List of NFL Network Exclusive Game Series results (2006–present)
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The following is a detailed list of results and scores from National Football League games aired on NFL Network's NFL Network Exclusive Game Series.
Schedule (Prior to NFL Network Special branding) (2006–2016)[edit]
2006 Season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | Saturday | December 16 | Dallas Cowboys | 38–28 | Atlanta Falcons | Georgia Dome | KTXA (Dallas) WXIA-TV (Atlanta) |
Bryant Gumbel (play by play) Dick Vermeil (color, first half) Deion Sanders (color, second half) Marshall Faulk (color, second half) Adam Schefter (sideline reporter) |
Dick Vermeil left the booth at halftime due to laryngitis.[1] Deion Sanders and Marshall Faulk, who were both on the pregame analysis team, filled in during the second half.[2] After the game, Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens came to the NFL Total Access set and acknowledged spitting in the face of Falcons cornerback DeAngelo Hall early in the contest. There is no video, from that night's telecast or any other source, that is known to have captured the incident, but Owens was fined $30,000 by the NFL. |
| 16 | Saturday | December 23 | Kansas City Chiefs | 20–9 | Oakland Raiders | McAfee Coliseum | KSHB-TV (Kansas City) KPIX-TV (Oakland) |
Bryant Gumbel (play by play) Dick Vermeil (color) Adam Schefter (sideline reporter) |
Sideline reporter Adam Schefter reported that the Raiders had begun the process of firing head coach Art Shell, which was immediately refuted by Al Davis. Weeks later, the report was true and the Raiders indeed relieved Shell of his duties. |
| 17 | Saturday | December 30 | New York Giants | 34–28 | Washington Redskins | FedExField | WNBC (New York City) WTTG (Washington D.C.) |
Bryant Gumbel (play-by-play) Cris Collinsworth (color) Adam Schefter (sideline reporter) |
Giants-Redskins rivalry |
2007 Season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | Saturday | December 15 | Cincinnati Bengals | 13–20 | San Francisco 49ers | Monster Park | WLWT (Cincinnati) KNTV (San Francisco) |
Bryant Gumbel (play-by-play) Marshall Faulk (color) Deion Sanders (color) Adam Schefter (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 8PM ET. |
| 16 | December 22 | Dallas Cowboys | 20–13 | Carolina Panthers | Bank of America Stadium | KDFI (Dallas) WCNC-TV (Charlotte) |
Bryant Gumbel (play-by-play) Marshall Faulk (color) Deion Sanders (color) Adam Schefter (sideline reporter) |
2006 Week 8 Rematch | |
| 17 | December 29 | New England Patriots | (38–35) | New York Giants | Giants Stadium | WCVB-TV (Boston) WWOR-TV (New York City) National NBC and CBS |
Bryant Gumbel (play-by-play) Cris Collinsworth (color) Adam Schefter (sideline reporter) |
Patriots complete a 16–0 regular season finish, the first undefeated NFL regular season in 35 years.[3][4][5][6] The game was simulcast on NBC, and CBS. The game was also available to watch online at NFL.com/Live. The game was the first three-network simulcast in NFL history and the first simulcast of any kind of an NFL game since Super Bowl I in 1967, when CBS and NBC both televised the first meeting of the champions of the newly merged National Football League and American Football League.[7][8][9][10] Patriots quarterback Tom Brady surpasses Peyton Manning (49 touchdowns; 2004) with his 50th touchdown of the season, a pass to wide receiver Randy Moss, which coincidentally was Moss' 23rd receiving touchdown of the year surpassing Jerry Rice (22 touchdowns; 1987). The Patriots became the highest-scoring team in a single season (594 points) surpassing the 1998 Vikings' 556 points. The Patriots and Giants would meet again in Super Bowl XLII over a month later. The Patriots were still on their undefeated streak (18–0) while the Giants were winners of an NFL-record 10-straight road games. The Giants defeated the Patriots in the rematch by a score of 17–14 to claim their third Super Bowl championship. Giants-Patriots rivalry |
2008 Season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Saturday | December 20 | Baltimore Ravens | 33–24 | Dallas Cowboys | Texas Stadium | WBAL-TV (Baltimore) KDAF (Dallas) |
Bob Papa (play by play) Deion Sanders (color) Marshall Faulk (color) |
The final game at Texas Stadium. Kickoff at 8:15PM ET |
2009 Season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | Saturday | December 19 | Dallas Cowboys | 24–17 | New Orleans Saints | Louisiana Superdome | KTXA (Dallas) WGNO (New Orleans) |
Bob Papa (play-by-play) Matt Millen (color) Alex Flanagan (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 8:20 PM ET. The game is also simulcast on KTXA in Dallas and WGNO in New Orleans. |
2011 Season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | Saturday | December 17 | Dallas Cowboys | 31–15 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Raymond James Stadium | KDAF (Dallas) WTTA (Tampa Bay) |
Brad Nessler (play by play) Mike Mayock (color) Alex Flanagan (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 8:20 PM ET |
2013 Season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Sunday | October 6 | San Diego Chargers | 17–27 | Oakland Raiders | O.co Coliseum | KFMB-TV (San Diego) KRON-TV (Oakland) |
Ian Eagle (play-by-play) Dan Fouts (color) |
Originally planned to be broadcast by CBS for a 1:25 p.m. PT (4:25 p.m. ET) start, the game was pushed back to an 8:35 p.m. PT (11:35 p.m. ET) start because the stadium needed to be changed back to its football configuration following an Oakland Athletics playoff game the night before. The game was moved to NFL Network as a "special edition" of Thursday Night Football, but retained CBS production staff. In San Diego, CBS affiliate KFMB-TV (who would have broadcast the game had it been played at its normal time) picked up rights to simulcast the game over-the-air.[11][12][13][14][15][16][17] |
2014 season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Saturday | December 20 | Philadelphia Eagles | 24–27 | Washington Redskins | FedEx Field | KYW-TV (Philadelphia) WUSA-TV (Washington D.C.) |
Kevin Harlan (play by play) Rich Gannon (color) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) |
Commanders–Eagles rivalry Kickoff at 4:30 PM ET, branded as Thursday Night Football, produced by CBS. |
2015 season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | Saturday | December 19 | New York Jets | 19–16 | Dallas Cowboys | AT&T Stadium | WCBS-TV (New York City) KTVT (Dallas) |
Jim Nantz (play by play) Phil Simms (color) Tracy Wolfson (sideline reporter) |
Branded as Thursday Night Football, the game kicked off at 8:25 PM ET. Produced by CBS |
| 16 | Saturday | December 26 | Washington Redskins | 38–24 | Philadelphia Eagles | Lincoln Financial Field | WUSA-TV (Washington D.C.) KYW-TV (Philadelphia) |
Ian Eagle (play by play) Trent Green (color) Evan Washburn (sideline reporter) |
Eagles–Redskins rivalry Branded as Thursday Night Football, the game kicked off at 8:25 PM ET. Produced by CBS |
2016 season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | Sunday | October 23 | New York Giants | 17–10 | Los Angeles Rams | Twickenham Stadium | KCBS-TV (Los Angeles) WCBS-TV (New York City) |
Kevin Harlan (play by play) Dan Fouts (color) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) |
Part of the NFL International Series, and was branded as a "Thursday Night Special". Game produced by CBS. |
| 15 | Saturday | December 17 | Miami Dolphins | 34–13 | New York Jets | Metlife Stadium | WFOR-TV (Miami) WNBC-TV (New York City) |
Mike Tirico (play by play) Doug Flutie (color) Tony Dungy (color) Heather Cox (sideline reporter) |
Branded as Thursday Night Football Produced by NBC Sports |
| 16 | Saturday | December 24 | Cincinnati Bengals | 10–12 | Houston Texans | NRG Stadium | KHOU-TV (Houston) WKRC-TV (Cincinnati) |
Kevin Harlan (play by play) Rich Gannon (color) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) |
Texans clinched the AFC South division title with win, combined with the Titans loss to the Jaguars earlier that day. Produced by CBS, branded as Thursday Night Football. |
| Sunday | December 25 | Baltimore Ravens | 27–31 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Heinz Field | WBAL-TV (Baltimore) WPXI (Pittsburgh) |
Mike Tirico (play by play) Doug Flutie (color) Tony Dungy (color) Heather Cox (sideline reporter) |
Christmas game, branded as NFL Christmas Special. Antonio Brown stretched the ball over the goal line for the game-winning touchdown, giving the Steelers the AFC North division title, eliminating the Ravens from playoff contention, and get the Kansas City Chiefs into the playoffs, who would then win later that night, to let the Miami Dolphins get the last playoff berth in the AFC. Ravens–Steelers rivalry Produced by NBC Sports. |
Schedule (As NFL Network Special) (2017–2021)[edit]
2017 season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Sunday | October 29 | Minnesota Vikings | 33–16 | Cleveland Browns | Twickenham Stadium | WCCO (Minneapolis) WOIO (Cleveland) |
Greg Gumbel (play by play) Trent Green (color) Jamie Erdahl (sideline reporter) |
Part of the NFL International Series; Kickoff at 9:30 ET; CBS Sports Production. |
| 15 | Saturday | December 16 | Chicago Bears | 10–20 | Detroit Lions | Ford Field | WMAQ-TV (Chicago) WDIV-TV (Detroit) |
Mike Tirico (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Heather Cox (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 4:30 ET
TNF doubleheader. NBC Sports production Bears-Lions rivalry |
| Los Angeles Chargers | 13–30 | Kansas City Chiefs | Arrowhead Stadium | KCAL-TV (Los Angeles) KCTV (Kansas City) |
Greg Gumbel (play by play) Trent Green (color) Jamie Erdahl (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 8:25 ET. Chargers-Chiefs rivalry | |||
| 16 | December 23 | Indianapolis Colts | 16–23 | Baltimore Ravens | M&T Bank Stadium | WTTV-TV (Indianapolis) WJZ-TV (Baltimore) |
Kickoff at 4:30 ET. |
2018 season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Sunday | October 28 | Philadelphia Eagles | 24–18 | Jacksonville Jaguars | Wembley Stadium | WPVI-TV (Philadelphia) WFOX-TV (Jacksonville) |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Michael Irvin (color) Steve Mariucci (color) Kurt Warner (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) Peter Schrager (sideline reporter) |
Part of the NFL International Series. Kickoff at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Zach Ertz caught game winning touchdown pass. |
| 15 | Saturday | December 15 | Houston Texans | 29–22 | New York Jets | MetLife Stadium | KHOU-TV (Houston) WNBC-TV (New York City) |
Curt Menefee (play by play) Nate Burleson (color) Steve Mariucci (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 4:30 p.m. ET. |
| Cleveland Browns | 17–16 | Denver Broncos | Broncos Stadium at Mile High | WOIO-TV (Cleveland) KDVR-TV (Denver) |
Mike Tirico (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Peter Schrager (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 8:20 p.m. ET. | |||
| 16 | December 22 | Washington Redskins | 16–25 | Tennessee Titans | Nissan Stadium | WRC-TV (Washington D.C.) WSMV-TV (Nashville) |
Curt Menefee (play by play) Nate Burleson (color) Steve Mariucci (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 4:30 p.m. ET. One of the four games eligible to be flexed into the NFL Network Saturday Doubleheader. | |
| Baltimore Ravens | 22–10 | Los Angeles Chargers | StubHub Center | WBAL-TV (Baltimore) KABC-TV (Los Angeles) |
Mike Tirico (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Peter Schrager (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 8:20 p.m. ET. One of the four games eligible to be flexed into the NFL Network Saturday Doubleheader. |
2019 season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Sunday | October 13 | Carolina Panthers | 37–26 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | WJZY-TV (Charlotte) WMOR-TV (Tampa Bay) |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Michael Irvin (color) Steve Mariucci (color) Kurt Warner (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) |
NFL International Series game. 9:30 AM kickoff. Buccaneers-Panthers rivalry. |
| 9 | November 3 | Houston Texans | 26–3 | Jacksonville Jaguars | Wembley Stadium | KRIV-TV (Houston) WJXX-TV (Jacksonville) |
NFL International Series game Kickoff at 9:30 AM. | ||
| 16 | Saturday | December 21 | Houston Texans | 23–20 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Raymond James Stadium | KRIV-TV (Houston) WMOR-TV (Tampa Bay) |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Nate Burleson (color) Joe Thomas (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) |
1 PM Kickoff. One of five games under consideration for Saturday flex scheduling. |
| Buffalo Bills | 17–24 | New England Patriots | Gillette Stadium | WKBW-TV (Buffalo) WBZ-TV (Boston) |
Mike Tirico (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Peter Schrager (sideline reporter) |
4:25 PM Kickoff.
One of five games under consideration for Saturday flex scheduling. Bills-Patriots rivalry. | |||
| Los Angeles Rams | 31–34 | San Francisco 49ers | Levi's Stadium | KCBS-TV (Los Angeles) KNTV-TV (San Francisco) |
Kevin Burkhardt (play by play) Charles Davis (color) Pam Oliver (sideline reporter) |
Game was also simulcast on KCBS-TV in Los Angeles, and KNTV-TV in San Francisco. One of 5 games under consideration for Saturday flex scheduling. 49ers-Rams rivalry. |
2020 season[edit]
All games played on Saturday.
Week 15 and 16 had games on Saturday. For Week 15, the following two games were flexed: Bills-Broncos, and Panthers-Packers. For Week 16, the following three games were flexed: Buccaneers-Lions, 49ers-Cardinals (Prime Video only), and Dolphins-Raiders.
| Week | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 | December 19 | Buffalo Bills | 48–19 | Denver Broncos | Empower Field at Mile High | WKBW-TV (Buffalo) KMGH-TV (Denver) |
Adam Amin (play by play) Mark Schlereth (color) Lindsay Czarniak (sideline reporter) |
4:30 PM ET kickoff. |
| Carolina Panthers | 16–24 | Green Bay Packers | Lambeau Field | WSOC-TV (Charlotte) WLUK-TV (Green Bay) |
Joe Davis (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) |
8:15 PM kickoff. | ||
| 16 | December 26 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 47–7 | Detroit Lions | Ford Field | WTSP-TV (Tampa Bay) WDIV-TV (Detroit) |
Adam Amin (play by play) Mark Schlereth (color) Lindsay Czarniak (sideline reporter) |
1:00 PM ET kickoff. |
| Miami Dolphins | 26–25 | Las Vegas Raiders | Allegiant Stadium | WPLG-TV (Miami) KSNV-TV (Las Vegas) |
Joe Davis (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) |
8:15 PM kickoff. |
2021 season[edit]
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Sunday | October 10 | New York Jets | 20–27 | Atlanta Falcons | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | WNBC (New York City) WSB (Atlanta) |
Greg Gumbel (play by play) Adam Archuleta (color) A.J. Ross (sideline reporter) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) |
NFL London Game; Kickoff at 9:30 AM ET Game was produced by CBS Sports, while Fox produced the pregame and halftime shows. |
| 15 | Saturday | December 18 | New England Patriots | 17–27 | Indianapolis Colts | Lucas Oil Stadium | WBZ (Boston) WXIN (Indianapolis) |
Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play) Greg Olsen (color) Pam Oliver (sideline reporter) Kristina Pink (sideline reporter) |
Kickoff at 8:15 ET. |
| Monday | December 20 | Las Vegas Raiders | 16–14 | Cleveland Browns | FirstEnergy Stadium | KSNV (Las Vegas) WOIO (Cleveland) |
Joe Davis (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) Steve Wyche (sideline reporter) |
Game was initially scheduled for Saturday, however the game was moved to Monday due to Covid-19 Kickoff at 5:00 ET. | |
| 16 | Saturday | December 25 | Indianapolis Colts | 22–16 | Arizona Cardinals | State Farm Stadium | WTTV (Indianapolis) KSAZ (Phoenix) |
Joe Davis (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Melissa Stark (sideline reporter) Peter Schrager (sideline reporter) |
Part of an NFL Christmas Day doubleheader; Last game with Fox Sports production. Kickoff at 8:15PM ET. |
Schedule (As NFL Network Exclusive Game Series) (2022–Present)[edit]
2022 season[edit]
All games at 9:30 AM ET unless otherwise noted.
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Sunday | October 2 | Minnesota Vikings | 28–25 | New Orleans Saints | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | KSTP-TV (Minneapolis) WWL-TV (New Orleans) |
Kevin Kugler (play by play) Mark Sanchez (analyst) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) Laura Okmin (sideline reporter) |
NFL London Game |
| 5 | October 9 | New York Giants | 27–22 | Green Bay Packers | WABC-TV (New York City) WLUK (Green Bay) WTMJ-TV (Milwaukee) |
Kevin Kugler (play by play) Mark Sanchez (analyst) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) Laura Okmin (sideline reporter) |
NFL London Game | ||
| 10 | November 13 | Seattle Seahawks | 16–21 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Allianz Arena | KIRO (Seattle) WFTS (Tampa) |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Michael Irvin (color) Steve Mariucci (color) Kurt Warner (color) Jamie Erdahl (sideline reporter) Sara Walsh (sideline reporter) |
NFL Germany Game First ever regular season game in Germany. | |
| 15 | Saturday | December 17 | Indianapolis Colts | 36–39 (OT) | Minnesota Vikings | U.S. Bank Stadium | WXIN (Indianapolis) KSTP-TV (Minneapolis) |
Noah Eagle (play by play) Nate Burleson (analyst) Lindsay Czarniak (sideline reporter) Tom Pelissero (sideline reporter) |
NFL Saturday Showdown 1:00 PM ET Kickoff First overtime game in package history. Vikings complete largest comeback in NFL history |
| Baltimore Ravens | 3–13 | Cleveland Browns | FirstEnergy Stadium | WBAL-TV (Baltimore) WEWS-TV (Cleveland) |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Kurt Warner (analyst) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) Steve Wyche (sideline reporter) |
NFL Saturday Showdown Browns–Ravens rivalry 4:30 PM ET Kickoff Game was joined in progress for viewers outside of local markets due to OT of Colts-Vikings, and was made available on NFL+. | |||
| Miami Dolphins | 29–32 | Buffalo Bills | Highmark Stadium | WFOR-TV (Miami) WKBW-TV (Buffalo) |
Kevin Kugler (play by play) Mark Sanchez (analyst) Laura Okmin (sideline reporter) Peter Schrager (sideline reporter) |
NFL Saturday Showdown Bills–Dolphins rivalry 8:15 PM ET Kickoff | |||
| 16 | December 24 | Las Vegas Raiders | 10–13 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Acrisure Stadium | KTNV-TV (Las Vegas) KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh) |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Steve Mariucci (color) Michael Irvin (color) Steve Wyche (sideline reporter) Allison Williams (sideline reporter) |
NFL Holiday Classic 50th Anniversary of the Immaculate Reception 8:15 PM ET Kickoff |
2023 season[edit]
All games at 9:30 AM ET unless otherwise noted.
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Sunday | October 8 | Jacksonville Jaguars | 25–20 | Buffalo Bills | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | WFOX-TV (Jacksonville) WUTV(Buffalo)[18] |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Jamie Erdahl (sideline reporter) |
NFL London Game |
| 6 | October 15 | Baltimore Ravens | 24–16 | Tennessee Titans | WBAL-TV (Baltimore) WTVF (Nashville)[19] | ||||
| 9 | November 5 | Miami Dolphins | 14–21 | Kansas City Chiefs | Deutsche Bank Park | WTVJ (Miami) KSHB-TV (Kansas City)[20] |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Jason McCourty (color) Dan Orlovsky (color) Sara Walsh (sideline reporter) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) |
NFL Germany Game | |
| 10 | November 12 | Indianapolis Colts | 10–6 | New England Patriots | WXIN (Indianapolis) WCVB (Boston) [21] |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Jason McCourty (color) Sara Walsh (sideline reporter) Stacey Dales (sideline reporter) | |||
| 15 | Saturday | December 16 | Minnesota Vikings | 24–27 (OT) | Cincinnati Bengals | Paycor Stadium | WCCO-TV (Minneapolis) WCPO-TV (Cincinnati)[22] |
Chris Rose (play by play) Jason McCourty (color) Steve Wyche (sideline reporter) |
NFL Saturday Showdown 1:00 PM ET Kickoff |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | 13–30 | Indianapolis Colts | Lucas Oil Stadium | KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh) WTTV (Indianapolis)[22] |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) Jamie Erdahl (sideline reporter) |
NFL Saturday Showdown 4:30 PM ET Kickoff, game was joined in progress for viewers outside of local markets due to OT of Vikings-Bengals, and was made available on NFL+. | |||
| Denver Broncos | 17–42 | Detroit Lions | Ford Field | KMGH-TV (Denver) WJBK (Detroit)[22] |
Kevin Harlan (play by play) Trent Green (color) Melanie Collins (sideline reporter) |
NFL Saturday Showdown 8:15 PM ET Kickoff | |||
| 16 | Sunday | December 24 | New England Patriots | 26–23 | Denver Broncos | Empower Field at Mile High | WCVB-TV (Boston) KMGH-TV (Denver)[23] |
Rich Eisen (play by play) Kurt Warner (color) James Palmer (sideline reporter) Sherree Burruss (sideline reporter) |
NFL Christmas Eve game 8:15 PM ET Kickoff |
2024 season[edit]
All games at 9:30 AM ET unless otherwise noted. 3 of the 5 following match-ups will be flexed to the Saturday Tripleheader on December 28: Broncos-Bengals, Cardinals-Rams, Chargers-Patriots, Colts-Giants, Falcons-Commanders.
| Week | Day | Date | Visiting team | Final score | Host team | Stadium | Simulcast | Announcers | Game notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Sunday | October 6 | New York Jets | 0-0 | Minnesota Vikings | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | TBD | TBD | TBD |
| 6 | October 13 | Jacksonville Jaguars | 0-0 | Chicago Bears | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | TBD | TBD | TBD | |
| 7 | November 5 | New England Patriots | 0-0 | Jacksonville Jaguars | Wembley Stadium | TBD | TBD | TBD | |
| 10 | November 10 | New York Giants | 0-0 | Carolina Panthers | Allianz Arena | TBD | TBD | TBD | |
| 17 | Saturday | December 28 | TBD | 0-0 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | 1:00 p.m. Kickoff |
| TBD | 0-0 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | 4:30 p.m. Kickoff | |||
| TBD | 0-0 | TBD | TBD | TBD | TBD | 8:15 p.m. Kickoff |
See also[edit]
- NFL Network Thursday Night Football results (2006–present)
- NFL Network Special
- Thursday Night Football
References[edit]
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- ↑ Gagnon, Brad (September 30, 2013). "Sunday's San Diego Chargers-Oakland Raiders game moved to 11:35 p.m. ET". Awful Announcing. Retrieved 2024-01-31.
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- ↑ Sandomir, Richard (2013-10-07). "East Coast Calls It a Night for a West Coast Game (Published 2013)". The New York Times. Retrieved 2024-01-31.
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