Will Thursday Night Football Be On Regular Tv In 2022
Get ready for a football shake-up! If you’re used to flipping on your regular TV on Thursday nights and settling in for some gridiron action, prepare for a surprise.
The Thursday Night Football Shuffle
The big news is that Thursday Night Football is moving. And no, we don't mean it's packing its bags for Green Bay (though wouldn't that be fun?). It's changing networks.
For years, many of us have gotten used to watching Thursday night games on channels like Fox or CBS, or even NBC. Think of all the Thursday night pizza dinners fueled by touchdowns and questionable referee calls!
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So, Where Will You Find It?
Here's the kicker: In 2022, Thursday Night Football is going primarily to streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Yes, you read that right. It's officially gone digital (for most people!).
Imagine explaining this to your grandpa! "Grandpa, you need to... stream... football... on the... internet box!" Good luck with that conversation.
This marks a monumental shift in how we watch the game. Gone are the days of casually flipping channels. Now, it's all about logging in and hoping your internet connection holds up. #PrayForTheWifi
Hold On! A Glimmer of Hope for Cable Lovers
Don't toss your remote in despair just yet! There is some good news for those of us not ready to fully embrace the streaming revolution. Some games might still sneak onto regular TV.
Depending on your local broadcast agreements, you might catch a few Thursday night games on local channels in the team's home markets. This is largely for markets of the team's that are playing that week, if it will be aired.
Think of it as a secret, exclusive club. You have to be in the right place at the right time to join. So, before you panic, check your local listings! You might just get lucky!
The Future is Now (Apparently)
This move to Amazon Prime Video isn't just a blip on the radar. It's a sign of things to come. More and more sports are heading to streaming services. The future of sports viewing is undoubtedly changing.
For many fans, this means adapting. It might mean finally figuring out that Amazon Prime account you've been neglecting. It might mean investing in better internet, or perhaps a new streaming device.
But hey, at least you will have time to explore all other Amazon Prime has to offer! Maybe you'll discover a hidden talent for competitive pottery while waiting for kickoff.
Embrace the Change (or Grumble About It)
Whether you're a tech-savvy streamer or a traditional TV devotee, the shift of Thursday Night Football is something we all have to contend with.
So, get ready to navigate the new landscape. Brush up on your streaming skills, and maybe learn a new phrase or two, like "buffering" and "bandwidth."
And remember, even if you're yelling at your router every Thursday night, at least you're still watching football. After all, that's what really matters. And if all else fails, find a friend with Amazon Prime and bring the pizza!
Go team go! No matter how we watch!
