NFL Week 2 Schedule: Time, date and where to watch all the weekend's games
NFL Week 2 arrives with a slate packed with exciting matchups and teams looking to build on their debut performances. Check out the schedules, games, stadiums, and where to watch all the action live.
The NFL season has barely begun and has already produced some impressive statistics. The Chicago Bears scored 59 points in their debut, while the San Francisco 49ers put up the strongest defense, allowing only 7.
Now comes Week 2, the week that usually confirms or refutes what we saw in the opening round, and it brings a bigger treat: two undefeated teams facing off in Buffalo. Plus, two giants will clash on Sunday Night Football: the Kansas City Chiefs and the Denver Broncos.
Here's everything that's coming.
NFL Week 2: Schedule, Stadiums and Broadcast
Detroit Lions vs Buffalo Bills
Time: 8:15 pm Eastern Time (7:15 pm CET and 5:15 pm PT)
Stadium: Highmark Stadium, Buffalo
Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video
Atlanta Falcons vs Carolina Panthers
Time: 1:00 pm ET (12:00 pm CET and 10:00 am PT)
Stadium: M&T Bank Stadium
Chicago Bears vs Minnesota Vikings
Stadium: Soldier Field, Chicago
Houston Texans vs Cincinnati Bengals
New England Patriots vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs Cleveland Browns
Stadium: Raymond James Stadium
Tennessee Titans vs Philadelphia Eagles
Denver Broncos vs Jacksonville Jaguars
Time: 4:05 pm Eastern Time (3:05 pm CET and 1:05 pm PT)
Stadium: Empower Field at Mile High
Los Angeles Chargers vs Las Vegas Raiders
Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks
Time: 4:25 pm Eastern Time (3:25 pm CET and 1:25 pm PT)
Stadium: State Farm Stadium
Dallas Cowboys vs Washington Commanders
San Francisco 49ers vs Miami Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs vs Indianapolis Colts
Time: 8:20 pm Eastern Time (7:20 pm CET and 5:20 pm PT)
Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium
Los Angeles Rams vs New York Giants
Where to watch: ESPN and ABC
In Thursday's main event, home-field advantage and offensive power tip the scales slightly in Buffalo's favor , although we wouldn't be surprised by an outcome decided by less than one possession: both offenses are flying and both defenses are bleeding.
At Soldier Field, a high-scoring affair is expected between Chicago and Minnesota , with the home team capitalizing on their scoring momentum; and at Arrowhead, the Chiefs should comfortably dispatch Indianapolis in their season opener. Week 2 arrives to separate the illusions from the realities.
