh Allen: Anytime the Bills franchise quarterback is suiting up for a game, he’ll be a player to watch in the matchup. The reigning MVP was surgical in the game against the Dolphins, all while not turning the ball over once. The Saints have given up 675 yards through the air in their first three weeks, which should have the Bills quarterback chomping at the bit to get out on the field and compete. The ‘everybody eats’ offense will be on full display in the Week 4 contest.
  • Greg Rousseau: Head coach Sean McDermott spoke after the Dolphins game about how the team needs to generate more pressure up front. Greg Rousseau was mentioned by name after having a slow start through the first three games. The talented defensive end signed a four-year contract extension in March of 2025, and the team is hoping for some big things out of him. Perhaps McDermott calling him out is the fire he needed to get back on the right track. McDermott’s philosophy is that the front four must pressure the quarterback, which will allow the entire defense to shine. The $80 million man in Rousseau had eight sacks, three forced fumbles, and 24 quarterback hits in 2024, something the team hopes he will bring to the field in the 2025 season.
  • James Cook: Outside of Allen, Cook has been playing like an MVP on the football field. After signing his massive four-year contract extension in the offseason, Cook has shined with the Bills’ offense. The Bills’ offensive line, paired with their three tight end sets with Dalton Kincaid, Dawson Knox, and Jackson Hawes, has allowed Cook to amass 284 yards with four touchdowns on the ground in the early stages of the season. He’s been electric on the football field, finding the gaps and jump-cutting his way to some highlight reel touchdowns. Expect another heavy dose of Cook in the matchup, who has a chance to break the Bills’ franchise history if he were to find the end zone for what would be his eighth straight game with a rushing touchdown.

Buffalo Bills 2025 schedule

  • Week 1 – Sun, Sept. 7 – vs Baltimore Ravens – 8:20 p.m. EDT – NBC
  • Week 2 – Sun, Sept. 14 – @ New York Jets – 1 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 3 – Thu, Sept. 18 – vs Miami Dolphins – 8:15 p.m. EDT – Prime Video
  • Week 4 – Sun, Sept. 28 – vs New Orleans Saints – 1 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 5 – Sun, Oct. 5 – vs New England Patriots – 8:20 p.m. EDT – NBC
  • Week 6 – Mon, Oct. 13 – @ Atlanta Falcons  – 7:15 p.m. EDT – ESPN
  • Week 7 – Bye Week
  • Week 8 – Sun, Oct. 26 – @ Carolina Panthers – 1 p.m. EDT – FOX
  • Week 9 – Sun, Nov. 2 – vs Kansas City Chiefs – 4:25 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 10 – Sun, Nov. 9 – @ Miami Dolphins – 1 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 11 – Sun, Nov. 16 – vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 12 – Thu, Nov. 20 – @ Houston Texans – 8:15 p.m. EDT – Prime Video
  • Week 13 – Sun, Nov. 30 – @ Pittsburgh Steelers  – 4:25 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 14 – Sun, Dec. 7 – vs Cincinnati Bengals – 4:25 p.m. EDT – FOX
  • Week 15 – Sun, Dec. 14 – @ New England Patriots – 1 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 16 – Sun, Dec. 21 – @ Cleveland Browns – 1 p.m. EDT – CBS/Paramount+
  • Week 17 – Sun, Dec. 28 – vs Philadelphia Eagles – 4:25 p.m. EDT – FOX
  • Week 18 – TBD – vs. New York Jets – TBD – TBD

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