In the realm of NFL broadcasting, the Chiefs and Cowboys reign supreme, consistently drawing in massive viewership. This season, their star power translates into significant primetime presence, with each team scheduled for eight standalone games.
The Chiefs, led by the dynamic Patrick Mahomes, are set to light up screens with seven primetime showings, five of which will be in the first half of the season. Their magnetism culminates on Thanksgiving Day, as they clash with the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, marking Mahomes' first NFL game in his adopted offseason home.
Meanwhile, the Cowboys, America’s Team, will mirror this exposure with six primetime appearances. They'll face off against the mighty Chiefs on Thanksgiving, a game guaranteed to captivate fans nationwide. On Christmas Day, the Cowboys will travel to square off against the Commanders, while the Chiefs host the Broncos in another holiday showdown.
Other teams sharing the primetime glow include the Dolphins, Falcons, Lions, Eagles, Commanders, Bills, Chargers, and 49ers, all securing five televised night-time slots. The Ravens, Bengals, Steelers, Texans, Broncos, Packers, Vikings, Bucs, Rams, and Seahawks also join the limelight with four primetime games each.
The Giants, Raiders, Patriots, and Bears are in line for three prime slots, while the Jets and Cardinals will feature twice. The Colts, Jaguars, and Panthers, meanwhile, snag a solitary primetime game each. Uncharacteristically, the Browns, Saints, and Titans will miss the primetime stage entirely this season.
With schedules set and spotlights ready, the NFL primetime season anticipates a thrilling, high-stakes culmination as these teams get ready to capture the nation's attention on the biggest stages.
