The NFL season begins this week with games spread across four days, starting with a Wednesday matchup and including a game played in Melbourne, Australia. Robert Saleh will coach against his former team when the New York Jets play the Tennessee Titans.
The season kicks off on September 9 with the New England Patriots at the Seattle Seahawks at 7:20 p.m. Central Time on NBC. This game is a rematch of a previous Super Bowl. On September 10, the San Francisco 49ers will face the Los Angeles Rams in Melbourne, Australia, at 7:30 p.m. CT, streaming on Netflix.
Week 1’s Sunday schedule features several games. CBS will broadcast early afternoon games including the New York Jets at the Tennessee Titans (12 p.m. CT on NewsChannel 5 in Nashville), the Buffalo Bills at the Houston Texans (12 p.m. CT), the Baltimore Ravens at the Indianapolis Colts (12 p.m. CT), and the Cleveland Browns at the Jacksonville Jaguars (12 p.m. CT). FOX will also air early afternoon games: the Atlanta Falcons at the Pittsburgh Steelers (12 p.m. CT on FOX 17 in Nashville), the Chicago Bears at the Carolina Panthers (12 p.m. CT), the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the Cincinnati Bengals (12 p.m. CT), and the New Orleans Saints at the Detroit Lions (12 p.m. CT).
CBS will have a doubleheader of late afternoon games at 3:25 p.m. CT, featuring the Green Bay Packers at the Minnesota Vikings (on NewsChannel 5 in Nashville) and the Arizona Cardinals at the Los Angeles Chargers. FOX will also broadcast a doubleheader at the same time, with the Washington Commanders at the Philadelphia Eagles (on FOX 17 in Nashville) and the Miami Dolphins at the Las Vegas Raiders.
Sunday Night Football will feature the Dallas Cowboys at the New York Giants at 7:20 p.m. CT on NBC. Monday Night Football will see Patrick Mahomes lead the Kansas City Chiefs against the Denver Broncos at 7:20 p.m. CT on ABC and ESPN. Robert Saleh talks grudges, opportunities as Titans prepare for New York Jets.
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