Full Monday Night Football Schedule for 2024 NFL Season

It won't be long now. Training camp is around the corner. That means another Philadelphia Eagles football season will be here before you know it. Our guys are enjoying some much-needed rest. They'll need it because things move 100 miles per hour after that.

Free agency has come and gone. So has the NFL Draft, rookie minicamp, OTAs, and mandatory minicamp. You get where this is headed, right? Think about it this way.

Enjoy the time off because you've watched enough football to know how this goes. Every year, it feels like the regular season will never get here. Then, it's Week 8 before you know it. This season will be no different.

Philly faces an 18-week, 17-game grind. Things get off to a thunderous start. Week 1 features a game in Brazil on a Friday. There's also a Monday night affair.

Here's the entire Thursday night schedule for the 2024 NFL season.

The 105th regular season in NFL history begins with a September 5th Thursday night affair featuring the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens at Arrowhead Stadium. Philly's game in Brazil follows a day later. The following Monday features the first of 21 MNF games.

Multiple games will be played on four different Monday evenings (weeks 3, 4, 7, and 15). Here's a look at the full itinerary.

Each contest kicks off at 8:15 p.m. EST except where noted.

Week 1 - Jets at 49ers - Sept 9
Week 2 - Falcons at Eagles - Sept 16
Week 3 - Jaguars at Bills - Sept 23, 7:30 pm
Week 3 - Commanders at Bengals
Week 4 - Titans at Dolphins
Week 4 - Seahawks at Lions
Week 5 - Saints at Chiefs
Week 6 - Bills at Jets
Week 7 - Ravens at Buccaneers
Week 7 - Chargers at Cardinals, 9 pm
Week 8 - Giants at Steelers
Week 9 - Bucs at Chiefs
Week 10 - Dolphins at Rams
Week 11 - Texans at Cowboys
Week 12 - Ravens at Chargers
Week 13 - Browns at Broncos
Week 14 - Bengals at Cowboys
Week 15 - Bears at Vikings, 8 pm EST
Week 15 - Falcons at Raiders, 8:30 pm EST
Week 16 - Saints at Packers
Week 17 - Lions at 49ers

Though Philly's Week 1 opener in Brazil is technically a home game, the following week's clash with the Falcons doubles as the first game at Lincoln Financial Field. Expect to see a few Eagles fans in attendance. We've all been spending some time pondering this one.

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