What Games Are On Nfl Network?

Find out what games are on NFL Network tonight with our TV listings.

Introduction

National Football League games are shown on a variety of television networks in the United States, including CBS, ESPN, Fox, NBC, and the NFL Network. The NFL Network is a subscription-based television network that is owned by the NFL and shows a variety of programming related to the league, including live and pre-recorded NFL games.

List of NFL Network Games

The NFL Network is a television sports channel dedicated to American football. It broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They offer live game telecasts, NFL RedZone, NFL Replay, NFL Films library, and more. So, what games are on NFL Network?

Pre-Season Games

The National Football League preseason is the period each year during which NFL teams play several not-for-the-record exhibition games before the regular season starts. Beginning with the featured Pro Football Hall of Fame game in early August, five weekends of exhibition games are currently played in August and September (with one additional game, the Hall of Fame Game, played on a Thursday night in early August).

Preseason games are sometimes referred to as “practice games”, “exhibition games”, or simply as “preseason”. Because they are exhibition games, most NFL preseason games do not count toward regular season standings, and the outcome has no bearing on which team will ultimately win their respective division or make (or miss) the playoffs at the end of the season. However, these games offer both players and coaches opportunities to evaluate talent and execute game strategies that they may not get to try during regular season play.

For fans, preseason football serves as a warm-up for the start of the regular season: most importantly, it gives them their first opportunity to see their favorite team (and players) in action since the previous year’s Super Bowl or playoff game.

Regular Season Games

During the NFL regular season, NFL Network airs seven days a week. Games on Thursdays, Saturdays and Mondays are subject to change due to flex scheduling. Games airing on NFL Network during the season are also simulcast on local channels in the markets of the two teams playing. Below is the current schedule of live games on NFL Network for the 2019 season. All times listed are ET.

Regular Season Games

-Thursday, September 5 8:20 PM Baltimore Ravens vs. Miami Dolphins (Preseason)
-Thursday, September 12 8:20 PM Cincinnati Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns (Preseason)
-Saturday, September 14 4:30 PM Arizona Cardinals vs. Detroit Lions (Preseason)
-Saturday, September 14 8:20 PM Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans (Preseason)
-Sunday, September 15 1:00 PM New York Jets vs. Buffalo Bills (Preseason)
-Monday, September 16 8:15 PM Denver Broncos vs. Oakland Raiders

Post-Season Games

The NFL Network airs a variety of post-season games, from the Wild Card round to the Super Bowl. In addition, the network broadcasts all seven rounds of the NFL Draft live.

Other Live Games

In addition to the live games listed above, NFL Network also airs:
-NFLTotal Access: A live show that covers all the latest news from around the league seven days a week.
-Good Morning Football: A live show featuring NFL news, analysis and fantasy football advice six days a week.
-NFL RedZone: A live show that covers all the action from around the league on Sundays.

How to Watch NFL Network Games

If you want to watch NFL Network games, you have a few different options. You can pay for a subscription to NFL RedZone, which will give you access to every game being played on Sundays. You can also find NFL Network games on some streaming services like Sling TV and Hulu + Live TV. Keep reading to learn more about where to find NFL Network games.

Live Stream

You can live stream NFL Network games on your phone, tablet, or connected TV with the NFL app. You can also watch on your computer at NFL.com/watch.

If you’re a cord cutter, you can watch NFL Network games live on FuboTV (free trial), Hulu + Live TV (free trial), Sling TV, AT&T TV Now, or YouTube TV (free trial).

On Demand

If you have NFL Network included in your cable package, you can also watch on demand games. To do so, simply go to the NFL Network channel and select the “ondemand” tab. From there, you can browse through all of the available on demand games.

Conclusion

The NFL Network is a great resource for football fans. It provides access to a wide variety of games, both live and on-demand. It also offers a variety of other features, such as highlights, interviews, and analysis. If you’re a football fan, the NFL Network is definitely worth checking out.