While the Chiefs and Patriots are playing the first Thursday game of the season, it technically doesn't fall under the guise of "Thursday Night Football," which kicks off on NFL Network in Week 2 and includes every game below aside from the Week 1 matchup and Week 12's Thanksgiving matchup. We have the scheduling details of Chiefs-Patriots for you below, as well as every other game scheduled to be played on a Thursday night, plus info about how you can stream certain games and the league's return to Color Rush for the season.
After Twitter hosted several "Thursday Night Football" games during the for live streaming, it lost a bid for the NFL's streaming package to Amazon, which will stream 10 Thursday night games during the season as well as a Christmas Day game in Week 16 for Amazon Prime members.
You can read more about Amazon's deal here. On Tuesday, those uniforms emerged. Washington Redskins at Seattle Seahawks. Kansas City Chiefs at Dallas Cowboys. Monday, November 6, Detroit Lions at Green Bay Packers. WEEK Thursday, November 9, Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals. Sunday, November 12, New Orleans Saints at Buffalo Bills.
Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears. Cleveland Browns at Detroit Lions. Pittsburgh Steelers at Indianapolis Colts. Los Angeles Chargers at Jacksonville Jaguars. Cincinnati Bengals at Tennessee Titans. Minnesota Vikings at Washington Redskins. Houston Texans at Los Angeles Rams. Dallas Cowboys at Atlanta Falcons. New York Giants at San Francisco 49ers. Monday, November 13, Miami Dolphins at Carolina Panthers.
Thursday, November 16, Tennessee Titans at Pittsburgh Steelers. Sunday, November 19, Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears. Jacksonville Jaguars at Cleveland Browns. Baltimore Ravens at Green Bay Packers. Arizona Cardinals at Houston Texans. Los Angeles Rams at Minnesota Vikings. Washington Redskins at New Orleans Saints. Buffalo Bills at Los Angeles Chargers. Cincinnati Bengals at Denver Broncos. Monday, November 20, Atlanta Falcons at Seattle Seahawks.
Thursday, November 23, Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions. Los Angeles Chargers at Dallas Cowboys. New York Giants at Washington Redskins. Sunday, November 26, Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Atlanta Falcons. Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals. Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts. Buffalo Bills at Kansas City Chiefs.
Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots. Carolina Panthers at New York Jets. Chicago Bears at Philadelphia Eagles. Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers. Jacksonville Jaguars at Arizona Cardinals. Denver Broncos at Oakland Raiders. Monday, November 27, Houston Texans at Baltimore Ravens. Thursday, November 30, Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys. Sunday, December 3, Minnesota Vikings at Atlanta Falcons.
Detroit Lions at Baltimore Ravens. New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills. San Francisco 49ers at Chicago Bears. Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars. Denver Broncos at Miami Dolphins. Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints. Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans. Cleveland Browns at Los Angeles Chargers. Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals. New York Giants at Oakland Raiders. Monday, December 4, Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals.
Thursday, December 7, New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons. Sunday, December 10, Indianapolis Colts at Buffalo Bills. Minnesota Vikings at Carolina Panthers. Chicago Bears at Cincinnati Bengals. Green Bay Packers at Cleveland Browns. San Francisco 49ers at Houston Texans. Seattle Seahawks at Jacksonville Jaguars. Oakland Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs. Detroit Lions at Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tennessee Titans at Arizona Cardinals. New York Jets at Denver Broncos. Washington Redskins at Los Angeles Chargers.
Philadelphia Eagles at Los Angeles Rams. Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants. Monday, December 11, New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins. Thursday, December 14, Denver Broncos at Indianapolis Colts. Saturday, December 16, Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions. Sunday, December 17, Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills. Green Bay Packers at Carolina Panthers.
Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns. Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars. Cincinnati Bengals at Minnesota Vikings. Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants. Arizona Cardinals at Washington Redskins. Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks. New England Patriots at Pittsburgh Steelers. Tennessee Titans at San Francisco 49ers. Monday, December 18, Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Saturday, December 23, Indianapolis Colts at Baltimore Ravens.
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers. Sunday, December 24, Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers. Cleveland Browns at Chicago Bears. Detroit Lions at Cincinnati Bengals. Miami Dolphins at Kansas City Chiefs. Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots. Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints. The Chiefs also boasted the league's seventh-best scoring defense in , which figures to challenge quarterback Tom Brady.
Forcing New England to travel during the postseason like it did in the Denver loss could be one of the few formulas to stopping it, and Kansas City hopes to force a similar situation this year. There may be other games with better teams on the prime-time slate, but this one stands out because of its date. The New York Giants travel to Washington on Thanksgiving night in what promises to be a highly rated broadcast with families and friends gathering around post-turkey to watch some football.
It will also be a historic occasion, as Master Tesfatsion of the Washington Post noted Washington will host a Thanksgiving game for the first time in franchise history. Washington and the Giants may not be the Patriots or Dallas Cowboys, but this will still likely be a critical game for more than just the Thanksgiving factor. If Washington, which missed the playoffs at in a year after winning the division at , is going to reclaim its spot atop the NFC East, it will have to get through the Giants as well as the Cowboys.
Between the quarterback matchup of Kirk Cousins and Manning, the likely playoff implications in the NFC East and the tradition of Thanksgiving, this is one of the most intriguing prime-time games on the schedule. Enjoy our content?
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