NFL Network to Televise 18 NFL Games in 2017

Schedule Includes All 13 'Thursday Night Football' Games Presented by Bud Light

With the release of the 2017 NFL regular season schedule, NFL Network announced it will televise 18 games over the course of the upcoming season, featuring nine Divisional matchups and 11 playoff teams from 2016.

As part of the 18-game schedule, 13 regular season Thursday Night Football games will be televised nationally by NFL Network, either exclusively or as a simulcast of the respective CBS or NBC broadcast.

Presented by Bud Light, the slate of 13 regular season Thursday Night Football games kicks off when the Houston Texans visit the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday, September 14 exclusively on NFL Network. All Thursday Night Football games will again kickoff at 8:25 PM ET.

Both CBS and NBC will produce Thursday Night Football with their lead broadcasters and production teams, and both will contribute to the production of Thursday Night Football exclusively on NFL Network.

Along with the simulcast on NFL Network, Amazon's Prime Video will stream 11 games, including 10 Thursday Night Football games broadcast by CBS and NBC, as well as a Christmas Day game broadcast by NBC, to the tens of millions of Amazon Prime members worldwide, once again securing the league's "Tri-Cast" model of broadcast (NBC/CBS), cable (NFL Network), and digital (Amazon Prime Video) distribution.

In addition to the 13 regular season Thursday Night Football games, NFL Network will televise a Week 8 International Series matchup from London, a Week 15 Saturday double header, and two Week 16 games.

The entire 18-game NFL Network schedule will also be streamed live on the NFL Mobile from Verizon app (NFL.com/mobile), the NFL app on Xbox One and Windows 10, and through Watch NFL Network on tablets, PCs and various connected TV devices (NFL.com/watch), with participating television providers.

2017 NFL NETWORK SCHEDULE

Week 2: Thursday, September 14 (NFL Network)

Houston Texans at Cincinnati Bengals

Week 3: Thursday, September 21 (NFL Network)

Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco 49ers

Week 4: Thursday, September 28 (CBS/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers

Week 5: Thursday, October 5 (CBS/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

New England Patriots at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Week 6: Thursday, October 12 (CBS/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Philadelphia Eagles at Carolina Panthers

Week 7: Thursday, October 19 (CBS/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Kansas City Chiefs at Oakland Raiders

Week 8: Thursday, October 26 (CBS/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Miami Dolphins at Baltimore Ravens

Week 8: Sunday, October 29 (NFL Network)

Minnesota Vikings at Cleveland Browns (London)

Week 9: Thursday, November 2 (NFL Network)

Buffalo Bills at New York Jets

Week 10: Thursday, November 9 (NBC/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals

Week 11: Thursday, November 16 (NBC/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Tennessee Titans at Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 13: Thursday, November 30 (NBC/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys

Week 14: Thursday, December 7 (NBC/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons

Week 15: Thursday, December 14 (NBC/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Denver Broncos at Indianapolis Colts

Week 15: Saturday, December 16 (NFL Network)

Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions

Week 15: Saturday, December 16 (NFL Network)

Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs

Week 16: Saturday, December 23 (NFL Network)

Indianapolis Colts at Baltimore Ravens

Week 16: Monday, December 25 (NBC/NFL Network/Amazon Prime Video)

Pittsburgh Steelers at Houston Texans

For more information about ways to watch Thursday Night Football, visit: nfl.com/tnf

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