Everything you need to know about Thursday Night Football on Prime Video

The fourth season of Thursday Night Football (TNF) is streaming on Prime Video.

The regular-season slate of 16 games features all 14 playoff teams from this past year as well as two holiday games. The TNF season ends with a Wild Card playoff game in early January.

Here is everything to know about Thursday Night Football.

How to watch ‘Thursday Night Football’ on Prime Video

Football fans can watch Thursday Night Football exclusively on Prime Video, either through the Prime Video app or on their desktop.

Open the Prime Video app on your device. If you do not have the app, download it from the App Store or in the App section on your connected TV.
Sign in to your Prime account. Not a Prime member? Sign up for a free 30-day trial to try it out.
Find Thursday Night Football on the homepage, or in the search bar, Sports section, or "Live & Upcoming" carousel.
Select that day’s game.
Press play.

How do I record ‘Thursday Night Football’ games?

It’s easy to record Thursday Night Football games on Prime Video once you've opted in to record the entire season.

Sign into your Prime account and access Prime Video either through the Prime Video app or website.
Find Thursday Night Football on the homepage, the search bar, or the Sports section.
To opt in to record the entire season, find a Thursday Night Football game and click the "Record" button. Recordings will include all of the games, as well as each week’s pregame, postgame, and alternate streams.
All content is available until the start of the following NFL season and stored in the cloud, meaning it will not affect your DVR space.
Opting in gives you full access to pause, rewind, and fast-forward when the game is live, as well as full replays after the games conclude.
If you do not opt in to record the season, you will still have the ability to access 15 minutes of rewind from the point you joined the game, and you will also be able to pause and fast-forward as needed.

2025 ‘Thursday Night Football’ schedule

Pregame coverage begins each Thursday at 7 p.m. ET; games kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET.

Preseason (Aug 21): New York Giants 42, New England Patriots 10
Week 2 (Sept 11): Green Bay Packers 27, Washington Commanders 18
Week 3 (Sept 18): Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills
Week 4 (Sept 25): Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals
Week 5 (Oct 2): San Francisco 49ers at Los Angeles Rams
Week 6 (Oct 9): Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants
Week 7 (Oct 16): Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals
Week 8 (Oct 23): Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Chargers
Week 9 (Oct 30): Baltimore Ravens at Miami Dolphins
Week 10 (Nov 6): Las Vegas Raiders at Denver Broncos
Week 11 (Nov 13): New York Jets at New England Patriots
Week 12 (Nov 20): Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans
Week 13 (Black Friday, Nov 28): Chicago Bears at Philadelphia Eagles
Week 14 (Dec 4): Dallas Cowboys at Detroit Lions
Week 15 (Dec 11): Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Week 16 (Dec 18): Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks
Week 17 (Dec 25): Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs
Wild Card playoff game: January 10 or 11; Matchup TBD

‘Thursday Night Football’ results

Week 2

The Green Bay Packers took down the Washington Commanders at home in a tense divisional clash. Packers quarterback Jordan Love completed 19 of 31 passes for 292 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions in the win.

‘Black Friday Football’

Black Friday Football returns to TNF on November 28 with a Week 13 game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chicago Bears at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

‘Thursday Night Football’ on Christmas Day

The final regular-season game of Thursday Night Football will be on December 25 between AFC West rivals. The Kansas City Chiefs will host the Denver Broncos at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

NFL Wild Card game on Prime Video

The season wraps up with a special edition of Thursday Night Football during the NFL Wild Card round. The game location, time, and teams will be announced at the end of the season.

'Thursday Night Football' broadcast team

The Thursday Night Football on-air team includes legendary announcers, renowned reporters, and more.

Al Michaels, play-by-play announcer
Kirk Herbstreit, game analyst
Kaylee Hartung, sideline reporter
Charissa Thompson, pregame, halftime, and postgame host
Ryan Fitzpatrick, pregame, halftime, and postgame analyst
Andrew Whitworth, pregame, halftime, and postgame analyst
Richard Sherman, pregame, halftime, and postgame analyst
Tony Gonzalez, pregame, halftime, and postgame analyst
Taylor Rooks, features reporter
Marshawn Lynch, contributor
Terry McAulay, rules analyst
Sam Schwartzstein, TNF analytics expert
Miguel Gurwitz, TNF en Español play-by-play announcer
Rolando Cantú, TNF en Español analyst

'Thursday Night Football' opening song

A new song from Shaboozey, "Let 'Em Know," will lead into TNF Tonight and Thursday Night Kickoff each week.

Pinar Toprak's pulsating original score, commissioned for TNF's debut in 2022, will continue to serve as the TNF theme music and play as the signature sound throughout each TNF telecast.

Stay connected with ‘Thursday Night Football’ on Prime Video

For all the latest information regarding TNF on Prime Video, visit the Thursday Night Football page on Prime Video.

Follow @NFLonPrime and the recently launched @SportsOnPrime handle, across all major social networks, for highlights, features, viral moments, and more from Prime Video sports.

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This story has been updated to reflect the most recent information about Prime Video.