It’s time for the 2024 NFL season! There are 272 regular season games to look forward to and it all begins this week, with 16 top-shelf matchups to kick off what’s going to be another epic season.
Here are some key facts, and how you can watch all the action on ESPN in Australia and New Zealand.
[Note: All times listed are AEST]
The season gets underway with reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Baltimore Ravens on Friday, Sept. 6 (10:20 a.m. AEST) in an AFC Championship rematch.
Week 1:
Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 10:15am Saturday Sept. 7, ESPN 1
Jacksonville Jaguars vs Miami Dolphins, 3am Monday Sept. 9, ESPN 1
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Atlanta Falcons, 3am Monday Sept. 9, ESPN2
Dallas Cowboys vs Cleveland Browns, 6.25 Monday Sept. 9, ESPN
Los Angeles Rams vs Detroit Lions, 10.15am Monday Sept. 9, ESPN
New York Jets vs. San Francisco 49ers, 10:15am Tuesday Sept. 10, ESPN
Week 2
Buffalo BIlls vs. Miami Dolphins, 10.15am Friday Sept. 13, ESPN
New Orleans vs. Dallas Cowboys, 3.00am Monday Sept. 16, ESPN
Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Detroit Lions, 3.00am Monday Sept. 16, ESPN2
Cincinnati Bengals vs. Kansas City Chiefs, 6.25am Monday Sept. 16, ESPN
Chicago Bears vs. Houston Texans, 10.15am Monday Sept.16, ESPN
Atlanta Falcons vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 10.15am Tuesday Sept. 17, ESPN
Fans can tune in to seven Week 1 and 2 games LIVE across ESPN and ESPN2, which are available via Foxtel, Kayo Sports, Fetch TV and SKY NZ, while you can also access these games via the ESPN App.
Yes, you can watch all the glorious Sunday action from across the Pacific via the ESPN app using your login from one of the services listed above.
NFL Redzone starts at 3am Monday Sept. 9.
There’s plenty of Australian presence on NFL rosters this season! Here’s who you can keep your eyes on:
Cameron Johnston (P), Pittsburgh Steelers
Jordan Mailata (OT), Philadelphia Eagles
Michael Dickson (P), Seattle Seahawks
Mitch Wishnowsky (P), San Francisco 49ers
Daniel Faalele (OT), Baltimore Ravens
Tory Taylor (P), Chicago Bears
Matthew Hayball (P), New Orleans Saints
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