NFL 2021 Season Week 1: How To Watch Live, start time, TV Schedule, Score Updates

5 sec ago!~ Here’s the full schedule for Week 1 games and how to watch every game on TV or streaming. NFL games can be viewed on FOX, NBC, CBS ESPN and the NFL Network. If you don’t have cable, you can stream Sunday Night Football games on Peacock or find games on other streaming service providers such as: YouTube, Hulu with Live TV, Fubo, or Sling. View the NFL TV and streaming schedule below.

It seems like it's been a lifetime since Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won the Super Bowl back in February, but that same team helps usher in the 2021 season on Thursday when it hosts the Dallas Cowboys.

Brady remains the biggest star in the league at 44 years old, but the Cowboys are always capable of stealing the spotlight. With Dak Prescott back for Dallas after a season-ending ankle injury, the first high-profile quarterback duel of the new campaign comes in the opening game. Elsewhere, marquee matchups abound across the first week of play. Among the bigger games to watch over the weekend are the Pittsburgh Steelers visiting the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the resurgent Cleveland Browns. For Canadian content, all eyes will be on the Jets vs. Panthers game, as Carolina's Alberta-born rookie Chuba Hubbard is pencilled in as the team's kick returner for his maiden NFL contest. The Baltimore Ravens and Washington Football Team are facing off for Week 3 of the 2021 NFL preseason, airing on local television. We break down how to watch the matchup, particularly if you’re outside the broadcast region.

The Baltimore Ravens and the Washington Football Team meet up in Week 3 of the 2021 NFL preseason at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland. Kickoff is set for 6:00 p.m. ET and the game will air on WBAL 11 (NBC) in Baltimore and NBC 4 in Washington D.C. Given that this is the preseason, we’ll see plenty of unknown and lesser-known faces on the rosters. To keep track of who you’re watching checking out the Ravens roster and the Washington roster. The Ravens have an astonishing 19 straight preseason victories dating back to 2016. While that’s certainly an oddity, it doesn’t actually mean anything. Lamar Jackson hasn’t touched the field in a preseason game this year and neither have the majority of the starters. If they have, it was for a drive here or there. Still, as the final game before the regular season kicks off, expect to see a healthy dose of Jackson and company in this one. The Washington Football Team is 1-1 this preseason. Their roster is very much in a state of flex, with position battles raging up and down it at seemingly every spot, though QB1 has been solidified with Ryan Fitzpatrick. Because of that, pretty much every major player has seen at least a small bit of action so far this preseason. But expect this third and final game to really be the dress rehearsal for week one. The guys you see getting the majority of work here are going to be the ones getting most of the reps when the wins and losses matter. Who will see playing time for Ravens vs. Washington in Week 3 preseason If you aren’t around a TV to check out this preseason contest, you’ll need to dig a little deeper for streaming options. While regular season games are usually available outside the two local markets, preseason games are much more limited. To view this game via live online stream, you’ll need to use NFL Game Pass. If you are not planning on watching every week of the preseason, the service offers a free seven-day trial. The Ravens are a 3.5-point favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook and -190 on the moneyline. Washington is a +160 moneyline underdog. The point total is installed at 32.5. Additionally, Packers fans will have a keen eye on Jordan Love in his Saturday afternoon matchup with the Texans. Love was a first-round pick in 2020 but the Green Bay faithful have yet to see him in action. The 2020 preseason was canceled and Tim Boyle played all 22 snaps that Aaron Rodgers didn't play during the 2020 season. Love's debut will give fans an idea of what the Packers have at quarterback behind Rodgers, as the two sides head for an inevitable 2022 offseason split. Below is the full schedule for all the games in Week 1 of the NFL preseason, plus live scores, streaming and TV information.