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Ladies and gentlemen, it has been a long couple of months, but we can finally say that yes, in fact, there are meaningful NFL games today. Well, technically only one NFL football game, but one is still better than none. With Thursday Night Football kicking off the official start of the 2022 NFL season, let’s take a look at the matchup, how you can watch it, and some storylines to monitor. The Buffalo Bills will travel to Los Angeles to take on the defending Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams to begin the season. With high aspirations in Buffalo, thanks to a number of analysts predicting they will win this year’s Super Bowl (including our very own Dalton Miller in his 2022 season predictions), Josh Allen and his squad will look to start the year off with a bang. However, standing in their way is a Rams team that not only brings back a ton of talent but actually got better thanks to the addition of WR Allen Robinson. With a healthy running back duo of Cam Akers and Darrell Henderson, this offense is likely to be even more explosive than it was in 2021. How to watch Bills vs. RamsStart time: 8:20 p.m. ET Want to stream NFL games at home or on the go this season? Check out Vidgo or fuboTV, two streaming platforms that provide you with live sports across multiple devices. Additionally, make sure to check out our comprehensive guide on how to live stream NFL games. Complete Week 1 NFL scheduleSunday, Sept. 11 | 1 p.m. ETNew Orleans Saints vs. Atlanta Falcons Philadelphia Eagles vs. Detroit Lions Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Washington Commanders San Francisco 49ers vs. Chicago Bears Cleveland Browns vs. Carolina Panthers Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cincinnati Bengals New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins Baltimore Ravens vs. New York Jets Indianapolis Colts vs. Houston Texans Sunday, Sept. 11 | 4:25 p.m. ETNew York Giants vs. Tennessee Titans Las Vegas Raiders vs. Los Angeles Chargers Kansas City Chiefs vs. Arizona Cardinals Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings Sunday, Sept. 11 | 8:20 p.m. ETTampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Dallas Cowboys Monday, Sept. 12 | 8:15 p.m. ETDenver Broncos vs. Seattle Seahawks
Every day, get free NFL updates sent straight to your inbox! See how to watch or stream every game with the 2022 NFL TV schedule on FOX, NBC, CBS, ESPN, ABC, NFL Network and Amazon Prime. Key dates: September 8 (start of season), January 14 (start of playoffs), February 12 (Super Bowl on FOX).  NFL TV scheduleWeek 1 Thursday, September 08
Sunday, September 11
Monday, September 12
Create your free fantasy football league today at Yahoo! Fantasy. Football season is almost here. (SMW may receive a commission if you purchase a service through this page.) Week 2 Thursday, September 15
Sunday, September 18
Monday, September 19
Week 3 Thursday, September 22
Sunday, September 25
Monday, September 26
Week 4 Thursday, September 29
Sunday, October 02
Monday, October 03
Week 5 Thursday, October 06
Sunday, October 09
Monday, October 10
Week 6 Thursday, October 13
Sunday, October 16
Monday, October 17
Week 7 Thursday, October 20
Sunday, October 23
Monday, October 24
Week 8 Thursday, October 27
Sunday, October 30
Monday, October 31
Week 9 Thursday, November 03
Sunday, November 06
Monday, November 07
Week 10 Thursday, November 10
Sunday, November 13
Monday, November 14
Week 11 Thursday, November 17
Sunday, November 20
Monday, November 21
Week 12 Thursday, November 24 (Thanksgiving)
Sunday, November 27
Monday, November 28
Week 13 Thursday, December 01
Sunday, December 04
Monday, December 05
Week 14 Thursday, December 08
Sunday, December 11
Monday, December 12
Week 15 Thursday, December 15
Saturday, December 17
Saturday 12/17 or Sunday 12/18
Sunday, December 18
Monday, December 19
Week 16 Thursday, December 22
Saturday, December 24
Sunday, December 25
Monday, December 26
Week 17 Thursday, December 29
Sunday, January 01
Monday, January 02
Week 18 Saturday, January 07
Sunday, January 08
Networks and times to be announced
NFL Playoffs TV scheduleWild Card weekend FOX and NBC each air two games, CBS and ESPN/ABC each air one. Saturday, January 14
Sunday, January 15
Monday, January 15
Divisional round FOX airs two games, CBS and NBC each air one. Saturday, January 21
Sunday, January 22
Conference championships Sunday, January 29
Super Bowl 57 Sunday, February 12
If you purchase a product through one of the links in this post, Sports Media Watch may receive a commission. You can stream the entire NFL TV schedule through various platforms this season, though to do so you will have to purchase at least two over-the-top services in addition to a cable bundle. Streaming MVPDsThe primary NFL broadcasters — NBC, CBS, FOX and ESPN/ABC — can be streamed through Fubo TV (purchase a subscription), YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV and DirecTV Stream. Sling has ESPN, but none of the local over-the-air channels. NFL+ (NFL Plus)The NFL had debuted a new $5/month streaming service called NFL+ on which subscribers will be able to stream local and primetime regular season games on mobile and tablet devices (though not on television). Local and primetime games had previously been free to stream (on mobile and tablet) via NFL GamePass, but that will no longer be the case. Over-the-top platformsYou can stream all NBC games through Peacock and all CBS games through Paramount+, though both will require a subscription. ESPN+ airs an exclusive NFL game this season that can only be viewed by purchasing a $6.99/month subscription. You can sign up for Paramount Plus here and you can sign up for ESPN+ here. In addition, the entire Thursday Night Football package will be available only with an Amazon Prime subscription, as outlined in the next section. For a full list of network availability on the major streaming platforms, see the Sports Media Watch sports streaming guide. Changes to the NFL TV scheduleThursday Night Football on Amazon PrimeAmazon Prime will begin exclusively televising Thursday Night Football games this season, meaning that those games will only be available via Amazon Prime Video outside of the participating markets (in the home markets, the games will still be simulcast on over-the-air broadcast affiliates). Expanded Monday Night Football scheduleESPN’s Monday Night Football package expands to 23 games this season, including a split-doubleheader across ESPN and ABC in Week 2. Expanded Christmas Day scheduleThe NFL has scheduled three Christmas Day games this season, the most games it has played on the holiday. New broadcast teamsWith the exception of the returning Jim Nantz, Tony Romo and Tracy Wolfson on CBS, each of the other NFL packages will have a brand new lead broadcast team this season: Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth and Melissa Stark on NBC, Joe Buck, Troy Aikman and Lisa Salters on ESPN, Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen and Erin Andrews on FOX and Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit on Amazon Prime. NBC Sunday Night Football TV scheduleAll games at 8:20 PM ET.
ESPN Monday Night Football TV scheduleAll games at 8:15 PM ET unless otherwise noted.
Amazon Thursday Night Football TV scheduleAll games at 8:20 PM ET unless otherwise noted.
For reference, last year’s NFL TV schedule is on page two and the schedule from two years ago is on page three. NFL Preseason Thursday, August 4
* Hall of Fame Game start time pushed back due to weather delay. Thursday, August 11
Friday, August 12
Saturday, August 13
Sunday, August 14
Thursday, August 18
Friday, August 19
Saturday, August 20
Sunday, August 21
Monday, August 22
Thursday, August 25
Friday, August 26
Saturday, August 27
Sunday, August 28
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