The NFL regular season is set to return for the 2020-21 season, as is the tradition the action begins with the current Superbowl holders hosting the opening game. Super Bowl LIV winners Kansas City Chiefs (beating San Francisco 31-20) will therefore host Houston Texans on Friday 11th September. The re-branded Washington Football Team will host Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and will be interesting to see what their shirts / helmets and mascots look like without the famous / controversial Redskins motif. While the Raiders have moved from Oakland to Las Vegas for yet another franchise name change. All heading towards Super Bowl LV of course which should be held in at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida on February 7th 2021.Friday 11th September
1:20am BST
Sunday 13th September
6pm BST
Philadelphia Eagles 17 @ 27 Washington
Miami Dolphins 11 @ 21 New England Patriots
Green Bay Packers 43 @ 34 Minnesota Vikings
Las Vegas Raiders 34 @ 30 Carolina Panthers
Indianapolis Colts 20 @ 27 Jacksonville Jaguars
Chicago Bears 27 @ 23 Detroit Lions
New York Jets 17 @ 27 Buffalo Bills
Cleveland Browns 6 @ 38 Baltimore Ravens
Seattle Seahawks 38 @ 25 Atlanta Falcons
9:05pm BST
Los Angeles Chargers 16 @ 13 Cincinnati Bengals
9:25pm BST
Arizona Cardinals 24 @ 20 San Francisco 49ers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23 @ 34 New Orleans Saints
Monday 14th September
01:20am BST
Dallas Cowboys 17 @ 20 Los Angeles Rams
Tuesday 15th September
00:15am BST
Pittsburgh Steelers @ New York Giants
03:10am BST
Tennessee Titans @ Denver Broncos
Sadly there will be no London games for us this year with the International Series being 'postponed' for 2020 due to the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, so hopefully we'll be able to get back to some sort of normal in 2021. We will still enjoy our NFL 'Fix' though and hopefully the return of the NFL Show on BBC with presenter Mark Chapman joined by two time SuperBowl winner Osi Umenyiora and former Cowboys, Texans and NY Giants cornerback Jason Bell.
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