No, there is not a “Thursday Night Football” game on Thursday, Jan. 20. “Thursday Night Football” is over for this season and will not return until the 2022 NFL regular season begins.
Also the question is, why is there no Thursday Night Football? The league usually doesn’t hold Thursday games towards the end of the season so as not to give teams the disadvantage of having a much shorter rest period as they head into the playoffs. Postseason matches will play out on Saturday, Sunday and even Monday, when a wild card round game will be played.
Similarly, wHO HAS Thursday Night Football 2021? Which Channels Carry Thursday Night Football? For 2021, Thursday Night Football games will mostly air on NFL Network and/or FOX (some are simulcast).
Also, where is Thursday Night Football? Thursday Night Football‘s move to Amazon has been moved up by a year. Amazon will take over rights to the NFL’s Thursday Night Football package a year earlier than planned in 2022, it was announced Monday.
Beside the above, where can I watch Thursday Night Football?
- Fubo TV.
- Hulu Live TV.
- YouTube TV.
- Vidgo.
- Sling TV.
- Amazon Prime Video.
- Watch Thusday Night Football on Mobile.
Is there any NCAA football on tonight?
There are no college football games on today. The 2021-22 season wrapped up with Georgia defeating Alabama in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game.
What channel is the Chiefs game on today?
Start Time: 6:30 p.m. ET. TV Channel: CBS.
Is Thursday Night Football on regular TV?
Thursday, Sunday and Monday night games are all nationally televised, so when putting together the schedule on a yearly basis, they usually get their pick of the crop of the NFL’s games.
Who won the Thursday Night Football game?
After a roller-coaster of a game, the Chiefs extend their winning streak with a 34-28 overtime victory against the Chargers in Inglewood, Calif., on “Thursday Night Football.” The Chiefs capitalized after getting the ball first in overtime.
Who won NFL game last night?
Final Score: Los Angeles Rams 34-11 Arizona Cardinals.
Is Monday Night Football on tonight?
There’s no Monday Night Football game tonight, but next week’s special Monday Wild Card game will include the return of the Manningcast on ESPN2!
What time is Thursday Night Football coming on?
Vikings game will begin at 8:20 p.m. ET. All “Thursday Night Football” games will kick off at that same time throughout the 2021 NFL season. Pregame coverage of the contest will begin at 7:30 p.m. ET on both NFL Network and Fox. NFL Network will also air “TNF First Look” on game day starting at 3 p.m. ET.
What channel is the Steelers football game on tonight?
Steelers vs. Bengals will be broadcast regionally on local CBS affiliate channels. Kevin Harlan and Trent Green will be calling this game for CBS, while Melanie Collins is on the sidelines.
What teams are in the playoffs 2021?
- Green Bay Packers (13-4), champions, NFC North.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (13-4), champions, NFC South.
- Dallas Cowboys (12-5), champions, NFC East.
- Los Angeles Rams (12-5), champions, NFC West.
- Arizona Cardinals (11-6), second place, NFC West.
- San Francisco 49ers (10-7), third place, NFC West.
Which NFL teams are still in the playoffs?
The 2021 NFL season is down to the final seven games, including Super Bowl LVI, and only eight teams remain: the Tennessee Titans, Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC, and the Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers in the NFC.
Where can I watch TNF?
NFL Network: You can watch TNF live on the NFL Network website, NFL app, or NFL Network app. Various TNF Streaming Options: You can also watch Thursday Night Football live with an active subscription to fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, or Sling TV. Each of the aforementioned services offer FOX and NFL Network.
Does CBS have Thursday Night Football?
Starting in 2022, Amazon Prime will become the NFL’s exclusive “Thursday Night Football” partner. “Thursday Night Football” has been previously aired on CBS, NBC and Fox. … In 2012, the NFL moved “Thursday Night Football” from eight to 13 games, with a ninth game added in 2014.
