Tonight’s edition of Thursday Night Football is an AFC matchup between the New England Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
As the season comes closer to a close and teams begin clinching playoff berths, every win becomes more vital to keeping the team’s season alive.
As it stands right now, if the regular season ended today, the 7-5 Steelers would make the playoffs in the fifth seed positions (of seven total), while the 2-10 Patriots are on the outside looking in.
Both teams’ last games were on Sunday, and both ended in a loss. The Steelers fell 24-10 to the Arizona Cardinals while the Patriots didn’t score a single point against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Wondering how to stream tonight’s game? Here’s everything you need to know, from where to stream to when the game starts.
Tonight’s Thursday Night Football game is airing exclusively on Prime Video for Amazon Prime subscribers, so you’ll need a Prime membership to stream the game. You can watch it on the Prime Video app in any of Amazon’s supported devices, which range from smart TVs to streaming sticks to tablets.
Once you have the game open, you’ll have the option to watch with on-screen stats, predictions, and more with Amazon’s new AI features.
If you’re not already an Amazon Prime subscriber, you’ll need to sign up before tonight’s game starts. It’s quick, easy, and won’t cost you anything today.
Once you’re on Amazon, choose the payment plan that best fits your needs ($15/month, $139/year, or a discounted membership like Prime Student), enter your payment details, and you’re all set!
In addition to Prime Video, you’ll get free two-day shipping and exclusive access to discounts and other things like Prime Premiere events.
If you only want Prime Video without all of the other Prime benefits, a standalone streaming subscription costs $9/month.
Yes! New Amazon Prime memberships automatically come with 30 days free, so you can watch tonight’s TNF and this season’s three remaining Thursday Night Football games without paying a cent.
Kickoff for Patriots vs. Steelers is set for 8:15 p.m. ET on Prime Video, with pregame coverage beginning at 7:00 p.m. ET.
Tonight’s Patriots vs. Steelers game is being played at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA.
If you want last-minute tickets to the game, you can still find seats available on Vivid Seats.
Tonight’s TNF has the lowest betting total since 1993, and it’s likely to be a low-scoring affair — the teams have a combined average of 28.3 points per game. The Patriots rank last in points per game with 12.3, while the Steelers’ average of 16 points per game has them at 26th.
Both teams will likely be playing backup quarterbacks. Steelers QB Kenny Pickett has been ruled out with an ankle injury, so backup Mitch Trubisky will be starting in his place after stepping in during the second half of last week’s game. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick hasn’t officially announced a starter for tonight’s game, but it seems likely that he’ll go with second-year QB Bailey Zappe over starter Mac Jones to kickstart the offense.
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