Prime Video is the exclusive home of Thursday Night Football and if you haven’t signed up yet, you can start your 30-day free trial by registering at www.amazon.com/Prime.

More internet channels are competing to cover the NFL’s games as streaming video services become more and more popular. And Amazon’s Prime Video is one of the most powerful companies in streaming services.

For the next 11 years, Thursday Night Football games will only be broadcast on Prime Video. However, Prime Video doesn’t charge extra fees for NFL streaming. Prime Video costs $8.99, or you can get it as part of your bigger Amazon Prime subscription for $14.99 per month or $139 per year.

Here is how to join Prime Video and watch Thursday Night Football right away

• Open the Prime Video app on your device.
• Sign in with your registered e-mail. (Try a 30-day free trial)
• Look for Thursday Night Football from the homepage, search bar, sports section, or “Live & Upcoming” carousel.
• Tap on that day’s game.
• Press “Play” and enjoy the game!

The Prime Video app supports live sports on more than 650 connected devices, including Fire TV and the Fire tablet, set-top boxes, media players (Roku, Google Chromecast, Apple TV), game consoles (Xbox, PlayStation), smart TVs, and tablets and mobile phones running iOS or Android.

Although the exclusive streaming of football is a major deal, most viewers shouldn’t notice a significant difference in their viewing experience. Simply use the Prime Video app that has already been downloaded to your smart TV or media streaming device instead of switching to a specific traditional broadcast channel.

You can also record the entire season, to opt-in, find a Thursday Night Football game on Prime Video, then click the “Record” button. All of the games, as well as the pregame, postgame, and alternate broadcasts for every week, will be recorded. All content is cloud-stored and accessible until the beginning of the subsequent NFL season, so it won’t take up any DVR space.

When you opt-in, you have full access to pause, fast-forward, and rewind during live games as well as full replays after they are over. You will still have access to 15 minutes of rewind from the time you started the game, as well as the ability to pause and fast-forward as necessary, even if you choose not to sign up to record the entire season.

Complete 2023 ‘Thursday Night Football‘ schedule (all times EDT)

TNF Tonight pregame coverage begins each Thursday at 7 p.m. EDT.

• Week 2 – FINAL: Philadelphia Eagles 34, Minnesota Vikings 28
• Week 3 – FINAL: San Francisco 49ers 30, New York Giants 12
• Week 4 – Sept. 28: Detroit Lions at Green Bay Packers
• Week 5 – Oct. 5: Chicago Bears at Washington Commanders
• Week 6 – Oct. 12: Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs
• Week 7 – Oct. 19: Jacksonville Jaguars at New Orleans Saints
• Week 8 – Oct. 26: Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Buffalo Bills
• Week 9 – Nov. 2: Tennessee Titans at Pittsburgh Steelers
• Week 10 – Nov. 9: Carolina Panthers at Chicago Bears
• Week 11 – Nov. 16: Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens
• Week 12 (Black Friday) – Friday, Nov. 24: Miami Dolphins at New York Jets
• Week 13 – Nov. 30: Seattle Seahawks at Dallas Cowboys
• Week 14 – Dec. 7: New England Patriots at Pittsburgh Steelers
• Week 15 – Dec. 14: Los Angeles Chargers at Las Vegas Raiders
• Week 16 – Dec. 21: New Orleans Saints at Los Angeles Rams
• Week 17 – Dec. 28: New York Jets at Cleveland Browns