Here’s the Monday Night Football schedule for the 2023 NFL season originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
The NFL is planning some grand finals for each week of the 2023 season.
The league announced its full schedule on May 11, and it features a loaded schedule for Monday Night Football. Between a Super Bowl rematcha Christmas Day clash and Aaron Rodgers’ Jets debutfans will be treated to some highly anticipated Monday night games throughout the season.
Some nights will have a second showdown sprinkled in, as this year’s slate includes three Monday Night Football doubleheaders. ESPN and ABC will each broadcast a primetime game in Weeks 2, 3 and 14.
For the first time, the NFL’s initial Monday Night Football schedule may not be the final product. The league is introducing Monday night flexible scheduling in 2023, allowing swaps with Sunday games between Weeks 12-17.
The Manning brothers will also be back for their Monday night broadcast this year. “Monday Night Football With Peyton and Eli” is back for a 10-game run starting Week 1. The remaining schedule will be announced at a later date.
There’s a long way to go before Monday Night Football officially kicks off, but let’s look ahead at the schedule.
Full 2023 Monday Night Football schedule
Here is a list of Monday night games during the 2023 regular season:
Week 1 – Sept. 11
Week 2 – Sept. 18
Week 3 – Sept. 25
Week 4 – Oct. 2
Week 5 – Oct. 9
Week 6 – Oct. 16
Week 7 – Oct. 23
Week 8 – Oct. 30
Week 9 – Nov. 6
Week 10 – Nov. 13
Week 11 – Nov. 20
Week 12 – Nov. 27
Week 13 – Dec. 4
Week 14 – Dec. 11
Week 15 – Dec. 18
Week 16 – Dec. 25
Is there a Monday night game on the NFL’s Wild Card Weekend?
Looking even further ahead to the postseason, ESPN and ABC will cap off Super Wild Card Weekend with a Monday matchup on Jan. 15.
Will ESPN broadcast other games besides Monday Night Football?
ESPN has additional exclusive games throughout the season that won’t be played on a Monday.
ESPN+ will be the exclusive broadcaster for the NFL’s first international game of 2023, a clash between the Atlanta Falcons and Jacksonville Jaguars on Oct. 1. ESPN and ABC will also share the broadcast for a Lions-Cowboys tilt on Dec. 30 (Saturday), two Week 18 contests on Jan. 6 (Saturday) and a divisional round matchup on either Jan. 20 or 21 (Saturday or Sunday).