Let’s face it: sometimes, when Thursday rolls around, we’re ready for it to be Friday already. While some of us still have to suffer through another day of the work week, we at least have “Thursday Night Football” to look forward to. Make sure you don’t miss standout games like the San Francisco 49ers at the Seattle Seahawks on October 10 or the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Cleveland Browns on November 21. Here’s how to watch Thursday Night Football this season.
Amazon Prime Video is the official, exclusive home to “Thursday Night Football” – you won’t find it on a traditional broadcast network. If Amazon isn’t for you, you can still access Thursday Night Football games on NFL Plus, the NFL’s own exclusive streaming platform.
Amazon Prime Video has quickly established a foothold in the web-based on-demand streaming market. For the last few years, they’ve been the exclusive home of “Thursday Night Football,” and its library of high-quality originals, like “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” and “The Boys” means you’ll have plenty to keep you entertained while you wait for Thursday to roll around.
With Amazon Prime Video, you’ll get a handful of live “Freevee” channels like ION and CW Forever, a smattering of news channels and other networks dedicated to 24-hour streams of classic TV favorites.
While Amazon Prime Video doesn’t offer a dedicated DVR, it does automatically record certain live sports events, like “Thursday Night Football,” so you won’t miss a second of mid-week NFL action (unless your team isn’t doing well and you need to look away).
If the NFL is your only live sports need, you might be interested in NFL Plus. With NFL Plus, you’ll find live local and primetime games for both the regular and postseason on your mobile device, access to NFL Network, ad-free highlights, fantasy football roster tools and more. The more expensive tier, NFL Plus Premium, also gets you NFL RedZone and game replays, too.
You won’t find a DVR or even live networks outside of the NFL umbrella with NFL Plus, but if you only need live NFL games, NFL Plus has you covered.
“Thursday Night Football” airs on Amazon Prime Video in 2024. No broadcast network will air “Thursday Night Football” games.
If you have to watch “Thursday Night Football” without Amazon Prime, you have to turn to NFL Plus. NFL Plus only offers mobile streaming of live games, however.
No, “Thursday Night Football” isn’t free on YouTube TV. “Thursday Night Football” can only be found on Amazon Prime Video or, for mobile users, NFL Plus.