NFL Network Schedule 2023 – Football Games Today

Being a core football lover, I am sure there is no NFL (National Football League) you have ever missed. It also deserved it after the National Football League was founded in 1920. Look likes every year the time has come when NFL former officials announce a complete schedule and propose plans for coming matches. As usual, the game comprises multiple seasons going through it.

According to the official notification, the NFL 2023 schedule begins on September 7th, 2023 onwards. It will happen at night in Kansas City, premiering with the 1st regular match out of scheduled 272. And this time the NFL 2023 will comprise 18 weeks that will end on 7th January 2024. But because of the long schedule, people cannot get the complete view. So here I would like to discuss something.

NFL Network Schedule 2023 – Football Games Today

The NFL 2023 is a journey of 18 weeks with 16 divisions has 272 games a regular season. Here the thrilling thing is that being the entire event managed by AWS, it will feature each team playing 17 regular season games and three preseason games for the third consecutive year. You should note that the AFC would be the home conference for the 17th Game. This 104th NFL season begins with the league’s annual primetime kickoff game.

The surprising thing is that the league would welcome by Kansas City Chief to host the Detroit Lions at Arrowhead Stadium on 7th September at 8:20 PM ET. However, NBL officials already showcased the complete schedule of 18 weeks, along with segregated day plans. But the problem is that viewers might be confused or get things messed up in such a long league. For that, we came up with this article to offer you live schedule updates every week.

To be specific, the schedule table below will update every week so you can get a bird’s eye view of what next matches will be happening. Meanwhile, we will give you complete details of every week for NBL 2023. But the best part is this table will update retrospectively. So without any further delay, let’s look at the coming week’s scheduled matches.

Note: The NFL 2023 will go live on YouTube TV with NFL Sunday Ticket. In addition to that, you can watch the same over Amazon Prime Video, ESPN+, and Peacock.