Thursday Night Football predictions are here for the 2023 NFL season and we have expert free bets for every single game on a stacked primetime schedule.
NFL betting has plenty of offseason interest – including free agency and the Draft but now we are back to the real thing. We have all the latest betting intel for you.
We will also have parlay picks, prop bets and picks against the spread for Sunday’s games, plus SNF and MNF predictions.
Thursday Night Football Predictions in 2023
TNF returns in Week 2 of the 2023 season with a terrific matchup…
Thursday Night Football Predictions for Week 2
Minnesota Vikings vs Philadelphia Eagles (Thursday September 14, 8.15pm, Amazon Prime Video)
Predictions will appear here…
Thursday Night Football Schedule 2023
The 2023 TNF schedule is confirmed, and here it is:
Thursday September 14, 2023: Minnesota Vikings @ Philadelphia Eagles
Thursday September 21, 2023: New York Giants @ San Francisco 49ers
Thursday September 28, 2023: Detroit Lions @ Green Bay Packers
Thursday October 5, 2023: Chicago Bears @ Washington Commanders
Thursday October 12, 2023: Denver Broncos @ Kansas City Chiefs
Thursday October 19, 2023: Jacksonville Jaguars @ New Orleans Saints
Thursday October 26, 2023: Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Buffalo Bills
Thursday November 2, 2023: Tennessee Titans @ Pittsburgh Steelers
Thursday November 9, 2023: Carolina Panthers @ Chicago Bears
Thursday November 16, 2023: Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens
Friday November 24, 2023: Miami Dolphins @ New York Jets (3.00pm ET)
Thursday November 30, 2023: Seattle Seahawks @ Dallas Cowboys
Thursday December 7, 2023: New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers
Thursday December 14, 2023: Los Angeles Chargers @ Las Vegas Raiders
Thursday December 21, 2023: New Orleans Saints @ Los Angeles Rams
Thursday December 28, 2023: New York Jets @ Cleveland Browns
What time does the game start?
Kickoff is always at the same time people – 8.15pm Eastern Time (5.15pm Pacific).
Which TV channel shows Thursday Night Football?
Amazon Prime has the exclusive rights to TNF – safe to say it has embraced exclusivity in a big way.
Prime announced in 2022 that the great Al Michaels was joining to head up its booth after leaving Sunday Night Football, while college behemoth Kirk Herbstreit joined him as the color guy.
Starting in 2022, Amazon aired 15 Thursday Night Football games a year via Prime Video to Amazon customers with a Prime membership. The games will also be televised in the home markets of the playing teams.
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As well as luring Michaels and Herbstreit to TNF, Amazon also signed Fred Gaudelli, a 24-time Emmy-winner, as executive producer.
Amazon had already made a big play to try and lure Hall of Famer Troy Aikman out of the FOX booth to go all in on TNF, but the former Dallas Cowboys QB instead landed with Worldwide Leader ESPN on Monday Night Football, along with longtime FOX partner Joe Buck.
The Amazon deal for Thursday Night Football will run for 11 (ELEVEN) years, and is costing Jeff Bezos a cool $1billion per season.
FOX Bet Super 6
FOX Bet has a terrific free-to-play which more than 5million football fans play every week – Super 6 – and there’s a game especially for Thursday Night Football.
The prize is a cool $25,000 and you’ll need to answer correctly six questions about what happens Thursday night. All you need to do is download the app and predict away – full details are here.
There are a lot of websites which claim they are best, but to be sure you really need to look at their results on a regular basis.
Obviously if you watch football regularly you will have some thoughts already, but it is sensible to look at the data. If you are thinking of betting a QB to throw for Over 280 yards for example, how often does that QB achieve that number? And how often does the defense he is playing against give up that number?
Moneyline is the most straightforward of all bets – you are literally betting a team to win, nothing else, no spreads, no caveats. Parlays are way more difficult to hit as you need all of your bets (called legs) to win.
You should never ever bet more money than you can realistically afford. You should also keep track of all your bets so you know how much you are betting, and also how much you are winning or losing. If you think you may have a gambling problem, or think somebody you know has one, you can call 1-800 GAMBLER for crisis counseling and support.