NBC's Sunday Night Football: See complete schedule, airtime, streaming details and more

In 2006, NBC took over Sunday primetime NFL games from ESPN. This season, Chris Collinsworth and Mike Tirico return to call the games.

NBC’s Sunday Night Football: Airtime, Streaming Details

Football Night in America's pregame show starts at 7 p.m. ET. The main game begins at 8:20 p.m. ET. You can also watch it on Peacock.

NBC’s Sunday Night Football: Release Schedule

Starting from week 4, games are subject to the NFL's flex scheduling policy. Flex matchups are typically announced close to kickoff, but it may be later.

Game Schedule:

Week 1 – September 10: Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants
Week 2 – September 17: Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots
Week 3 – September 24: Pittsburgh Steelers at Las Vegas Raiders
Week 4 – October 1: Kansas City Chiefs at New York Jets
Week 5 – October 8: Dallas Cowboys at San Francisco 49ers
Week 6 – October 15: New York Giants at Buffalo Bills
Week 7 – October 22: Miami Dolphins at Philadelphia Eagles
Week 8 – October 29: Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Chargers
Week 9 – November 5: Buffalo Bills at Cincinnati Bengals
Week 10 – November 12: New York Jets at Las Vegas Raiders
Week 11 – November 19: Minnesota Vikings at Denver Broncos
Week 12 – November 26: Baltimore Ravens at Los Angeles Chargers
Week 13 – December 3: Kansas City Chiefs at Green Bay Packers
Week 14 – December 10: Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys
Week 15 – December 17: Baltimore Ravens at Jacksonville Jaguars
Week 16 – December 24: New England Patriots at Denver Broncos (Airs on NFL Network at 8:15 p.m. ET)
Week 17 – December 31: Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings

FAQs

What time does Sunday Night Football on NBC start?
Sunday Night Football begins with the pregame show, Football Night in America, at 7 p.m. ET. The main game kicks off at 8:20 p.m. ET and is also available for streaming on Peacock.

When will the Sunday Night Football matchups be announced for games after week 4?
Matchups for Sunday Night Football games after week 4 are subject to change due to the NFL's flex scheduling policy. These changes are typically announced about a week before the game, but with the new rule, they could be revealed later.