The slate is chock-full of intriguing matchups with eight 1 p.m. games, four 4 p.m. games and a “Sunday Night Football” tilt which features Matt Stafford’s return to Detroit.

Not to be overlooked is <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/09/05/sports/nfl-broadcasting-icons-offer-tom-brady-sage-advice/">Tom Brady’s return to football today</a> — in the Fox broadcasting booth. The surefire Hall-of-Fame QB will embark on his new career path at 4:25 p.m. when the Cowboys visit the Browns.

Week 1 went off with a bang after the <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/09/06/sports/ravens-lose-to-chiefs-in-heartbreaking-fashion-in-nfl-opener/">Chiefs defeated the Ravens</a> on Thursday night and <a href="https://nypost.com/2024/09/07/sports/saquon-barkleys-teammates-were-in-awe-of-his-eagles-debut/">Saquon Barkley and the Eagles beat the Packers</a> in the NFL’s debut Brazil game.

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Follow The Post’s live updates for all NFL-related action including scores, news, injuries, highlights and more from around the league.{ai:summary}<p>The NFL season begins with a full schedule, featuring eight 1 p.m. games, four 4 p.m. games, and a notable matchup of Matt Stafford's return to Detroit. Tom Brady also debuts as a broadcaster during the Cowboys vs. Browns game.  </p><p>Week 1 is off to an exciting start, highlighted by the Chiefs' victory over the Ravens and the Eagles defeating the Packers in Brazil. Updates on scores, injuries, and highlights will be available. #sports</p>

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