Weekend Sports, Films Scheduled Across North America

Montreal has defeated Hamilton twice this season, winning 30-27 in Week 1 and 31-18 in Week 8; the Alouettes are 9-3 against the Tiger-Cats since 2022.
Montreal quarterback Davis Alexander is unbeaten against Hamilton in his career and has a 14-0 record against East Division opponents; he has thrown only three interceptions on 427 attempts this season.
Hamilton is expected to start quarterback Harrison Frost, making only his third career start, while Montreal receiver Tyson Philpot leads the league with 1,471 receiving yards and needs 565 more yards over five games to challenge Allen Pitts’s single-season record.
Both teams have notable injury absences: Montreal receivers Devonte Dedmon and defensive back Kabion Ento are out on six-game injuries, while Hamilton is missing defensive backs Robert Panabaker and defensive lineman De’Jon Benton on single-game injuries.
Sunday, September 20, 2026, brings three early NFL matchups across North America. The 1-0 Baltimore Ravens host the 0-1 New Orleans Saints, the 0-1 Houston Texans face the 1-0 Cincinnati Bengals, and the 0-1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers battle the 0-1 Cleveland Browns. All three games kick off at 1 p.m. ET and stream on Fubo and Paramount+, subject to regional blackouts according to iHeart.
In Canadian football, the Montreal Alouettes visit the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Hall of Fame Game. Montreal enters at 10-3 and has beaten Hamilton twice already this season. Experts project a 35-21 Alouettes victory as Montreal looks to strengthen its East Division lead.
Baltimore (1-0) hosts New Orleans (0-1) at M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The game airs on Fubo and Paramount+ with radio coverage available on ESPN 630. New Orleans needs a quick bounce-back after dropping its season opener, while Baltimore aims to stay unbeaten in a winnable divisional matchup.
The 1-0 Cincinnati Bengals travel to NRG Stadium to face the 0-1 Houston Texans at 1 p.m. ET. Fubo carries the broadcast with commentary on SportsRadio 610. Houston must bounce back at home after an opening loss, while Cincinnati looks to extend its perfect start in a crucial AFC South battle.
Montreal (10-3) enters the Hall of Fame Game as overwhelming favorites over struggling Hamilton (4-9). The Alouettes have beaten the Tiger-Cats twice this season—30-27 in Week 1 and 31-18 in Week 8. Montreal quarterback Davis Alexander remains unbeaten against Hamilton with a perfect 14-0 record against East Division opponents.
Hamilton will start young quarterback Harrison Frost in just his third career start. Montreal receiver Tyson Philpot leads the CFL with 1,471 receiving yards and needs 565 more to challenge Allen Pitts's single-season record across five remaining games. Montreal will be without receivers Devonte Dedmon and defensive back Kabion Ento on six-game injuries.
All three NFL games stream on Fubo and Paramount+, though regional blackout rules apply. ESPN 630, SportsRadio 610, and 98 Rock provide radio coverage for the three respective games. The Montreal-Hamilton Hall of Fame Game completes a full weekend of professional football action in North America.
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