See the ‘Thursday Night Football’ schedule for the 2023 NFL season on Prime Video

Prime Video’s second season as the exclusive home of Thursday Night Football is an exciting ride for fans, with the return of its Emmy-nominated coverage, game-changing features that enhance the viewing experience, and a slate of star-studded matchups featuring all 14 playoff teams from last season. In addition, Prime Video will make history with the presentation of the very first NFL Black Friday game on November 24, as the Jets host the Dolphins on one of the biggest shopping days of the year.

Check out the full schedule below.

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TNF Tonight pregame coverage begins each Thursday at 7 p.m. EDT. 

• Week 2 - FINAL: Philadelphia Eagles 34, Minnesota Vikings 28
• Week 3 - FINAL: San Francisco 49ers 30, New York Giants 12
• Week 4 - FINAL: Detroit Lions 34, Green Bay Packers 20
• Week 5 - FINAL: Chicago Bears 40, Washington Commanders 20
• Week 6 - FINAL: Kansas City Chiefs 19, Denver Broncos 8
• Week 7 - FINAL: Jacksonville Jaguars 31, New Orleans Saints, 24.
• Week 8 - FINAL: Buffalo Bills 24, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 18
• Week 9 - FINAL: Pittsburgh Steelers 20, Tennessee Titans 16
• Week 10 - FINAL: Chicago Bears 16, Carolina Panthers 13
• Week 11 - FINAL: Baltimore Ravens 34, Cincinnati Bengals 20
• Week 12 (Black Friday) FINAL: Miami Dolphins 34, New York Jets
• Week 13 FINAL: Dallas Cowboys 41, Seattle Seahawks 35
• Week 14 - FINAL: New England Patriots 21, Pittsburgh Steelers 18
• Week 15 - Dec. 14: Los Angeles Chargers at Las Vegas Raiders
• Week 16 - Dec. 21: New Orleans Saints at Los Angeles Rams
• Week 17 - Dec. 28: New York Jets at Cleveland Browns

Viewers in the U.S. can watch Thursday Night Football games on Prime Video in 2023 in their living rooms on connected televisions, streaming media players, or set-top boxes by using the Prime Video app, also available on mobile. In addition, viewers can stream online on Amazon, and on phones and tablets with NFL+. Each Thursday Night Football game also streams live on Twitch and is available on over-the-air TV stations in the two home markets of the competing teams, as well as in Spanish language on Prime Video.

Live coverage of Thursday Night Football is one of the many benefits that come with Prime, which provides unparalleled savings, convenience, and entertainment, all in a single membership.

“We are excited to feature a schedule filled with the game’s brightest stars and many marquee matchups,” said Marie Donoghue, vice president of global sports video, Amazon. “We start with two tremendous NFC battles, as the Vikings visit the Eagles and the Giants face the 49ers. We are looking forward to visiting so many great NFL stadiums with amazing atmospheres—we can’t wait for the season to start!”

Can’t-miss matchups throughout the strong schedule of games include the Giants vs. the 49ers on September 21; the Broncos vs. the Super Bowl champion Chiefs on October 12; the Bengals vs. the Ravens on November 16; and the Seahawks vs. the Cowboys on November 30.

The NFL uses the power of Amazon Web Services (AWS) to power its schedule-making process. There are approximately a quadrillion possible schedule combinations each NFL season and over 26,000 factors to take in to consideration, such as stadium availability, travel requirements, prime-time games, competitive fairness, and division rivalries. The NFL uses AWS to run high-performance computing workloads to find the best possible schedule each year.

Over the course of last year’s inaugural season, Prime Video presented the most-streamed NFL contests in history, and attracted audiences that were both eight years younger and watched more minutes of each game than NFL audiences on linear channels, as TNF regularly outperformed all competing programming across broadcast and cable.

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Thursday Night Football’s production team recently earned five Sports Emmy nominations for its 2022 coverage—including Outstanding Live Series in its inaugural season. TNF’s on-air team features legendary voices, including multi-Emmy award winners Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit, and reporter Kaylee Hartung on the game crew. Charissa Thompson hosts all pregame, halftime, and postgame coverage, along with Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez, All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman, NFL quarterback extraordinaire Ryan Fitzpatrick, and former NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year Andrew Whitworth, along with features reporter Taylor Rooks and news analyst Michael Smith. Coverage kicks off each Thursday with TNF Tonight at 7:00 p.m. EDT.

For all the latest information regarding TNF on Prime Video, visit the Thursday Night Football page on Prime Video and follow NFL on Prime on Twitter. If you’re not a Prime member yet, join today or start a free 30-day trial to catch all the action in this season.