The 2019 NFL regular season schedule is out, and chances are 99% of you only really care about the Seattle Seahawks. Good news is the post is here.
As for the rest of the NFL, there are 40+ primetime games lined up when combining Thursday Night Football, Sunday Night Football, and Monday Night Football. The Seahawks are a part of five of them, with at two apiece on SNF and MNF and one on TNF. But what about the other games that we’ll be witnessing throughout the year?
Here’s the lineup:
Thursday Night Football (NFL Network/FOX/Amazon Prime, 5:20 PM PT)
September 12th (NFL Network only): Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers
September 19th (NFL Network only): Tennessee Titans at Jacksonville Jaguars
September 26th: Philadelphia Eagles at Green Bay Packers
October 3rd: Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks
October 10th: New York Giants at New England Patriots
October 17th: Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos
October 24th: Washington at Minnesota Vikings
October 31st: San Francisco 49ers at Arizona Cardinals
November 7th: Los Angeles Chargers at Oakland Raiders
November 14th: Pittsburgh Steelers at Cleveland Browns
November 21st: Indianapolis Colts at Houston Texans
December 5th: Dallas Cowboys at Chicago Bears
December 12th: New York Jets at Baltimore Ravens
Sunday Night Football (NBC, 5:20 PM PT)
September 5th (Thu): Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears
September 8th: Pittsburgh Steelers at New England Patriots
September 15th: Philadelphia Eagles at Atlanta Falcons
September 22nd: Los Angeles Rams at Cleveland Browns
September 29th: Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints
October 6th*: Indianapolis Colts at Kansas City Chiefs
October 13th*: Pittsburgh Steelers at Los Angeles Chargers
October 20th*: Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys
October 27th*: Green Bay Packers at Kansas City Chiefs
November 3rd*: New England Patriots at Baltimore Ravens
November 10th*: Minnesota Vikings at Dallas Cowboys
November 17th*: Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Rams
November 24th*: Seattle Seahawks at Philadelphia Eagles
November 28th (Thanksgiving): New Orleans Saints at Atlanta Falcons
December 1st*: New England Patriots at Houston Texans
December 8th*: Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams
December 15th*: Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Chargers
December 22nd*: Kansas City Chiefs at Chicago Bears
December 29th*: TBA
*- (All SNF games from Week 5-17 except Thanksgiving Day are subject to flex scheduling)
Monday Night Football (ESPN, 8:15 PM PT)
September 9th: Houston Texans at New Orleans Saints (4 PM PT) | Denver Broncos at Oakland Raiders (7:15 PM PT)
September 16th: Cleveland Browns at New York Jets
September 23rd: Chicago Bears at Washington
September 30th: Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers
October 7th: Cleveland Browns at San Francisco 49ers
October 14th: Detroit Lions at Green Bay Packers
October 21st: New England Patriots at New York Jets
October 28th: Miami Dolphins at Pittsburgh Steelers
November 4th: New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys
November 11th: Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers
November 18th: Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers (in Mexico City)
November 25th: Baltimore Ravens at Los Angeles Rams
December 2nd: Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks
December 9th: New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles
December 16th: Indianapolis Colts at New Orleans Saints
December 23rd: Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings
Bad luck to the Buffalo Bills, whose Thanksgiving Day game against the Dallas Cowboys is as close as any network will get to actually wanting to show them in front of a national audience.