List of Sunday Night Football results (2006–present)

Last updated November 20, 2024

The following is a detailed list of results and scores from National Football League (NFL) games aired on NBC under the game package NBC Sunday Night Football. The list includes both regular season and post-season game results, both produced by NBC Sports, from the 2006 NFL season to the present.

Starting with the 2006 NFL season, NBC was awarded the rights to air Sunday night primetime American football games, as well as the rights to air two games of the NFL playoffs. In February 2009, NBC concluded their third season of the game package by broadcasting Super Bowl XLIII and the 2009 Pro Bowl from Honolulu, Hawai'i. The game package also includes broadcast rights to the NFL Kickoff Game, the late-night Thanksgiving game, and Pro Football Hall of Fame Game.

The 2021 season marked the first time that NBC streamed its entire SNF season on its Peacock streaming service. Beginning in 2023, Peacock will also exclusively stream one national regular season game per year.

"Flex-scheduling" game	Playoff game/Super Bowl broadcast on NBC	Peacock exclusive game

2000s

2006

In 2006, NBC Sunday Night Football wrapped up its inaugural season averaging 17.5 million viewers, 1.2 million viewers better than Monday Night Football in 2005 on ABC and the best viewership number for the network primetime NFL package in six years (18.5 million on ABC in 2000).^[1] The season featured pop singer Pink singing the anthem for SNF called "I've Been Waiting All Day For Sunday Night." This would be the only season the tentatively scheduled games during the flex period were not publicly announced.

The September 10 game marked the first time two brothers started against each other as quarterbacks: Peyton Manning of the Indianapolis Colts, and Eli Manning of the New York Giants.

There was no game played on October 22 because it overlapped with Game 1 of the 2006 World Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Detroit Tigers, along with Christmas Eve night; NBC broadcast the latter week's game (Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys) on Christmas afternoon instead. However, the broadcast of Football Night in America continued at its regular time on both occasions each Sunday, with a half-hour version of the program airing before the Christmas game and the two "Wild Card Saturday" games.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 7	Miami Dolphins	17–28	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
1	Sunday	September 10	Indianapolis Colts	26–21	New York Giants	Giants Stadium
2	Sunday	September 17	Washington Redskins	10–27	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
3	Sunday	September 24	Denver Broncos	17–7	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Broncos–Patriots rivalry 2005 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
4	Sunday	October 1	Seattle Seahawks	6–37	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
5	Sunday	October 8	Pittsburgh Steelers	13–23	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium
6	Sunday	October 15	Oakland Raiders	3–13	Denver Broncos	Invesco Field at Mile High	Broncos–Raiders rivalry
7	Sunday	October 22	No game was scheduled against the 2006 World Series
8	Sunday	October 29	Dallas Cowboys	35–14	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium
9	Sunday	November 5	Indianapolis Colts	27–20	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Colts–Patriots rivalry Tom Brady–Peyton Manning rivalry
10	Sunday	November 12*	Chicago Bears	38–20	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	Bears–Giants rivalry
11	Sunday	November 19*	San Diego Chargers	35–27	Denver Broncos	Invesco Field at Mile High	Broncos–Chargers rivalry
12	Sunday	November 26*	Philadelphia Eagles	21–45	Indianapolis Colts	RCA Dome
13	Sunday	December 3*	Seattle Seahawks	23–20	Denver Broncos	Invesco Field at Mile High	Broncos–Seahawks rivalry
14	Sunday	December 10*	New Orleans Saints	42–17	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium
15	Sunday	December 17*	Kansas City Chiefs	9–20	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium	Chargers–Chiefs rivalry
16	Monday	December 25	Philadelphia Eagles	23–7	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
17	Sunday	December 31*	Green Bay Packers	26–7	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 6	Kansas City Chiefs	8–23	Indianapolis Colts	RCA Dome
Wild Card	Saturday	January 6	Dallas Cowboys	20–21	Seattle Seahawks	Qwest Field

*This was the only season that no game was initially scheduled for NBC in the affected weeks of flexible scheduling.

2007

In 2007, there was no game broadcast on October 28 due to Game 4 of the 2007 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the Colorado Rockies, although Football Night in America aired at its usual time that week. Also, a tentative full-season schedule was unveiled, including games in the last seven weeks of the season. Those games could be replaced under flexible scheduling if the need arose. Three of the games in the last seven weeks were eventually replaced with more compelling matches. This resulted in the situation—twice—of having a team playing consecutive Sunday nights. The New England Patriots played consecutive Sunday nights: their November 18 game at the Buffalo Bills was moved to prime time, replacing the Chicago Bears at Seattle Seahawks game, and was subsequently followed on November 25 by their already scheduled home game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Likewise, the Washington Redskins played a scheduled game at the New York Giants on December 16, and their December 23 game at the Minnesota Vikings was moved to prime time, replacing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at San Francisco 49ers game. Also, due to playoff implications, the December 30, Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts game was flexed to prime time, replacing the Kansas City Chiefs at New York Jets game. Thus, the Colts played in the Kickoff game against the New Orleans Saints (due to winning Super Bowl XLI) and the regular season finale. The same rules under which CBS and Fox protected games for their own packages still applied.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 6	New Orleans Saints	10–41	Indianapolis Colts	RCA Dome
1	Sunday	September 9	New York Giants	35–45	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
2	Sunday	September 16	San Diego Chargers	14–38	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	2006 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
3	Sunday	September 23	Dallas Cowboys	34–10	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
4	Sunday	September 30	Philadelphia Eagles	3–16	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	Eagles–Giants rivalry 2006 NFC Wild Card playoff rematch
5	Sunday	October 7	Chicago Bears	27–20	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
6	Sunday	October 14	New Orleans Saints	28–17	Seattle Seahawks	Qwest Field
7	Sunday	October 21	Pittsburgh Steelers	28–31	Denver Broncos	Invesco Field at Mile High	Broncos–Steelers rivalry
8	Sunday	October 28	No game was scheduled against the 2007 World Series
9	Sunday	November 4	Dallas Cowboys	38–17	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
10	Sunday	November 11	Indianapolis Colts	21–23	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium
11	Sunday	November 18*	New England Patriots	56–10	Buffalo Bills	Ralph Wilson Stadium	Bills–Patriots rivalry
12	Sunday	November 25	Philadelphia Eagles	28–31	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
13	Sunday	December 2	Cincinnati Bengals	10–24	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
14	Sunday	December 9	Indianapolis Colts	44–20	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	2006 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
15	Sunday	December 16	Washington Redskins	22–10	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	Giants–Redskins rivalry
16	Sunday	December 23**	Washington Redskins	32–21	Minnesota Vikings	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
17	Sunday	December 30***	Tennessee Titans	16–10	Indianapolis Colts	RCA Dome	Colts–Titans rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 5	Washington Redskins	14–35	Seattle Seahawks	Qwest Field
Wild Card	Saturday	January 5	Jacksonville Jaguars	31–29	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field

*Bears-Seahawks game was flexed out for the Patriots-Bills game.
**Buccaneers-49ers game was flexed out for the Redskins-Vikings game.
***Chiefs-Jets game was flexed out for the Titans-Colts game. This was the only year that tentative opponents were scheduled for the last game of the season.

2008

NBC Sunday Night Football's 2008 schedule began on September 4 with the defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants defeating the Washington Redskins in the NFL Kickoff game. On September 7, the Indianapolis Colts hosted the Chicago Bears in the first game at Lucas Oil Stadium. 2008 marked the third consecutive year that both the Colts and Giants would be featured in the NBC Sunday Night Football opening week games. As a result, the Manning brothers were used in commercial advertisements.

The 2008 schedule, released April 15, continued the current practice of a scheduled game possibly being moved in favor of a more compelling one during Weeks 11 through 16 (November 16 through December 21), but left the slot open on the final Sunday, December 28. The NFL Kickoff Game between the Redskins and Giants that was played on September 4 started at 7 p.m. instead of the normal 8:30 p.m. time in order to avoid conflict with the nomination speech that John McCain gave at the 2008 Republican National Convention that night; the game ended at 10:01 p.m. EDT, averting any conflict. As in previous years, one Sunday night (October 26) featured no game broadcast due to Game 4 of the 2008 World Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and the Philadelphia Phillies, although Football Night in America aired as usual that week.

The October 19, Seattle Seahawks-Tampa Bay Buccaneers game featured Cris Collinsworth substituting for John Madden as the color commentator, the first time Madden had missed calling a game in 28 years. He had taken the week off because he would have had to make three straight cross country trips after calling games in Jacksonville and San Diego. (He traveled by bus because of a fear of flying.)^[2]^[3]^[4] The New England Patriots-Seattle Seahawks game on December 7 was dropped in favor of a Washington Redskins-Baltimore Ravens flex schedule game. The San Diego Chargers-Tampa Bay Buccaneers game on December 21 was dropped in favor of a Carolina Panthers-New York Giants game to determine home-field advantage in the NFC playoffs. The Week 17 game was purposely not chosen when the schedule was initially released, and the Denver Broncos-San Diego Chargers game was picked up for it to determine the winner of the AFC West division.

On Wild Card weekend, the Atlanta Falcons and Arizona Cardinals both made their debuts on SNF in the 4:30 EDT game on January 3. The San Diego Chargers hosted the Indianapolis Colts in the primetime game later that evening.

Super Bowl XLIII, the first aired as part of this package took place on February 1 in Raymond James Stadium, with the Pittsburgh Steelers defeating the Arizona Cardinals 27–23.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 4	Washington Redskins	7–16	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	Giants–Redskins rivalry
1	Sunday	September 7	Chicago Bears	29–13	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
2	Sunday	September 14	Pittsburgh Steelers	10–6	Cleveland Browns	Cleveland Browns Stadium	Browns–Steelers rivalry
3	Sunday	September 21	Dallas Cowboys	27–16	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Cowboys–Packers rivalry
4	Sunday	September 28	Philadelphia Eagles	20–24	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
5	Sunday	October 5	Pittsburgh Steelers	26–21	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jacksonville Municipal Stadium	2007 AFC Wild Card playoff rematch
6	Sunday	October 12	New England Patriots	10–30	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium	2007 AFC Championship Game rematch
7	Sunday	October 19	Seattle Seahawks	10–20	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium
8	Sunday	October 26	No game was scheduled against the 2008 World Series
9	Sunday	November 2	New England Patriots	15–18	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	Colts–Patriots rivalry
10	Sunday	November 9	New York Giants	36–31	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Eagles–Giants rivalry
11	Sunday	November 16	Dallas Cowboys	14–10	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
12	Sunday	November 23	Indianapolis Colts	23–20	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium	2007 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
13	Sunday	November 30	Chicago Bears	14–34	Minnesota Vikings	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	Bears–Vikings rivalry
14	Sunday	December 7*	Washington Redskins	10–24	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium
15	Sunday	December 14	New York Giants	8–20	Dallas Cowboys	Texas Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry 2007 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
16	Sunday	December 21**	Carolina Panthers	28–34 (OT)	New York Giants	Giants Stadium
17	Sunday	December 28	Denver Broncos	21–52	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium	Broncos–Chargers rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 3	Atlanta Falcons	24–30	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
Wild Card	Saturday	January 3	Indianapolis Colts	17–23 (OT)	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium	2007 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
Super Bowl XLIII	Sunday	February 1	Pittsburgh Steelers	27–23	Arizona Cardinals	Raymond James Stadium
2009 Pro Bowl	Sunday	February 8	NFC	30–21	AFC	Aloha Stadium

*Patriots-Seahawks game was flexed out for the Redskins-Ravens game.
**Chargers-Buccaneers game was flexed out for the Panthers-Giants game.

2009

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 10	Tennessee Titans	10–13 (OT)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Steelers–Titans rivalry
1	Sunday	September 13	Chicago Bears	15–21	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
2	Sunday	September 20	New York Giants	33–31	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
3	Sunday	September 27	Indianapolis Colts	31–10	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
4	Sunday	October 4	San Diego Chargers	28–38	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	2008 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
5	Sunday	October 11	Indianapolis Colts	31–9	Tennessee Titans	LP Field	Colts–Titans rivalry
6	Sunday	October 18	Chicago Bears	14–21	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome
7	Sunday	October 25	Arizona Cardinals	24–17	New York Giants	Giants Stadium
8	Sunday	November 1	No game was scheduled against the 2009 World Series
9	Sunday	November 8	Dallas Cowboys	20–16	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
10	Sunday	November 15	New England Patriots	34–35	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	Colts–Patriots rivalry Tom Brady–Peyton Manning rivalry
11	Sunday	November 22	Philadelphia Eagles	24–20	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
12	Sunday	November 29	Pittsburgh Steelers	17–20 (OT)	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Ravens–Steelers rivalry 2008 AFC Championship Game rematch
13	Sunday	December 6*	Minnesota Vikings	17–30	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
14	Sunday	December 13	Philadelphia Eagles	45–38	New York Giants	Giants Stadium	Eagles–Giants rivalry 2008 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
15	Sunday	December 20	Minnesota Vikings	7–26	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium
16	Sunday	December 27	Dallas Cowboys	17–0	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
17	Sunday	January 3	Cincinnati Bengals	0–37	New York Jets	Giants Stadium
Wild Card	Saturday	January 9	New York Jets	24–14	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium
Wild Card	Saturday	January 9	Philadelphia Eagles	14–34	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry

*Patriots-Dolphins game was flexed out for the Vikings-Cardinals game.

2010s

2010

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 9	Minnesota Vikings	9–14	New Orleans Saints	Louisiana Superdome	Saints–Vikings rivalry 2009 NFC Championship Game rematch
1	Sunday	September 12	Dallas Cowboys	7–13	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
2	Sunday	September 19	New York Giants	14–38	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
3	Sunday	September 26	New York Jets	31–23	Miami Dolphins	Sun Life Stadium	Dolphins–Jets rivalry
4	Sunday	October 3	Chicago Bears	3-17	New York Giants	New Meadowlands Stadium	Bears–Giants rivalry
5	Sunday	October 10	Philadelphia Eagles	27–24	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park
6	Sunday	October 17	Indianapolis Colts	27–24	Washington Redskins	FedExField
7	Sunday	October 24	Minnesota Vikings	24–28	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Packers–Vikings rivalry
8	Sunday	October 31	Pittsburgh Steelers	10–20	New Orleans Saints	Louisiana Superdome
9	Sunday	November 7	Dallas Cowboys	7–45	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Cowboys–Packers rivalry
10	Sunday	November 14	New England Patriots	39–26	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Patriots–Steelers rivalry
11	Sunday	November 21	New York Giants	17–27	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Eagles–Giants rivalry
12	Sunday	November 28	San Diego Chargers	36–14	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
13	Sunday	December 5	Pittsburgh Steelers	13–10	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
14	Sunday	December 12	Philadelphia Eagles	30–27	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry 2009 NFC Wild Card playoff rematch
15	Sunday	December 19	Green Bay Packers	27–31	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
16	Tuesday	December 28*	Minnesota Vikings	24–14	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
17	Sunday	January 2	St. Louis Rams	6–16	Seattle Seahawks	Qwest Field ^[5]	Rams–Seahawks rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 8	New Orleans Saints	36–41	Seattle Seahawks	Qwest Field	"Beast Quake" NFC No. 5 vs. NFC No. 4
Wild Card	Saturday	January 8	New York Jets	17–16	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	2009 AFC Championship Game rematch AFC No. 6 vs. AFC No. 3

*Chargers-Bengals game was flexed out for the Vikings-Eagles game. The game was then postponed to Tuesday night due to the December 2010 North American blizzard.

2011

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 8	New Orleans Saints	34–42	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field
1	Sunday	September 11	Dallas Cowboys	24–27	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium
2	Sunday	September 18	Philadelphia Eagles	31–35	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome	Eagles–Falcons rivalry
3	Sunday	September 25	Pittsburgh Steelers	23–20	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
4	Sunday	October 2	New York Jets	17–34	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium
5	Sunday	October 9	Green Bay Packers	25–14	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome	2010 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
6	Sunday	October 16	Minnesota Vikings	10–39	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Vikings rivalry
7	Sunday	October 23	Indianapolis Colts	7–62	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
8	Sunday	October 30	Dallas Cowboys	7–34	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
9	Sunday	November 6	Baltimore Ravens	23–20	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Ravens–Steelers rivalry 2010 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
10	Sunday	November 13	New England Patriots	37–16	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium	Jets–Patriots rivalry 2010 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
11	Sunday	November 20	Philadelphia Eagles	17–10	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Eagles–Giants rivalry
12	Sunday	November 27	Pittsburgh Steelers	13–9	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
13	Sunday	December 4*	Detroit Lions	17–31	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
14	Sunday	December 11	New York Giants	37–34	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
15	Sunday	December 18	Baltimore Ravens	14–34	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium
16	Sunday	December 25	Chicago Bears	21–35	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry 2010 NFC Championship Game rematch
17	Sunday	January 1	Dallas Cowboys	14–31	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 7	Cincinnati Bengals	10–31	Houston Texans	Reliant Stadium
Wild Card	Saturday	January 7	Detroit Lions	28–45	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
2012 Pro Bowl	Sunday	January 29	NFC	41–59	AFC	Aloha Stadium
Super Bowl XLVI	Sunday	February 5	New York Giants	21–17	New England Patriots	Lucas Oil Stadium

*Colts–Patriots game was flexed out for the Lions-Saints game.

2012

The December 16 game between the San Francisco 49ers and New England Patriots was interrupted for 25 minutes for NBC to cover President Barack Obama's speech in reaction to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting the previous Friday. Coverage aired on NBC Sports Network and CNBC until the speech ended, after which NBC resumed airing the game.^[6]

This marked the first time the primetime Thanksgiving game would air on NBC.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Wednesday	September 5	Dallas Cowboys	24–17	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
1	Sunday	September 9	Pittsburgh Steelers	19–31	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	Broncos–Steelers rivalry 2011 AFC Wild Card playoff rematch
2	Sunday	September 16	Detroit Lions	19–27	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park
3	Sunday	September 23	New England Patriots	30–31	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Patriots–Ravens rivalry 2011 AFC Championship Game rematch
4	Sunday	September 30	New York Giants	17–19	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Eagles–Giants rivalry
5	Sunday	October 7	San Diego Chargers	24–31	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
6	Sunday	October 14	Green Bay Packers	42–24	Houston Texans	Reliant Stadium
7	Sunday	October 21	Pittsburgh Steelers	24–17	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
8	Sunday	October 28	New Orleans Saints	14–34	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High
9	Sunday	November 4	Dallas Cowboys	13–19	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome
10	Sunday	November 11	Houston Texans	13–6	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
11	Sunday	November 18	Baltimore Ravens	13–10	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
12	Thursday	November 22	New England Patriots	49–19	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium	"Butt Fumble" Jets–Patriots rivalry
12	Sunday	November 25	Green Bay Packers	10–38	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	2011 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
13	Sunday	December 2	Philadelphia Eagles	33–38	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
14	Sunday	December 9	Detroit Lions	20–27	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Lions–Packers rivalry
15	Sunday	December 16	San Francisco 49ers	41–34	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
16	Sunday	December 23*	San Francisco 49ers	13–42	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	49ers–Seahawks rivalry
17	Sunday	December 30	Dallas Cowboys	18–28	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 5	Cincinnati Bengals	13–19	Houston Texans	Reliant Stadium	2011 AFC Wild Card playoff rematch
Wild Card	Saturday	January 5	Minnesota Vikings	10–24	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Packers–Vikings rivalry
2013 Pro Bowl	Sunday	January 27	AFC	35–62	NFC	Aloha Stadium

*Chargers-Jets game was flexed out for the 49ers-Seahawks game.

2013

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 5	Baltimore Ravens	27–49	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	2012 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
1	Sunday	September 8	New York Giants	31–36	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
2	Sunday	September 15	San Francisco 49ers	3–29	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	49ers–Seahawks rivalry
3	Sunday	September 22	Chicago Bears	40–23	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
4	Sunday	September 29	New England Patriots	30–23	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome
5	Sunday	October 6	Houston Texans	3–34	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park
6	Sunday	October 13	Washington Redskins	16–31	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
7	Sunday	October 20	Denver Broncos	33–39	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
8	Sunday	October 27	Green Bay Packers	44–31	Minnesota Vikings	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome	Packers–Vikings rivalry 2012 NFC Wild Card playoff rematch
9	Sunday	November 3	Indianapolis Colts	27–24	Houston Texans	Reliant Stadium	Colts–Texans rivalry
10	Sunday	November 10	Dallas Cowboys	17–49	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
11	Sunday	November 17*	Kansas City Chiefs	17–27	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
12	Sunday	November 24	Denver Broncos	31–34 (OT)	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Broncos–Patriots rivalry Tom Brady–Peyton Manning rivalry
13	Thursday	November 28	Pittsburgh Steelers	20–22	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
13	Sunday	December 1	New York Giants	24–17	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Giants–Redskins rivalry
14	Sunday	December 8**	Carolina Panthers	13–31	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	Panthers–Saints rivalry
15	Sunday	December 15	Cincinnati Bengals	20–30	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
16	Sunday	December 22***	Chicago Bears	11–54	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
17	Sunday	December 29	Philadelphia Eagles	24–22	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 4	Kansas City Chiefs	44–45	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
Wild Card	Saturday	January 4	New Orleans Saints	26–24	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
2014 Pro Bowl	Sunday	January 26	Team Rice	22–21	Team Sanders	Aloha Stadium

*Packers-Giants game was flexed out for the Chiefs-Broncos game.
**Falcons-Packers game was flexed out for the Panthers-Saints game.
***Patriots-Ravens game was flexed out for the Bears-Eagles game.

2014

Starting in the 2014 season, NBC was allowed to flex games beginning in week 5. All the previous flexible scheduling rules apply but on a limited basis. Only two games between weeks 5–10 could be flexed per season; weeks 11–17 (excluding Thanksgiving Night) flex rules were still the same as in previous years. However, despite these changes, NBC did not flex a single one of their originally scheduled games, which marked the first season since 2005 that none of the originally scheduled Sunday night games for the entire season (other than week 17) were flexed out. NBC held the rights to broadcast one Wild Card game and one Divisional game in the playoffs as opposed to two Wild Card games, lasted through 2019 in which the playoffs were contested amongst 12 teams.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 4	Green Bay Packers	16–36	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	Packers–Seahawks rivalry
1	Sunday	September 7	Indianapolis Colts	24–31	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High
2	Sunday	September 14	Chicago Bears	28–20	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium
3	Sunday	September 21	Pittsburgh Steelers	37–19	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium
4	Sunday	September 28	New Orleans Saints	17–38	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium
5	Sunday	October 5	Cincinnati Bengals	17–43	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
6	Sunday	October 12	New York Giants	0–27	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Eagles–Giants rivalry
7	Sunday	October 19	San Francisco 49ers	17–42	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High
8	Sunday	October 26	Green Bay Packers	23–44	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
9	Sunday	November 2	Baltimore Ravens	23–43	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
10	Sunday	November 9	Chicago Bears	14–55	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
11	Sunday	November 16	New England Patriots	42–20	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	Colts–Patriots rivalry 2013 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
12	Sunday	November 23	Dallas Cowboys	31–28	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
13	Thursday	November 27	Seattle Seahawks	19–3	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Seahawks rivalry 2013 NFC Championship Game rematch
13	Sunday	November 30	Denver Broncos	29–16	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
14	Sunday	December 7	New England Patriots	23–14	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium
15	Sunday	December 14	Dallas Cowboys	38–27	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
16	Sunday	December 21	Seattle Seahawks	35–6	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium	Cardinals–Seahawks rivalry
17	Sunday	December 28	Cincinnati Bengals	17–27	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 3	Baltimore Ravens	30–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
Divisional Round	Saturday	January 10	Baltimore Ravens	31–35	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Patriots–Ravens rivalry
Super Bowl XLIX	Sunday	February 1	New England Patriots	28–24	Seattle Seahawks	University of Phoenix Stadium

2015

2015 marked the 10th season of SNF on NBC.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 10	Pittsburgh Steelers	21–28	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Patriots–Steelers rivalry
1	Sunday	September 13	New York Giants	26–27	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
2	Sunday	September 20	Seattle Seahawks	17–27	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Packers–Seahawks rivalry 2014 NFC Championship Game rematch
3	Sunday	September 27	Denver Broncos	24–12	Detroit Lions	Ford Field
4	Sunday	October 4	Dallas Cowboys	20–26 (OT)	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
5	Sunday	October 11	San Francisco 49ers	27–30	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	49ers–Giants rivalry
6	Sunday	October 18	New England Patriots	34–27	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	Colts–Patriots rivalry 2014 AFC Championship Game rematch
7	Sunday	October 25	Philadelphia Eagles	16–27	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium
8	Sunday	November 1	Green Bay Packers	10–29	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High
9	Sunday	November 8	Philadelphia Eagles	33–27 (OT)	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
10	Sunday	November 15	Arizona Cardinals	39–32	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	Cardinals–Seahawks rivalry
11	Sunday	November 22*	Cincinnati Bengals	31–34	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
12	Thursday	November 26	Chicago Bears	17–13	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
12	Sunday	November 29	New England Patriots	24–30 (OT)	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	Broncos–Patriots rivalry
13	Sunday	December 6	Indianapolis Colts	10–45	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
14	Sunday	December 13**	New England Patriots	27–6	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium
15	Sunday	December 20***	Arizona Cardinals	40–17	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
16	Sunday	December 27****	New York Giants	17–49	Minnesota Vikings	TCF Bank Stadium
17	Sunday	January 3	Minnesota Vikings	20–13	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Packers–Vikings rivalry
Wild Card	Sunday	January 10	Seattle Seahawks	10–9	Minnesota Vikings	TCF Bank Stadium
Divisional Round	Saturday	January 16	Green Bay Packers	20–26 (OT)	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium

*Chiefs–Chargers game was flexed out for the Bengals–Cardinals game.
**Seahawks–Ravens game was flexed out for the Patriots–Texans game.
***Bengals–49ers game was flexed out for the Cardinals–Eagles game.
****Steelers–Ravens game was flexed out for the Giants–Vikings game.

2016

2016 marked the first-ever tie on NBC Sunday Night Football, which occurred in week 7, when the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals tied at 6–6. That game became the lowest scoring SNF on NBC game (12 points) and the first tie in any primetime NFL game since November 23, 1997, when the New York Giants and Washington Redskins tied at 7–7 on ESPN Sunday Night Football. Due to NBC having the rights to the second half of the Thursday Night Football package, NBC Sports gave Al Michaels a "Bye week", giving him 3 games off: Green Bay Packers–Washington Redskins, Pittsburgh Steelers–Indianapolis Colts (Thanksgiving), and Kansas City Chiefs-Denver Broncos. Mike Tirico replaced him for three games, with Cris Collinsworth still doing the color commentary.^[7]

The AFC Divisional Playoff game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Kansas City Chiefs was originally scheduled to kickoff at 1:05 ET, but due to stormy weather in the Kansas City area, the NFL moved the kickoff time to 8:20 ET.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 8	Carolina Panthers	20–21	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field At Mile High	Super Bowl 50 rematch
1	Sunday	September 11	New England Patriots	23–21	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
2	Sunday	September 18	Green Bay Packers	14–17	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Packers–Vikings rivalry
3	Sunday	September 25	Chicago Bears	17–31	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium
4	Sunday	October 2	Kansas City Chiefs	14–43	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
5	Sunday	October 9	New York Giants	16–23	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Giants–Packers rivalry
6	Sunday	October 16	Indianapolis Colts	23–26 (OT)	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	Colts–Texans rivalry
7	Sunday	October 23	Seattle Seahawks	6–6 (OT)	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium	Cardinals–Seahawks rivalry
8	Sunday	October 30	Philadelphia Eagles	23–29 (OT)	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
9	Sunday	November 6	Denver Broncos	20–30	Oakland Raiders	Oakland Coliseum	Broncos–Raiders rivalry
10	Sunday	November 13	Seattle Seahawks	31–24	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
11	Sunday	November 20	Green Bay Packers	24–42	Washington Redskins	FedExField	2015 NFC Wild Card playoff rematch
12	Thursday	November 24	Pittsburgh Steelers	28–7	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
12	Sunday	November 27*	Kansas City Chiefs	30–27 (OT)	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
13	Sunday	December 4	Carolina Panthers	7–40	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	2015 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
14	Sunday	December 11	Dallas Cowboys	7–10	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
15	Sunday	December 18**	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	20–26	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium
16	Sunday	December 25	Denver Broncos	10–33	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
17	Sunday	January 1	Green Bay Packers	31–24	Detroit Lions	Ford Field	Lions–Packers rivalry
Wild Card	Saturday	January 7	Detroit Lions	6–26	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
Divisional Round	Sunday	January 15	Pittsburgh Steelers	18–16	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium

*Patriots–Jets game was flexed out for the Chiefs–Broncos game.
**Steelers–Bengals game was flexed out for the Buccaneers–Cowboys game.

2017

2017 marked the 12th season of NBC Sunday Night Football. Due to Christmas Eve falling on a Sunday in 2017, the Week 16 Sunday night telecast was instead scheduled for Saturday, December 23, with the Minnesota Vikings visiting the Green Bay Packers. NBC also broadcast Super Bowl LII, played at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, making it the fourth time NBC had broadcast a Super Bowl since taking over the Sunday night package in 2006. NBC did not flex a single one of their originally scheduled games, which marked the second time since 2014 that none of the originally scheduled Sunday night games for the entire season were flexed out. For the first time since acquiring the Sunday night package, NBC aired no game in Week 17 to ensure that teams whose games would affect each other's playoff standings would be played at the same time.^[8] The Atlanta Falcons-Los Angeles Rams NFC wild card game kicked off at 8:15 pm ET, while the NFC Divisional Playoff Game between the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles kicked off at 4:35 pm ET.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 7	Kansas City Chiefs	42–27	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
1	Sunday	September 10	New York Giants	3–19	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
2	Sunday	September 17	Green Bay Packers	23–34	Atlanta Falcons	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	2016 NFC Championship Game rematch
3	Sunday	September 24	Oakland Raiders	10–27	Washington Redskins	FedExField
4	Sunday	October 1	Indianapolis Colts	18–46	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
5	Sunday	October 8	Kansas City Chiefs	42–34	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium
6	Sunday	October 15	New York Giants	23–10	Denver Broncos	Empower Field at Mile High
7	Sunday	October 22	Atlanta Falcons	7–23	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Super Bowl LI rematch
8	Sunday	October 29	Pittsburgh Steelers	20–15	Detroit Lions	Ford Field
9	Sunday	November 5	Oakland Raiders	27–24	Miami Dolphins	Hard Rock Stadium
10	Sunday	November 12	New England Patriots	41–16	Denver Broncos	Empower Field at Mile High	Broncos–Patriots rivalry
11	Sunday	November 19	Philadelphia Eagles	37–9	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
12	Thursday	November 23	New York Giants	10–20	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Giants–Redskins rivalry
12	Sunday	November 26	Green Bay Packers	28–31	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
13	Sunday	December 3	Philadelphia Eagles	10–24	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
14	Sunday	December 10	Baltimore Ravens	38–39	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
15	Sunday	December 17	Dallas Cowboys	20–17	Oakland Raiders	Oakland Coliseum
16	Saturday	December 23	Minnesota Vikings	16–0	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Packers–Vikings rivalry
17	Sunday	December 31	No SNF game was flexed to ensure that teams whose games would affect each other's playoff standings would be played at the same time
Wild Card	Saturday	January 6	Atlanta Falcons	26–13	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Divisional Round	Saturday	January 13	Atlanta Falcons	10–15	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Eagles–Falcons rivalry
Super Bowl LII	Sunday	February 4	Philadelphia Eagles	41–33	New England Patriots	U.S. Bank Stadium	Super Bowl XXXIX rematch NFC No. 1 vs. AFC No. 1 broadcast locally on KARE in Minneapolis, on WBTS in Boston and on WCAU in Philadelphia

2018

Starting in 2018, the NFL moved the start time of Sunday Night Football back, from 8:30 p.m. ET to 8:20 p.m. ET. The Cincinnati Bengals–Kansas City Chiefs game flexed into Sunday Night on October 21 became the earliest the NFL has ever flexed a Sunday Night Football contest. The Atlanta Falcons–New Orleans Saints game on Thanksgiving night was called by the Football Night in America studio crew, with Mike Tirico doing the play-by-play, and Tony Dungy and Rodney Harrison as color analysts.^[9] The Philadelphia Eagles–Chicago Bears Wild Card game kicked off at 4:35 p.m. ET, as did the Indianapolis Colts–Kansas City Chiefs Divisional game.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 6	Atlanta Falcons	12–18	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Eagles–Falcons rivalry 2017 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
1	Sunday	September 9	Chicago Bears	23–24	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
2	Sunday	September 16	New York Giants	13–20	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
3	Sunday	September 23	New England Patriots	10–26	Detroit Lions	Ford Field
4	Sunday	September 30	Baltimore Ravens	26–14	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
5	Sunday	October 7	Dallas Cowboys	16–19 (OT)	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	Governor's Cup (Texas)
6	Sunday	October 14	Kansas City Chiefs	40–43	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
7	Sunday	October 21*	Cincinnati Bengals	10–45	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
8	Sunday	October 28	New Orleans Saints	30–20	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Saints–Vikings rivalry 2017 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
9	Sunday	November 4	Green Bay Packers	17–31	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
10	Sunday	November 11	Dallas Cowboys	27–20	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
11	Sunday	November 18**	Minnesota Vikings	20–25	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Vikings rivalry
12	Thursday	November 22	Atlanta Falcons	17–31	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	Falcons–Saints rivalry
12	Sunday	November 25	Green Bay Packers	17–24	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Packers–Vikings rivalry
13	Sunday	December 2***	Los Angeles Chargers	33–30	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
14	Sunday	December 9****	Los Angeles Rams	6–15	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
15	Sunday	December 16	Philadelphia Eagles	30–23	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
16	Sunday	December 23	Kansas City Chiefs	31–38	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
17	Sunday	December 30	Indianapolis Colts	33–17	Tennessee Titans	Nissan Stadium	Colts–Titans rivalry
Wild Card	Sunday	January 6	Philadelphia Eagles	16–15	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	"Double Doink"
Divisional Round	Saturday	January 12	Indianapolis Colts	13–31	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium

*Rams–49ers game was flexed out for the Bengals–Chiefs game.
**Steelers–Jaguars game was flexed out for the Vikings–Bears game.
***49ers–Seahawks game was flexed out for the Chargers–Steelers game.
****Steelers–Raiders game was flexed out for the Rams–Bears game.

2019

For the 2019 season, the NFL decided to break with a long-standing tradition of the reigning Super Bowl champion hosting the Kickoff game (occurring every year since 2004, except 2013). The Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears was the Kickoff game instead, to celebrate the 100th season of the NFL, the 100th season of the Chicago Bears, and the NFL's oldest rivalry. Also, despite not hosting the kickoff game, the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots still hosted the first Sunday Night game of the season, with the opponent being the Pittsburgh Steelers. The schedule also included a rematch of the Thanksgiving game between the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons, and the Cleveland Browns made their first SNF appearance since 2008. In Week 15, the Buffalo Bills were flexed to SNF in a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers; this was just their second appearance on the package, the first being in 2007. The Seattle Seahawks–Philadelphia Eagles Wild Card Playoff game kicked off at 4:40 pm ET, while the Divisional game between the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers kicked off at 4:35 pm ET.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 5	Green Bay Packers	10–3	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
1	Sunday	September 8	Pittsburgh Steelers	3–33	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Patriots–Steelers rivalry
2	Sunday	September 15	Philadelphia Eagles	20–24	Atlanta Falcons	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	Eagles–Falcons rivalry
3	Sunday	September 22	Los Angeles Rams	20–13	Cleveland Browns	First Energy Stadium
4	Sunday	September 29	Dallas Cowboys	10–12	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
5	Sunday	October 6	Indianapolis Colts	19–13	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	2018 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
6	Sunday	October 13	Pittsburgh Steelers	24–17	Los Angeles Chargers	Dignity Health Sports Park
7	Sunday	October 20	Philadelphia Eagles	10–37	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
8	Sunday	October 27	Green Bay Packers	31–24	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
9	Sunday	November 3	New England Patriots	20–37	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Patriots–Ravens rivalry
10	Sunday	November 10	Minnesota Vikings	28–24	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Vikings rivalry
11	Sunday	November 17	Chicago Bears	7–17	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
12	Sunday	November 24*	Green Bay Packers	8–37	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Packers rivalry
13	Thursday	November 28	New Orleans Saints	26–18	Atlanta Falcons	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	Falcons–Saints rivalry
13	Sunday	December 1	New England Patriots	22–28	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium
14	Sunday	December 8	Seattle Seahawks	12–28	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	Rams–Seahawks rivalry
15	Sunday	December 15**	Buffalo Bills	17–10	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
16	Sunday	December 22	Kansas City Chiefs	26–3	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
17	Sunday	December 29	San Francisco 49ers	26–21	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	49ers–Seahawks rivalry
Wild Card	Sunday	January 5	Seattle Seahawks	17–9	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
Divisional Round	Saturday	January 11	Minnesota Vikings	10–27	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium

*Seahawks–Eagles game was flexed out for the Packers–49ers game.
**Vikings–Chargers game was flexed out for the Bills–Steelers game.

2020s

2020

2020 marked the 15th season of SNF on NBC. Super Bowl LV was originally supposed to air on NBC. However, in an effort to pair NBC's next Super Bowl with their upcoming Olympics broadcast, it was traded to CBS, in exchange for Super Bowl LVI. NBC did however gain rights to air an extra Super Wild Card game, as the NFL expanded their postseason from 12 teams to 14 teams (7 in each conference). This meant that NBC aired two Super Wild Card games, with the second game being aired on NBC's Spanish sister network Telemundo, and was streamed on NBCUniversal's new streaming service Peacock, and one Divisional game for the 2020-2021 postseason.

The SNF game scheduled for October 25 was originally Buccaneers-Raiders, but due to some Raiders players testing positive for COVID-19, the NFL moved that game back to 4:05 ET on Fox, and moved the Seahawks-Cardinals game to fill the SNF slot, to ensure that NBC would have a game. NBC's Thanksgiving night game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Pittsburgh Steelers had to be postponed twice due to a COVID-19 outbreak on the Ravens; The game was first rescheduled to the following Sunday at 1:15 PM ET, then later rescheduled to the following Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET, and finally rescheduled to the following Wednesday at 3:40 PM ET, still aired on NBC.^[10]

In Week 15, the 49ers–Cowboys game was flexed out for Browns–Giants, marking the first time that the Dallas Cowboys have been flexed out of an SNF slot and the first time Sunday Night Football was not in Dallas at least once in a season (they have had the most appearances with 49). This was also the first time since 2012 that did not feature Indianapolis Colts.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 10	Houston Texans	20–34	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	2019 AFC Divisional playoff rematch
1	Sunday	September 13	Dallas Cowboys	17–20	Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium
2	Sunday	September 20	New England Patriots	30–35	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
3	Sunday	September 27	Green Bay Packers	37–30	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
4	Sunday	October 4	Philadelphia Eagles	25–20	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium
5	Sunday	October 11	Minnesota Vikings	26–27	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
6	Sunday	October 18	Los Angeles Rams	16–24	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Rams rivalry
7	Sunday	October 25*	Seattle Seahawks	34–37 (OT)	Arizona Cardinals	State Farm Stadium	Cardinals–Seahawks rivalry
8	Sunday	November 1	Dallas Cowboys	9–23	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
9	Sunday	November 8	New Orleans Saints	38–3	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	Buccaneers–Saints rivalry
10	Sunday	November 15	Baltimore Ravens	17–23	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Patriots–Ravens rivalry
11	Sunday	November 22	Kansas City Chiefs	35–31	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	Chiefs–Raiders rivalry
12	Sunday	November 29	Chicago Bears	25–41	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
12	Wednesday	December 2**	Baltimore Ravens	14–19	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
13	Sunday	December 6	Denver Broncos	16–22	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
14	Sunday	December 13	Pittsburgh Steelers	15–26	Buffalo Bills	Bills Stadium
15	Sunday	December 20***	Cleveland Browns	20–6	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium
16	Sunday	December 27	Tennessee Titans	14–40	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field
17	Sunday	January 3	Washington Football Team	20–14	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Eagles–Washington rivalry
Super Wild Card Weekend	Saturday	January 9	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	31–23	Washington Football Team	FedExField
Super Wild Card Weekend	Sunday	January 10	Cleveland Browns	48–37	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Browns–Steelers rivalry
Divisional Round	Saturday	January 16	Baltimore Ravens	3–17	Buffalo Bills	Bills Stadium

*Buccaneers–Raiders game was flexed out for the Seahawks–Cardinals game.
**Ravens-Steelers game was postponed from Thursday, November 26 (Thanksgiving).
***49ers–Cowboys game was flexed out for the Browns–Giants game.

2021

The NFL expanded the season to 17 games in 18 weeks beginning with the 2021 season. 2021 also marked the 16th season of Sunday Night Football on NBC. Super Bowl LVI aired on February 13. After streaming NBC's Sunday Night Wild Card Game last season, and as part of their new television deal with the NFL, NBC streamed the entire season on Peacock for the first time. Along with Peacock's expanded involvement in the new television deal, NBC retained the rights to air SNF, gaining an additional game for Peacock, and picking up 3 additional Super Bowls in 2026, 2030, and 2034 (all Winter Olympic years).

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 9	Dallas Cowboys	29–31	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium
1	Sunday	September 12	Chicago Bears	14–34	Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium
2	Sunday	September 19	Kansas City Chiefs	35–36	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium
3	Sunday	September 26	Green Bay Packers	30–28	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Packers rivalry
4	Sunday	October 3	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	19–17	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Tom Brady's return to New England
5	Sunday	October 10	Buffalo Bills	38–20	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	2020 AFC Championship Game rematch
6	Sunday	October 17	Seattle Seahawks	20–23 (OT)	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
7	Sunday	October 24	Indianapolis Colts	30–18	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium
8	Sunday	October 31	Dallas Cowboys	20–16	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Cowboys–Vikings rivalry
9	Sunday	November 7	Tennessee Titans	28–16	Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium
10	Sunday	November 14	Kansas City Chiefs	41–14	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	Chiefs–Raiders rivalry
11	Sunday	November 21	Pittsburgh Steelers	37–41	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium
12	Thursday	November 25	Buffalo Bills	31–6	New Orleans Saints	Caesars Superdome
12	Sunday	November 28	Cleveland Browns	10–16	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Browns–Ravens rivalry
13	Sunday	December 5*	Denver Broncos	9–22	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
14	Sunday	December 12	Chicago Bears	30–45	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
15	Sunday	December 19	New Orleans Saints	9–0	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	Buccaneers–Saints rivalry 2020 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
16	Sunday	December 26	Washington Football Team	14–56	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Washington rivalry
17	Sunday	January 2	Minnesota Vikings	10–37	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Packers–Vikings rivalry
18	Sunday	January 9	Los Angeles Chargers	32–35 (OT)	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	Chargers–Raiders rivalry
Super Wild Card Weekend	Saturday	January 15	Las Vegas Raiders	19−26	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium
Super Wild Card Weekend	Sunday	January 16	Pittsburgh Steelers	21−42	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
Divisional Round		January 23	Los Angeles Rams	30−27	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium
Super Bowl LVI		February 13	Los Angeles Rams	23−20	Cincinnati Bengals	SoFi Stadium

*49ers–Seahawks game was flexed out for the Broncos–Chiefs game.

2022

2022 marked the 17th season of Sunday Night Football on NBC.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 8	Buffalo Bills	31–10	Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium
1	Sunday	September 11	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	19–3	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium
2	Sunday	September 18	Chicago Bears	10–27	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
3	Sunday	September 25	San Francisco 49ers	10–11	Denver Broncos	Empower Field at Mile High
4	Sunday	October 2	Kansas City Chiefs	41–31	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium
5	Sunday	October 9	Cincinnati Bengals	17–19	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Bengals–Ravens rivalry
6	Sunday	October 16	Dallas Cowboys	17–26	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
7	Sunday	October 23	Pittsburgh Steelers	10–16	Miami Dolphins	Hard Rock Stadium
8	Sunday	October 30	Green Bay Packers	17–27	Buffalo Bills	Highmark Stadium
9	Sunday	November 6	Tennessee Titans	17–20(OT)	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
10	Sunday	November 13	Los Angeles Chargers	16–22	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium
11	Sunday	November 20*	Kansas City Chiefs	30–27	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium	Chargers–Chiefs rivalry
12	Thursday	November 24	New England Patriots	26–33	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium
12	Sunday	November 27	Green Bay Packers	33–40	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
13	Sunday	December 4	Indianapolis Colts	19–54	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium
14	Sunday	December 11**	Miami Dolphins	17–23	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium
15	Sunday	December 18***	New York Giants	20–12	Washington Commanders	FedExField	Commanders–Giants rivalry
16	Sunday	December 25	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	19–16(OT)	Arizona Cardinals	State Farm Stadium
17	Sunday	January 1****	Pittsburgh Steelers	16–13	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
18	Sunday	January 8	Detroit Lions	20–16	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Lions–Packers rivalry
Super Wild Card Weekend	Saturday	January 14	Los Angeles Chargers	30–31	Jacksonville Jaguars	TIAA Bank Field
Super Wild Card Weekend	Sunday	January 15	Baltimore Ravens	17–24	Cincinnati Bengals	Paycor Stadium	Bengals–Ravens rivalry
Divisional Round	Saturday	January 21	Jacksonville Jaguars	20–27	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium

*Bengals–Steelers game was flexed out for the Chiefs–Chargers game.
**Chiefs–Broncos game was flexed out for the Dolphins–Chargers game.
***Patriots–Raiders game was flexed out for the Giants–Commanders game
**** Rams–Chargers game was flexed out for the Steelers–Ravens game

2023

NBC entered into its 18th season broadcasting SNF. Under a new 11-year contract, Peacock will begin to exclusively stream one national regular season game per season (with the contest also simulcast over linear television on the NBC stations in the local team's markets). Peacock's first exclusive game was the Buffalo–LA Chargers contest on Saturday, December 23, at 8:05 pm ET. That was the second game of a doubleheader, preceded by the Cincinnati–Pittsburgh at 4:30 pm ET on NBC. The Saturday doubleheader is in lieu of an SNF game in Week 16, which falls on Christmas Eve. Peacock also exclusively aired one Wild Card playoff game, on Saturday, January 13 at 8:10 pm ET. NBC also aired two Wild Card games this postseason (one on Saturday, January 13 at 4:30 pm ET, and one on Sunday, January 14 at 8:20 pm ET) and one Divisional game. For only the third time since acquiring the SNF rights, NBC did not flex a single one of their originally scheduled games, which marked the first season since 2017 that none of the originally scheduled Sunday night games for the entire season (other than week 18) were flexed out. This was also the first time they did not flex a single game in a season when NBC does not air the Super Bowl under the new rotation. Had the 3-year rotation continued, it would have aired the Super Bowl in the 2023 season.


Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final Score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
1	Thursday	September 7	Detroit Lions	21–20	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
1	Sunday	September 10	Dallas Cowboys	40–0	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
2	Sunday	September 17	Miami Dolphins	24–17	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Dolphins–Patriots rivalry
3	Sunday	September 24	Pittsburgh Steelers	23–18	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	Raiders–Steelers rivalry
4	Sunday	October 1	Kansas City Chiefs	23–20	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium
5	Sunday	October 8	Dallas Cowboys	10–42	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Cowboys rivalry 2022 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
6	Sunday	October 15	New York Giants	9–14	Buffalo Bills	Highmark Stadium
7	Sunday	October 22	Miami Dolphins	17–31	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
8	Sunday	October 29	Chicago Bears	13–30	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium
9	Sunday	November 5	Buffalo Bills	18–24	Cincinnati Bengals	Paycor Stadium	2022 AFC divisional playoff rematch.
10	Sunday	November 12	New York Jets	12–16	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium
11	Sunday	November 19	Minnesota Vikings	20–21	Denver Broncos	Empower Field at Mile High
12	Thursday	November 23	San Francisco 49ers	31–13	Seattle Seahawks	Lumen Field	49ers–Seahawks rivalry 2022 NFC Wild card playoff rematch
12	Sunday	November 26	Baltimore Ravens	20–10	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium
13	Sunday	December 3	Kansas City Chiefs	19–27	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field
14	Sunday	December 10	Philadelphia Eagles	13–33	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
15	Sunday	December 17	Baltimore Ravens	23–7	Jacksonville Jaguars	EverBank Stadium
16	Saturday	December 23	Cincinnati Bengals	11–34	Pittsburgh Steelers	Acrisure Stadium	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
16	Saturday	December 23	Buffalo Bills	24–22	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium	First-ever exclusive game on Peacock, game also simulcast on WGRZ in Buffalo and KNBC in Los Angeles.^[11]
17	Sunday	December 31	Green Bay Packers	33–10	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Packers–Vikings rivalry
18	Sunday	January 7	Buffalo Bills	21–14	Miami Dolphins	Hard Rock Stadium	Bills–Dolphins rivalry 2022 AFC Wild Card rematch
Super Wild Card Weekend	Saturday	January 13	Cleveland Browns	14–45	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	Kickoff at 4:35pm ET C. J. Stroud's first NFL playoff game Week 16 rematch AFC No. 5 vs. AFC No. 4 Texans first appearance on NBC since 2020.
	Saturday	January 13	Miami Dolphins	7–26	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Kickoff at 8:10 p.m. ET Tyreek Hill returns to Kansas City Week 9 rematch First ever exclusive NFL playoff game on a streaming service^[12] Game also simulcast on WTVJ in Miami and KSHB in Kansas City,^[13] while bonus coverage of the opening quarter of the game was shown on NBC Nationally until 8:30 p.m. ET AFC No. 6 vs. AFC No. 3
	Sunday	January 14	Los Angeles Rams	23–24	Detroit Lions	Ford Field	Kickoff at 8pm ET Matthew Stafford vs. Jared Goff Matthew Stafford returns to Detroit Jared Goff against his former team NFC No. 6 vs. NFC No. 3
Divisional Round	Sunday	January 21	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	23–31	Detroit Lions	Ford Field	Kickoff at 3:05 p.m. ET Week 6 rematch NFC No. 4 vs. NFC No. 3

2024


Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final score	Host Team	Stadium	Significance
Pre 3	Sunday	August 25	New England Patriots	10–20	Washington Commanders	Commanders Field
1	Thursday	September 5	Baltimore Ravens	20–27	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	2023 AFC Championship rematch

	Friday	September 6	Green Bay Packers	29–34	Philadelphia Eagles	Arena Corinthians	São Paulo game First NFL game to be played in South America Game also simulcast on WGBA-TV in Green Bay, WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee, and WCAU in Philadelphia.
Sunday	September 8	Los Angeles Rams	20–26(OT)	Detroit Lions	Ford Field	2023 NFC Wild Card rematch
2	Sunday	September 15	Chicago Bears	13–19	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	Texans QB C. J. Stroud SNF Debut Bears Rookie QB Caleb Williams SNF Debut, First SNF game in Houston since 2019
3	Sunday	September 22	Kansas City Chiefs	22–17	Atlanta Falcons	Mercedes Benz Stadium	Falcons QB Kirk Cousins SNF Debut. Falcons first appearance on SNF since 2019
4	Sunday	September 29	Buffalo Bills	10–35	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson
5	Sunday/Monday	October 6/7	Dallas Cowboys	20–17	Pittsburgh Steelers	Acrisure Stadium	Cowboys–Steelers rivalry Rematches of Super Bowl X, Super Bowl XIII, and Super Bowl XXX Justin Fields Steelers SNF Debut, game was delayed until 9:45pm ET due to lightning in the area, and finished early Monday morning around 1:00am ET.
6	Sunday	October 13	Cincinnati Bengals	17–7	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium
7	Sunday	October 20	New York Jets	15–37	Pittsburgh Steelers	Acrisure Stadium	Aaron Rodgers vs. Russell Wilson Aaron Rodgers Jets SNF Debut Russell Wilson Steelers SNF Debut
8	Sunday	October 27	Dallas Cowboys	24–30	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Cowboys rivalry 2023 Week 5 rematch Dak Prescott vs. Brock Purdy
9	Sunday	November 3*	Indianapolis Colts	13–21	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Joe Flacco Colts SNF Debut, first meeting between the two teams since the Vikings overcame a 33-0 deficit to defeat the Colts
10	Sunday	November 10	Detroit Lions	26–23	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium
11	Sunday	November 17**	Cincinnati Bengals	27–34	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium	Joe Burrow vs. Justin Herbert
12	Sunday	November 24	Philadelphia Eagles		Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium	2023 Week 5 rematch
13	Thursday	November 28	Miami Dolphins		Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Tua Tagovailoa vs. Jordan Love
13	Sunday	December 1	San Francisco 49ers		Buffalo Bills	Highmark Stadium	Brock Purdy vs. Josh Allen
*14	Sunday	December 8	Los Angeles Chargers		Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Chargers–Chiefs rivalry Justin Herbert vs. Patrick Mahomes
*15	Sunday	December 15	Green Bay Packers		Seattle Seahawks	Lumen Field	Packers–Seahawks rivalry
16	Saturday	December 21	Houston Texans		Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	1 PM ET Kickoff C. J. Stroud vs. Patrick Mahomes
16	*Sunday	December 22	Tampa Bay Buccaneers		Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	2022 NFC Wild Card rematch
*17	Sunday	December 29	Miami Dolphins		Cleveland Browns	Huntington Bank Field
*18	Sunday	January 5	TBD		TBD	TBD
Super Wild Card Weekend	Sunday	January 12	TBD		TBD	TBD
Divisional Round	Saturday or Sunday	January 18 or 19	TBD		TBD	TBD

*Jaguars–Eagles game was flexed out for the Colts–Vikings game

**Colts–Jets game was flexed out for the Bengals–Chargers game

SNF statistics

Most points scored on SNF by a single team: 62 (New Orleans Saints 62 vs. Indianapolis Colts 7 [October 23, 2011])
Highest combined score on SNF: 83 points (Philadelphia Eagles 45 @ New York Giants 38 [December 13, 2009] & Kansas City Chiefs 40 @ New England Patriots 43 [October 14, 2018])
Lowest combined score on SNF: 9 points (New Orleans Saints 9 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0 [December 19, 2021])
Most appearances on SNF (counting postseason): 62 (Dallas Cowboys)
Fewest appearances on SNF (counting postseason): 5 (Jacksonville Jaguars)
Most wins on SNF (counting postseason): 33 (Dallas Cowboys)
Most losses on SNF (counting postseason): 29 (Dallas Cowboys)

Interconference (AFC vs. NFC) Matchups
American Football Conference Wins	National Football Conference Wins
32	26

Team	Appearances (counting postseason)	Wins	Losses	Ties	Win %	Last SNF Appearance
Arizona Cardinals	14	8	5	1	.607	December 25, 2022, lost to Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19–16 (OT)
Atlanta Falcons	15	6	9	0	.400	September 22, 2024, lost to Kansas City Chiefs 22–17
Baltimore Ravens	30	17	13	0	.567	September 29, 2024, defeated Buffalo Bills 35–10
Buffalo Bills	13	10	3	0	.769	September 29, 2024, lost to Baltimore Ravens 35–10
Carolina Panthers	8	2	6	0	.250	December 4, 2016, lost to Seattle Seahawks 40–7
Chicago Bears	34	11	23	0	.324	September 15, 2024, lost to Houston Texans 19–13
Cincinnati Bengals	19	4	15	0	.211	November 17, 2024 lost to Los Angeles Chargers 34–27
Cleveland Browns	6	2	4	0	.333	January 13, 2024, lost to Houston Texans 45–14
Dallas Cowboys	62	33	29	0	.532	October 27, 2024, lost to San Francisco 49ers 30–24
Denver Broncos	28	16	12	0	.571	November 19, 2023, defeated Minnesota Vikings 21–20
Detroit Lions	14	6	8	0	.429	November 10, 2024, defeated Houston Texans 26–23
Green Bay Packers	49	27	22	0	.551	September 6, 2024, lost to Philadelphia Eagles 34–29
Houston Texans	15	8	7	0	.533	November 10, 2024, lost to Detroit Lions 26–23
Indianapolis Colts	37	19	18	0	.514	November 3, 2024, lost to Minnesota Vikings 21–13
Jacksonville Jaguars	5	2	3	0	.400	December 17, 2023, lost to Baltimore Ravens 23–7
Kansas City Chiefs	37	21	16	0	.568	September 22, 2024, defeated Atlanta Falcons 22–17
Las Vegas Raiders*	11	4	7	0	.364	November 12, 2023, defeated New York Jets 16–12
Los Angeles Chargers*	27	14	13	0	.519	November 17, 2024, defeated Cincinnati Bengals 34–27
Los Angeles Rams*	16	7	9	0	.438	September 8, 2024, lost to Detroit Lions 26–20 (OT)
Miami Dolphins	9	2	7	0	.222	January 13, 2024, lost to Kansas City Chiefs 26–7
Minnesota Vikings	27	10	17	0	.370	November 3, 2024, defeated Indianapolis Colts 21–13
New England Patriots	43	24	19	0	.558	September 17, 2023, lost to Miami Dolphins 24–17
New Orleans Saints	26	19	7	0	.731	December 19, 2021, defeated Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9–0
New York Giants	40	16	24	0	.400	October 13, 2024, lost to Cincinnati Bengals 17–7
New York Jets	11	5	6	0	.455	October 20, 2024, lost to Pittsburgh Steelers 37–15
Philadelphia Eagles	47	24	23	0	.511	September 6, 2024, defeated Green Bay Packers 34–29
Pittsburgh Steelers	52	29	23	0	.558	October 20, 2024 defeated New York Jets 37–15
San Francisco 49ers	21	10	11	0	.476	October 27, 2024, defeated Dallas Cowboys 30–24
Seattle Seahawks	31	20	10	1	.661	October 17, 2021, lost to Pittsburgh Steelers 23–20 (OT)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	11	6	5	0	.500	December 25, 2022, defeated Arizona Cardinals 19–16 (OT)
Tennessee Titans	7	2	5	0	.286	November 6, 2022, lost to Kansas City Chiefs 20–17 (OT)
Washington Commanders*	20	8	12	0	.400	December 18, 2022, lost to New York Giants 20–12

Washington appeared as the Washington Redskins until 2020 and the Washington Football Team until 2022
Las Vegas appeared as the Oakland Raiders until 2020
LA Chargers appeared as the San Diego Chargers until 2017
LA Rams appeared as the St. Louis Rams until 2016

Conference	Division	Appearances	Wins	Losses	Ties
AFC	East	70	40	30	0
	North	104	51	53	0
	South	63	31	32	0
	West	99	52	47	0
NFC	East	165	77	88	0
	North	127	60	67	0
	South	60	33	27	0
	West	82	45	35	2

Team	Appearances	Wins	Losses
NBC Playoff games (Wild Card, Divisional, and Super Bowl)
Arizona Cardinals	3	2	1
Atlanta Falcons	3	1	2
Baltimore Ravens	4	1	3
Buffalo Bills	1	1	0
Chicago Bears	1	0	1
Cincinnati Bengals	6	2	4
Cleveland Browns	2	1	1
Dallas Cowboys	2	1	1
Detroit Lions	4	2	2
Green Bay Packers	2	1	1
Houston Texans	3	3	0
Indianapolis Colts	5	2	3
Jacksonville Jaguars	3	2	1
Kansas City Chiefs	7	4	3
Las Vegas Raiders*	1	0	1
Los Angeles Chargers*	2	1	1
Los Angeles Rams*	4	2	2
Miami Dolphins	1	0	1
Minnesota Vikings	3	0	3
New England Patriots	4	2	2
New Orleans Saints	3	2	1
New York Giants	1	1	0
New York Jets	2	2	0
Philadelphia Eagles	6	3	3
Pittsburgh Steelers	6	2	4
San Francisco 49ers	1	1	0
Seattle Seahawks	7	6	1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	3	1	2
Washington Commanders*	2	0	2

Most frequent matchups

Postseason matchups in italics. Meetings across a number of years represents one regular season meeting per season.

Count	Matchup	Record	Years Played	Significance
17	Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles	Cowboys, 9–8	2006–2007, 2009(1), 2009(2), 2010–2020, 2022–2023	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry
13	Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants	Cowboys, 9–4	2007–2009, 2011(1), 2011(2), 2012–2018, 2023	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
11	Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers	Packers, 9–2	2006–2007, 2009, 2011, 2014–2015, 2018–2022	Bears–Packers rivalry
11	Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers	Ravens, 6–5	2009–2013, 2014(1), 2014(2), 2017–2018, 2020, 2022	Ravens–Steelers rivalry
9	Green Bay Packers vs. Minnesota Vikings	Packers, 5–4	2010, 2012, 2013, 2015–2018, 2021, 2023	Packers–Vikings rivalry
7	Dallas Cowboys vs. Washington Commanders	Cowboys, 5–2	2006, 2008–2010, 2012–2013, 2021	Cowboys–Commanders rivalry
7	New York Giants vs. Philadelphia Eagles	Eagles, 5–2	2007–2012, 2014	Eagles–Giants rivalry
6	Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs	Chiefs, 4–2	2013–2014, 2016(1), 2016(2), 2020-2021	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
5	Dallas Cowboys vs. New Orleans Saints	Saints, 4–1	2006, 2013–2015, 2019	Sean Payton vs. his former team
5	Indianapolis Colts vs. New England Patriots	Colts, 3–2	2006, 2008–2009, 2014–2015	Colts–Patriots rivalry
5	Los Angeles Chargers vs. Pittsburgh Steelers	Chargers, 3–2	2006, 2009, 2018–2019, 2021	none
5	New York Giants vs. Washington Commanders	Giants, 3–2	2007–2008, 2013, 2017, 2022	Commanders–Giants rivalry
5	Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers	Steelers, 5–0	2007, 2012–2014, 2023	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
5	San Francisco 49ers vs. Seattle Seahawks	Seahawks, 3–2	2012–2014, 2019, 2023	49ers–Seahawks rivalry
4	Dallas Cowboys vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Buccaneers, 2–1	2016, 2021–2022, 2024	none
4	Indianapolis Colts vs. Los Angeles Chargers	Chargers, 3–1	2007, 2008(1), 2008(2), 2010	none
4	Arizona Cardinals vs. Seattle Seahawks	Cardinals, 2–1–1	2014–2016, 2020	Cardinals–Seahawks rivalry
4	Chicago Bears vs. Philadelphia Eagles	Eagles, 3–1	2008–2009, 2013, 2018	none
4	Denver Broncos vs. New England Patriots	Tied, 2–2	2006, 2013, 2015, 2017	Broncos–Patriots rivalry
4	Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers	Steelers, 3–1	2011, 2016(1), 2016(2), 2021	none
4	Indianapolis Colts vs. Kansas City Chiefs	Colts, 3–1	2006,2013, 2018, 2019	none
4	Atlanta Falcons vs. Philadelphia Eagles	Tied, 2–2	2011, 2017, 2018–2019	Eagles–Falcons rivalry
4	Baltimore Ravens vs. New England Patriots	Tied, 2–2	2012, 2014, 2019–2020	Patriots–Ravens rivalry

References

NBC Sunday Night Football Official Website

↑ NBC Announces Fall 2007 Sunday Night Football Schedule Archived April 29, 2007, at the Wayback Machine MovieWeb.com.
↑ "Homepage". NBC Sports. August 23, 2015. Archived from the original on September 11, 2012. Retrieved October 21, 2019.
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↑ Archivist, Times Leader (October 14, 2008). "Nbc Analyst Madden To Miss Game On Sunday". Times Leader. Retrieved January 9, 2024.
↑ "Rams-Seahawks Week 17 matchup to air in primetime". NFL.com. December 26, 2010. Retrieved December 26, 2010.
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[NBC_Announces_Fall_2007-1] NBC Announces Fall 2007 Sunday Night Football Schedule Archived April 29, 2007, at the Wayback Machine MovieWeb.com.

[2] "Homepage". NBC Sports. August 23, 2015. Archived from the original on September 11, 2012. Retrieved October 21, 2019.

[3] Sandomir, Richard (October 13, 2008). "Madden Will Skip Sunday's Game at Tampa Bay". New York Times . Retrieved January 9, 2024.

[4] Archivist, Times Leader (October 14, 2008). "Nbc Analyst Madden To Miss Game On Sunday". Times Leader. Retrieved January 9, 2024.

[2010RamsSeahawks-5] "Rams-Seahawks Week 17 matchup to air in primetime". NFL.com. December 26, 2010. Retrieved December 26, 2010.

[6] "NBC shows 49ers-Patriots on other outlets while Obama addresses Newtown". USAToday.com. December 16, 2012. Retrieved September 12, 2022.

[7] "Cris Collinsworth says Mike Tirico will broadcast some Sunday Night Football games this year". Awful Announcing. November 16, 2016. Retrieved November 16, 2016.

[8] "NFL FINALIZES WEEK 17 SCHEDULE". nflcommunications.com. Retrieved December 25, 2017.

[9] "NBC to use studio personnel to announce Thanksgiving game". AP NEWS. November 15, 2018. Retrieved November 16, 2018.

[10] "Ravens-Steelers game moved from Thanksgiving to Sunday at 1:15 p.m. ET on NBC". NFL.com. Retrieved November 26, 2020.

[11] "NFL TV Schedule and Maps: Week 16, 2023". 506 Sports. Retrieved December 19, 2023.

[12] Schofield, Mark (January 13, 2024). "Dolphins-Chiefs: How to watch NFL playoff game on Peacock, streaming, TV, more". SBNation.com. Retrieved February 3, 2024.

[13] Greer, Jordan (January 13, 2024). "Chiefs vs. Dolphins free live streams without Peacock: How to watch NFL playoff wild card game in KC, Miami | Sporting News". www.sportingnews.com. Retrieved February 3, 2024.

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