Thanksgiving Soccer 2021 Fixtures: What NFL Games Are Today? TV channel, time, score

There’s nothing quite like the Thanksgiving Day traditions of food and football, and NFL Thanksgiving Day Schedule looks pretty appetizing.

There will be three games on the NFL’s holiday menu this season. Only two in the 2020 season, as the Steelers-Ravens night game was postponed due to COVID issues. But now, the nightcap will return to the battle between the Bills and the Saints.

As always, the Lions and Cowboys will be participating in the previous two games. The Lions will compete against each other between the Bears at 12:30 p.m. ET. It will mark the 82nd Thanksgiving game of their careers since they started playing on holiday in 1934.

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Meanwhile, the Cowboys will face the Raiders in the 4:30 p.m. ET game. The Cowboys had a career 31-21-1 record on Thanksgiving, but they lost a big loss to Washington in 2020. They’ll want to avenge that loss by beating the skating Raiders.

Game Saints vs. The Bills may be the most exciting of the Thanksgiving Day games. Both teams participate in tight splits and Wild Card races and have strong overall lineups. The Bills have the edge in midfield but if Alvin Kamara can get fit, the Saints can run on Buffalo.

Here’s everything you need to know about watching the NFL’s three Thanksgiving Day games in 2021.

Thanksgiving football schedule 2021

Here is the full NFL schedule for Thanksgiving 2021. As always, the Lions will play in the early game while the Cowboys will play in the afternoon game.

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How to watch the NFL’s Thanksgiving games

Here’s how to catch every Thanksgiving Day game.

TV channel Lions vs. Bears

(12:30 p.m. ET opening ceremony)

• Channel: fox
• Live: fuboTV

Fox’s #1 broadcast team – Joe Buck and Troy Aikman – tends to call the Thanksgiving game for the net. They probably won’t show Cowboys this year, but you can still expect them to be in the Lions-Bears game, as they still usually broadcast “Thursday Night Football.”

Erin Andrews and Kristina Pink have acted as a tagging duo as sideline reporters this year, and they’ll likely continue to do so for Fox’s indie Thanksgiving game.

Mike Pereira is Fox’s broadcast rules analyst.

Cowboys vs. TV channel. Raiders

(4:30 p.m. ET begins)

• Channel: CBS
• Live: fuboTV

It looks like Jim Nantz and Tony Romo will be joining CBS in the Cowboys-Raiders game. That means viewers will get to watch Romo bid farewell to his old team and start his replacement.

Tracy Wolfson is a sideline reporter for the crew of Nantz and Romo while former NFL referee Gene Steratore will be CBS’s rules analyst for the game.

TV channel Saints vs. Bills

(8:20 p.m. ET begins)

• Channel: NBC
• Live: fuboTV

NBC’s broadcast appears to have a twist from the usual Thanksgiving duo Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth. Michaels usually gets a Thanksgiving break and is replaced by Mike Tirico. This year, it looks like Collinsworth will be moving out of the pavilion for the holidays while Drew Brees will tear down his old Saints team in the pavilion.

Michele Tafoya will act as a sideline reporter for this game while Terry McAulay, a recently retired official, will be the NFL’s rules analyst for the broadcast.

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NFL scores on Thanksgiving 2021