NFL 2019-2020 scheduled: Thursday Night Football lineup for Amazon Prime Video confirmed

The Thursday Night Football lineup for the NFL 2019-2020 schedule has been confirmed. From Week 3, you’ll be able to stream the games on Amazon Prime Video and here are all the details you need.

In case you were worried about having to find a new way to watch Thursday Night Football, there’s no need. From Week 3, the NFL 2019-2020 schedule will stream on Amazon Prime Video. This has clearly been a successful partnership for Amazon and the NFL.

The great news is the 2019-2020 schedule has now been confirmed. This is for all games throughout the season, but we’ll only focus on the Thursday Night Football since those are the only games you’ll get to watch through your Prime Video membership.

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As before, you’ll be able to stream the games from Week 3, which is the Sept. 26 game between the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles. The previous two games are only available through the NFL Network. Not even FOX, which is the other place to watch TNF games, will air the first two games.

The only other Thursday Night Football game that won’t stream on Prime is the Thanksgiving game. That one will be aired on NBC — the only place you’ll be able to catch the game that sees the Atlanta Falcons take on the New Orleans Saints.

Here’s the complete list of games:

September 26: Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
October 3: Seattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Rams (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
October 10: New England Patriots vs. New York Giants (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
October 17: Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
October 24: Minnesota Vikings vs. Washington Redskins (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
October 31: Arizona Cardinals vs. San Francisco 49ers (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
November 7: Oakland Raiders vs. Los Angeles Chargers (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
November 14: Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
November 21: Houston Texans vs. Indianapolis Colts (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
December 5: Chicago Bears vs. Dallas Cowboys (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)
December 12: Baltimore Ravens vs. New York Jets (Fox/NFL Network/Amazon Prime)

We’ll bring the streaming details you need on the days of Thursday Night Football. Don’t forget that Amazon also offers pregame coverage that you can access throughout the day in the runup to the live stream.

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