Prime Video has unveiled its full slate of Thursday Night Football games for the upcoming regular season, promising a string of high‑stakes contests that will keep viewers tuned in each week.
Prime‑time showdowns across the calendar
The schedule kicks off with a marquee clash in Week 2 as the Detroit Lions host the Buffalo Bills on September 17, a battle that could set the tone for both teams’ campaigns. A week later, the Atlanta Falcons travel to Green Bay to face the Packers on September 24, while the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Cleveland Browns in a divisional rivalry on October 1.
October brings additional marquee pairings, including a showdown between Tampa Bay and Dallas on October 8 and a Seattle‑Denver matchup on October 15. The following weeks continue to deliver rivalry games and potential playoff preview contests, culminating in a wild‑card game slated for mid‑January that will be streamed on Prime Video.
Later in the season, the Kansas City Chiefs will host the Los Angeles Rams on December 3, and the Minnesota Vikings will welcome the New England Patriots on December 10. The final weeks feature a December 24 contest between Houston and Philadelphia, and a New Year’s Eve finale pitting Baltimore against Cincinnati.
Across the 16 games, Prime Video’s lineup blends early‑season excitement with late‑season drama, offering fans a steady stream of high‑profile football action throughout the fall and winter.