The New Orleans Saints (0-3) will face off with the Buffalo Bills (3-0) in Week 4 of the NFL season. New Orleans is trending downwards, while the Bills look like one of the top teams in the entire league. These two squads are going in completely different directions. Buffalo is currently favored by over two touchdowns as of now.

How will you be able to catch the game? Check out the details below.

How to watch and stream Saints at Bills in NFL Week 4

• Location: Highmark Stadium
• Time: 1 p.m. ET

The game will be televised on CBS locally in Buffalo.

Broadcast announcers: (To be announced)*

Here are the ways you can stream the game:

• NFL+ (mobile only)
• NFL Sunday Ticket (out of market)
• NFL Game Pass International (International, excluding Canada and China)

Game headlines for Saints-Bills

Special teams must improve: The Seahawks dominated the Saints in Week 3 on special teams. New Orleans allowed a return touchdown and got a punt blocked. Additionally, a clean week from kicker Blake Grupe is absolutely necessary. He’s missed a kick in the first three games of the season.

More offensive consistency: Spencer Rattler hasn’t been the biggest issue for the Saints, but he’s gotta start being a big part of the fix, too. The offensive line needs to give him more time, and New Orleans needs Cesar Ruiz to step up inside. Hopefully, New Orleans will find more ways to get Rashid Shaheed involved, too.

Young players on defense: New Orleans need to see some of their young talent step up. Kool-Aid McKinstry struggled against Seattle last week. Quincy Riley forced a fumble in garbage time, and he probably deserves more snaps on defense. He’s been mostly a special teams contributor so far.

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