How to watch the NFL’s Thursday Night Football Week 10 online for…

A week-and-a-half ago, the Atlanta Falcons pulled out a narrow victory over their NFC South rival, the Charlotte Panthers. Tonight, Charlotte has a chance to even the score.

The quick turnaround rematch kicks off Week 10 of the NFL’s 2022-2023 season—and while the Panthers aren’t having the best of seasons, the Falcons, tied for first in their division, are hoping to put some distance between themselves and Tampa Bay, after the long-dormant Buccaneers showed signs of life last week against the Rams.

Here’s how to watch and what to expect from Thursday night games tonight and moving forward.

Which NFL teams are playing on Thursdays this season?

Here’s who’s playing this week and future Thursdays, with a reminder that the home team is listed second.

Can I watch NFL Thursday night games for free on broadcast television?

Only if you live in or around Atlanta or Charlotte.

The home towns of the two teams that are playing on any particular Thursday have an opportunity to watch over the air. Simulcasts will be offered on broadcast networks, letting you watch for free with a good HD antenna.

But if you’re outside of the range of those stations, streaming is your only option.

Can I stream NFL Thursday night games live online if I don’t have an Amazon Prime account?

Nope. Amazon has exclusivity to virtually all Thursday night games for the next 11 years, preventing other streaming services from carrying them. The Thanksgiving night game will be aired on NBC.

What changes is Amazon offering on the NFL games it airs?

Amazon uses its “X-Ray” technology to overlay stats and game updates using its, much like it offers information on which actors are in a scene during a film or TV show. An alternate stream is also available for younger audiences, with the YouTube troop Dude Perfect replacing the standard play-by-play and color commentary team.

Who is Amazon’s broadcast team?

Amazon has hired some of the most recognizable announcers and commentators as it jumps into the NFL. Al Michaels, who has called both Monday Night Football and Sunday Night Football, leads the team. Kirk Herbstreit, who has focused mainly on college games and been a key player on ESPN’s “College GameDay” program, is the color commentator. And All-Pro players Richard Sherman and Tony Gonzalez are analysts, alongside former Los Angeles Ram Andrew Whitworth and Ryan Fitzpatrick, who played with nine teams during his career.

Will I be able to watch Thursday Night Football at my favorite bar or restaurant?

Yes. Before the season started, Amazon struck a deal with DirecTV that allows more than 300,000 bars and restaurants around the country to air the game