
NFL Monday Night Football
"Are you ready for some football?!" That six-word lyric, as bellowed out each week by country music superstar Hank Williams Jr., preluded each "NFL Monday Night Football" game, the first successful attempt to air a National Football League (NFL) football game in prime-time. Each week, two teams (as chosen months in advance by the NFL) met in what has become a Monday night tradition. Usually, a trio of sports-casters (a play-by-play announcer joined by a color commentator and an analyst) called the action. Half-time interviews with coaches and players, and sideline reports after outstanding plays were also innovations that contributed to the appeal of these games. Many of the games proved to be exciting, though sometimes the games were boring (especially if the teams were a mismatch or not very good, a necessary risk since the games were scheduled months in advance). Often serving as part of the announcing team were former NFL greats including OJ Simpson, Dan Dierdorf, Joe Namath and Lynn Swann.
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"Are you ready for some football?!" That six-word lyric, as bellowed out each week by country music superstar Hank Williams Jr., preluded each "NFL Monday Night Football" game, the first successful attempt to air a National Football League (NFL) football game in prime-time. Each week, two teams (as chosen months in advance by the NFL) met in what has become a Monday night tradition. Usually, a trio of sports-casters (a play-by-play announcer joined by a color commentator and an analyst) called the action. Half-time interviews with coaches and players, and sideline reports after outstanding plays were also innovations that contributed to the appeal of these games. Many of the games proved to be exciting, though sometimes the games were boring (especially if the teams were a mismatch or not very good, a necessary risk since the games were scheduled months in advance). Often serving as part of the announcing team were former NFL greats including OJ Simpson, Dan Dierdorf, Joe Namath and Lynn Swann.
Season 57 Episode Guide
17 Episodes 2026 - 2027
Episode 1
Week 1: Denver @ Kansas City 2026
Mon, Sep 14, 2026
Episode 2
Week 2: Giants @ Rams 2026
Mon, Sep 21, 2026
Episode 3
Week 3: Eagles @ Bears 2026
Mon, Sep 28, 2026
Episode 4
Week 4: Falcons @ Saints 2026
Mon, Oct 5, 2026
Episode 5
Week 5: Bills @ Rams 2026
Mon, Oct 12, 2026
Episode 6
Week 6: Washington @ SF
Mon, Oct 19, 2026
Episode 7
Week 7: Cowboys @ Eagles 2026
Mon, Oct 26, 2026
Episode 8
Week 8: Chicago @ Seattle 2026
Mon, Nov 2, 2026
Episode 9
Week 9: Bills @ Vikings 2026
Mon, Nov 9, 2026
Episode 10
Week 10: Chargers @ Ravens 2026
Mon, Nov 16, 2026
Episode 11
Week 11: Bengals @ Commanders 2026
Mon, Nov 23, 2026
Episode 12
Week 12: Carolina @ Tampa Bay 2026
Mon, Nov 30, 2026
Episode 13
Week 13: Cowboys @ Seahawks 2026
Mon, Dec 7, 2026
Episode 14
Week 14: Steelers @ Jaguars 2026
Mon, Dec 14, 2026
Episode 15
Week 15: Patriots @ Chiefs 2026
Mon, Dec 21, 2026
Episode 16
Week 16: Giants @ Lions 2026
Mon, Dec 28, 2026
Episode 17
Week 17: Texans @ Packers 2027
Mon, Jan 4, 2027