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    NFL Prime-Time Games 2025: Complete Sunday, Monday, and Thursday Night Football Schedules

    The 2025 NFL regular season schedule has officially been released as all 32 teams have announced when they will be playing their 17 opponents. The schedule is critical to tell how a team could have some tough stretches throughout the season, and the major prime-time games on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday each week are going to be important.

    Let’s take a closer look at the full prime-time schedule to discuss how the schedule for each slate is going to be.

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    Thursday Night Football

    Thursday Night Football does not have a game for Week 18 of the season, but every other week will have one game. The only exceptions are Week 13 (as it is Thanksgiving) and Week 17 (as it is Christmas), so each of those weeks will consist of three games.

    Most TNF games are going to be exclusive to Amazon Prime Video, but the trio of Thanksgiving games will air on Fox, CBS, and NBC, and two of the three Christmas games are on Netflix. Below is the full Thursday Night Football schedule.

    Sunday Night Football

    Sunday Night Football features one of the biggest games each week, as it is highlighted on a national stage while people are “waiting all day for Sunday night.” SNF games air on NBC as well as the Peacock app. These games can be flexed, but below are the games that are currently slated for Sunday Night Football this season.

    • Week 1: Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills (Sept. 7)
    • Week 2: Atlanta Falcons vs. Minnesota Vikings (Sept. 14)
    • Week 3: Kansas City Chiefs vs. New York Giants (Sept. 21)
    • Week 4: Green Bay Packers vs. Dallas Cowboys (Sept. 28)
    • Week 5: New England Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills (Oct. 5)
    • Week 6: Detroit Lions vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Oct. 12)
    • Week 7: Atlanta Falcons vs. San Francisco 49ers (Oct. 19)
    • Week 8: Green Bay Packers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Oct. 26)
    • Week 9: Seattle Seahawks vs. Washington Commanders (Nov. 2)
    • Week 10: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Los Angeles Chargers (Nov. 9)
    • Week 11: Detroit Lions vs. Philadelphia Eagles (Nov. 16)
    • Week 12: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Los Angeles Rams (Nov. 23)
    • Week 13: Detroit Lions vs. Washington Commanders (Nov. 30)
    • Week 14: Houston Texans vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Dec. 7)
    • Week 15: Minnesota Vikings vs. Dallas Cowboys (Dec. 14)
    • Week 16: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Miami Dolphins (Dec. 21)
    • Week 17: Chicago Bears vs. San Francisco 49ers (Dec. 28)
    • Week 18: TBD

    Monday Night Football

    Monday Night Football games air on ESPN, and there are multiple games in Weeks 2, 4, 6, and 7 this year. However, there is no game in Week 18. Otherwise, there will be one game each week. Below is the full schedule for Monday Night Football this season.

    • Week 1: Minnesota Vikings vs. Chicago Bears (Sept. 8)
    • Week 2: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Houston Texans, Los Angeles Chargers vs. Las Vegas Raiders (Sept. 15)
    • Week 3: Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens (Sept. 22)
    • Week 4: New York Jets vs. Miami Dolphins, Cincinnati Bengals vs. Denver Broncos (Sept. 29)
    • Week 5: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (Oct. 6)
    • Week 6: Buffalo Bills vs. Atlanta Falcons, Chicago Bears vs. Washington Commanders (Oct. 13)
    • Week 7: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Detroit Lions, Houston Texans vs. Seattle Seahawks (Oct. 20)
    • Week 8: Washington Commanders vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Oct. 27)
    • Week 9: Arizona Cardinals vs. Dallas Cowboys (Nov. 3)
    • Week 10: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Green Bay Packers (Nov. 10)
    • Week 11: Dallas Cowboys vs. Las Vegas Raiders (Nov. 17)
    • Week 12: Carolina Panthers vs. San Francisco 49ers (Nov. 24)
    • Week 13: New York Giants vs. New England Patriots (Dec. 1)
    • Week 14: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Los Angeles Chargers (Dec. 8)
    • Week 15: Miami Dolphins vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Dec. 15)
    • Week 16: San Francisco 49ers vs. Indianapolis Colts (Dec. 22)
    • Week 17: Los Angeles Rams vs. Atlanta Falcons (Dec. 29)

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