Amazon Prime Video begins carrying Thursday Night Football this week.
Till now, Thursday Night Football – TNF – has been broadcast only on Fox TV and the NFL Network. Starting October 7, Amazon Prime Video will also carry the game, as a service to all Prime Video subscribers. For the rest of this season, Fox and NFL will continue to carry TNF as well.
Starting in 2022, only Amazon Prime Video will have broadcast rights to TNF.
For the 2021 season, there are 19 TNF games. Fox and Amazon Prime will carry all but eight games; those eight games will be available only on NFL Network.
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Welcome to the 2021 Prime Video broadcast team! 🎙 #TNFonPrime pic.twitter.com/sMp8g3oqhV
— NFL On Prime Video (@NFLonPrime) October 4, 2021
Where to Watch Pro Football
If you’re losing track of where and when to watch pro football, here are the basics.
- Sunday afternoons: CBS and Fox carry Sunday NFL games starting at noon ET. You can also stream on Paramount+ (CBS’s streaming partner).
- Sunday Night Football: NBC broadcasts Sunday night NFL games, with Peacock (NBC’s streaming partner) also providing access. Start time is usually around 7 pm ET.
- Monday Night Football: ESPN broadcasts most Monday Night Football games starting at about 7 pm ET.
- Thursday Night Football: Fox TV broadcasts most TNF games; also Amazon Prime Video members can stream most TNF games with no additional fees. NFL Network subscribers have access to every TNF game. Kickoff is 8:20 pm ET.
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You can also view every Thursday Night NFL game by subscribing to NFL Network, and see every Sunday game on NFL Redzone. You can subscribe via your TV provider (Spectrum, Dish and others). For more details visit: