Sunday Night Football schedule: Dates, times, teams for 2026 NFL season

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Sunday Night Football schedule: Dates, times, teams for 2026 NFL season

Sunday Night Football schedule: Dates, times, teams for 2026 NFL season

Here's everything to know about the 2026 "Sunday Night Football" schedule, including dates, times and teams.

Sunday Night Football schedule: Dates, times, teams for 2026 NFL season

Here's everything to know about the 2026 "Sunday Night Football" schedule, including dates, times and teams.

Get ready for another season of primetime football under the lights! The NFL has officially released its 2026 schedule, and NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” lineup is packed with can’t-miss matchups. Whether you’re planning your game-day wardrobe or just counting down to kickoff, here’s everything you need to know about this year’s Sunday night slate.

The excitement begins early, with a special Wednesday night season opener on September 9th. That’s when the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will face off in a Super Bowl 60 rematch—a thrilling way to start the regular season. But the true Sunday night tradition kicks off in Week 1, when the Dallas Cowboys take on the New York Giants on September 13th. It’s a classic NFC East rivalry that sets the tone for months of football ahead.

As the season unfolds, NBC’s schedule features a mix of powerhouse teams and rising contenders. Week 2 brings the Indianapolis Colts to Kansas City to battle the Chiefs, while Week 3 pits the Los Angeles Rams against the Denver Broncos. By Week 4, the Detroit Lions will head to Carolina to face the Panthers. Keep an eye on the calendar for flex weeks (marked with an asterisk), a Thanksgiving night game (denoted by double asterisks), and an international game in Mexico City (noted with a hashtag), which add extra drama to the lineup.

This season also sees some major player moves that could shake up Sunday nights. Keep track of key trades, including offensive tackle Tytus Howard heading to the Cleveland Browns, cornerback Trent McDuffie joining the Los Angeles Rams, running back David Montgomery moving to the Houston Texans, and wide receiver DJ Moore landing with the Buffalo Bills. These changes promise to make every game even more unpredictable.

So grab your favorite team gear, mark your calendars, and get ready for a season full of unforgettable Sunday night moments. Football will be here before you know it!

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