NFL TV Schedule Week 4: When and Where to Watch Marquee Matchups

Week 4 in the NFL features some pivotal games that could see Super Bowl contenders drop below .500. Green Bay, New Orleans and Denver are all far below what their preseason expectations were, and now it's a dog fight to claw back into a solid record.

This week both Sunday Night Football and Monday Night Football have NFC implications on the line, while a few of the earlier games feature those underachievers in position to make a move.

Here's a comprehensive look at all the marquee matchups during this Week 4 of NFL action, including when and where you need to tune in to catch all the Sunday slate.

San Fransisco (2-1) at New York Jets (2-1)

When: Sunday, Sept. 30 at 1 p.m. ET

Where: MetLife Stadium, N.Y.

TV: FOX (check local listings)

San Fransisco is coming off a big loss to the Minnesota Vikings, when their offense and defense both struggled to find any rhythm. Facing a wild-card Jets team on the road, this game could go down to the wire. How will Mark Sanchez and the Jets respond to the fierce 49ers D?

New Orleans (0-3) at Green Bay (1-2)

When: Saturday, Sept. 30 at 4:25 p.m. ET

Where: Lambeau Field, Wis.

TV: FOX (check local listings)

Could anyone have predicted this matchup only featuring one win between the two teams? New Orleans has struggled to stop anything on defense this year, while Green Bay is coming off of an obvious missed call in their Monday night game that led to the referees being reinstated.

New York Giants (2-1) at Philadelphia (2-1)

When: Saturday, Sept. 30 at 8:20 p.m. ET

Where: Lincoln Financial Field, Pa.

TV: NBC

The two NFC East rivals meet in their first matchup of the season. Twelve, count 'em, 12, turnovers by Philadelphia over three games highlight its early troubles, yet they Eagles are still 2-1. New York is coming off of two successful offensive performances after its opening loss to Dallas.

Chicago Bears (2-1) at Dallas Cowboys (2-1)

When: Monday, Oct. 1 at 8:30 p.m. ET

Where: Cowboys Stadium, Texas

TV: ESPN

Both teams mirrored each other through three weeks of the season. After impressive early Week 1 wins, both teams faltered big in Week 2 before skating by in Week 3. They'll have a chance to take a big leap in the NFC with a win, especially Dallas, with Philly and the G-Men facing each other on Sunday night.