NFL Week 1 TV Schedule: How to Watch Every Game

Here is every Week 1 fixture, with kickoff times and how to watch, gathered in one place.

Thursday, 13 August

• 7:30 pm — Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots Channel to be confirmed
• 7:00 pm — Detroit Lions at Cincinnati Bengals Channel to be confirmed
• 8:00 pm — Los Angeles Chargers at Houston Texans Channel to be confirmed
• 7:00 pm — Green Bay Packers at Pittsburgh Steelers Channel to be confirmed
• 8:00 pm — Arizona Cardinals at Las Vegas Raiders Channel to be confirmed
• 9:00 pm — Tennessee Titans at San Francisco 49ers Channel to be confirmed

Friday, 14 August

• 7:00 pm — Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New York Jets Channel to be confirmed
• 7:00 pm — Denver Broncos at Atlanta Falcons Channel to be confirmed
• 7:00 pm — Miami Dolphins at Washington Commanders Channel to be confirmed

Saturday, 15 August

• 4:00 pm — Jacksonville Jaguars at New Orleans Saints Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Minnesota Vikings at New York Giants Channel to be confirmed
• 8:00 pm — Dallas Cowboys at Seattle Seahawks Channel to be confirmed
• 7:00 pm — Philadelphia Eagles at Baltimore Ravens Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Carolina Panthers at Buffalo Bills Channel to be confirmed
• 4:00 pm — Los Angeles Rams at Kansas City Chiefs Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Cleveland Browns at Chicago Bears Channel to be confirmed

Wednesday, 9 September

• 8:20 pm — New England Patriots at Seattle Seahawks Channel to be confirmed

Thursday, 10 September

• 8:35 pm — San Francisco 49ers at Los Angeles Rams Channel to be confirmed

Sunday, 13 September

• 1:00 pm — Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — New Orleans Saints at Detroit Lions Channel to be confirmed
• 4:25 pm — Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Cincinnati Bengals Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts Channel to be confirmed
• 8:20 pm — Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — New York Jets at Tennessee Titans Channel to be confirmed
• 4:25 pm — Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Chargers Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Cleveland Browns at Jacksonville Jaguars Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Atlanta Falcons at Pittsburgh Steelers Channel to be confirmed
• 4:25 pm — Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings Channel to be confirmed
• 1:00 pm — Chicago Bears at Carolina Panthers Channel to be confirmed
• 4:25 pm — Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders Channel to be confirmed

Monday, 14 September

• 8:15 pm — Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs Channel to be confirmed

Which app do you need?

Sunday afternoon games split between CBS and FOX. CBS games stream on Paramount+; FOX's schedule is on FOX One. Out-of-market Sunday games are covered by NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV, or NFL+ for mobile and tablet only.

Sunday Night Football airs on NBC and streams on Peacock. Monday Night Football airs on ESPN, streaming through ESPN Unlimited, which also carries NFL Network games.

If you only need one app for your own team's primetime and local games, NFL+ at its base tier is the cheapest single option.

Injuries and standings

Check the injury report before kickoff for any late changes, and the standings update automatically once Sunday’s games are final.

Full fixture details, including venue and team records, are on the Week 1 schedule page.