List of Monday Night Football results (2010–present)

Beginning in the 1970 NFL season, the National Football League began scheduling a weekly regular season game on Monday night before a national television audience. From 1970 to 2005, the ABC television network carried these games, with the ESPN cable television network taking over beginning in September 2006 until 2019, since 2020 ESPN and ABC have both been broadcasting these games either exclusively on one network or being simulcasted on both networks. Listed below are games played from 2010 to the most recent season.

Overtime Result

"Flexed" game on ESPN/ABC

Playoff/Pro Bowl Broadcast ESPN/ABC

ESPN+ exclusive game

ABC Exclusive game (Not simulcast on ESPN)

Stadiums appearing under different names

Some stadiums and teams had multiple names throughout their appearances in the MNF package in this era. All names listed were seen in the package at least once in this era.

First name listed is the current (or final if it does not exist anymore) name for each team and stadium.

• MetLife Stadium – New Meadowlands Stadium
• Caesars Superdome – Louisiana Superdome
• AT&T Stadium – Cowboys Stadium
• NRG Stadium – Reliant Stadium
• Nissan Stadium – LP Field
• Hard Rock Stadium – Sun Life Stadium
• Acrisure Stadium – Heinz Field

Team(s) under new names:

• Los Angeles Rams – St. Louis Rams
• Los Angeles Chargers – San Diego Chargers
• Las Vegas Raiders – Oakland Raiders
• Washington Commanders – Washington Redskins (through 2019 season), Washington Football Team (2020 and 2021 seasons)

2010s

2010 NFL season

The 59 points scored by the Philadelphia Eagles against the Washington Redskins on November 15 are the most ever by one team on Monday Night Football.

The December 20 game between the Chicago Bears and the Minnesota Vikings was played at TCF Bank Stadium due to the roof failure at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome eight days earlier.

The latter half of the season opening doubleheader featured the first game to not be hosted by a team in the Pacific time Zone with the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the San Diego Chargers.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	September 13	Baltimore Ravens	10–9	New York Jets	New Meadowlands Stadium
		San Diego Chargers	14–21	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Chargers–Chiefs rivalry
2	September 20	New Orleans Saints	25–22	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park
3	September 27	Green Bay Packers	17–20	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
4	October 4	New England Patriots	41–14	Miami Dolphins	Sun Life Stadium	Dolphins–Patriots rivalry
5	October 11	Minnesota Vikings	20–29	New York Jets	New Meadowlands Stadium
6	October 18	Tennessee Titans	30–3	Jacksonville Jaguars	EverBank Field	Jaguars–Titans rivalry
7	October 25	New York Giants	41–35	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry
8	November 1	Houston Texans	17–30	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	Colts–Texans rivalry
9	November 8	Pittsburgh Steelers	27–21	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
10	November 15	Philadelphia Eagles	59–28	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Eagles–Redskins rivalry
11	November 22	Denver Broncos	14–35	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium	Broncos–Chargers rivalry
12	November 29	San Francisco 49ers	27–6	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium	49ers-Cardinals rivalry
13	December 6	New York Jets	3–45	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Jets–Patriots rivalry
14	December 13	Baltimore Ravens	34–28	Houston Texans	Reliant Stadium
15	December 20	Chicago Bears	40–14	Minnesota Vikings	TCF Bank Stadium	Bears–Vikings rivalry
16	December 27	New Orleans Saints	17–14	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome	Falcons–Saints rivalry

2011 NFL season

Late in the New England Patriots–Miami Dolphins season opener, Ron Jaworski inadvertently uttered a profanity, for which he apologized later in the broadcast; whether or not it was related, it would eventually be Jaworski's final season in the MNF booth.

The September 26 game between the Washington Redskins and the Dallas Cowboys was the final appearance (until 2017) of Hank Williams, Jr.'s intro song "All My Rowdy Friends are Back for Monday Night (Are You Ready For Some Football)", as he would get fired from ESPN during Week 4 for comments about Adolf Hitler.

The December 19 game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the San Francisco 49ers was delayed twice due to power outages, one taking place before the kickoff and another during the 2nd quarter; during which the 49ers led, 6–0.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	September 12	New England Patriots	38–24	Miami Dolphins	Sun Life Stadium	Dolphins–Patriots rivalry
		Oakland Raiders	23–20	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	Broncos–Raiders rivalry
2	September 19	St. Louis Rams	16–28	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium
3	September 26	Washington Redskins	16–18	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
4	October 3	Indianapolis Colts	17–24	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium
5	October 10	Chicago Bears	13–24	Detroit Lions	Ford Field	Bears–Lions rivalry
6	October 17	Miami Dolphins	6–24	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium	Dolphins–Jets rivalry
7	October 24	Baltimore Ravens	7–12	Jacksonville Jaguars	EverBank Field
8	October 31	San Diego Chargers	20–23	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Chargers–Chiefs rivalry
9	November 7	Chicago Bears	30–24	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
10	November 14	Minnesota Vikings	7–45	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Packers–Vikings rivalry
11	November 21	Kansas City Chiefs	3–34	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
12	November 28	New York Giants	24–49	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
13	December 5	San Diego Chargers	38–14	Jacksonville Jaguars	EverBank Field
14	December 12	St. Louis Rams	13–30	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	Rams-Seahawks rivalry
15	December 19	Pittsburgh Steelers	3–20	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park
16	December 26	Atlanta Falcons	16–45	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome	Falcons–Saints rivalry

2012 NFL season

The NFL locked out its officials in June. As a result, the first three weeks of the season were played with replacement officials. The lack of regular officials came to a head in the Week 3 Monday night game between the Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks. The game was a defensive affair as the Packers led 12–7 in the closing moments of the game. On the final play, Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson threw a Hail Mary pass toward the end zone. Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate and Packers defender M. D. Jennings each grabbed hold of the ball. In the process, one official signaled touchdown while another signaled touchback. Simultaneous possession was the final ruling which gave Seattle the touchdown and the win. However, the nearby officials missed Tate pushing Packers cornerback Sam Shields with both hands and causing a pass interference penalty in the process. The game's aftermath included major discussion and focus on the play forcing the NFL to reach a settlement with the regular officials. The loss also hurt the Packers in the playoff race as the team finished 11–5 behind the 11–4–1 San Francisco 49ers. The loss mattered as Green Bay had to travel to San Francisco in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. A win would have assured a first round bye for Green Bay. The game was called the Fail Mary.

Controversy also hit MNF later in the season as the San Diego Chargers were accused of using a banned substance during their October 15 game with the Denver Broncos. It was later revealed to be Gorilla Glue, a legal substance later banned by the NFL.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	September 10	Cincinnati Bengals	13–44	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Bengals–Ravens rivalry
		San Diego Chargers	22–14	Oakland Raiders	O.co Coliseum	Chargers–Raiders rivalry
2	September 17	Denver Broncos	21–27	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome	Peyton Manning's Broncos MNF debut
3	September 24	Green Bay Packers	12–14	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field	Packers–Seahawks rivalry
4	October 1	Chicago Bears	34–18	Dallas Cowboys	Cowboys Stadium
5	October 8	Houston Texans	23–17	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium
6	October 15	Denver Broncos	35–24	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium	Broncos–Chargers rivalry
7	October 22	Detroit Lions	7–13	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Lions rivalry
8	October 29	San Francisco 49ers	24–3	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium	49ers-Cardinals rivalry
9	November 5	Philadelphia Eagles	13–28	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
10	November 12	Kansas City Chiefs	13–16	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
11	November 19	Chicago Bears	7–32	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park
12	November 26	Carolina Panthers	30–22	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
13	December 3	New York Giants	16–17	Washington Redskins	FedExField	Giants–Redskins rivalry
14	December 10	Houston Texans	14–42	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium
15	December 17	New York Jets	10–14	Tennessee Titans	LP Field
16	December 22	Atlanta Falcons	31–18	Detroit Lions	Ford Field	Falcons Clinch Home Field Advantage

2013 NFL season

The October 21 game between the Minnesota Vikngs and the New York Giants was notable because it featured quarterback Josh Freeman scoring a 40.6 passer rating in the game. He was 20 for 53 passing with 190 yards and the only Vikings score came on a 1st quarter punt return touchdown. In contrast, Eli Manning had a good day for the Giants with a touchdown pass to cap a long 2nd quarter drive.

The December 2 game between the New Orleans Saints and the Seattle Seahawks in Seattle was a much hyped game because of the high powered Saints offense led by quarterback Drew Brees was taking the ferocious defense of the Seahawks with the Legion of Boom. The game, however, was a blowout, with the Seahawks winning 34–7.

ESPN employee and former Chicago Bears tight end and head coach Mike Ditka had his number retired at halftime of the December 9 game versus the Dallas Cowboys. Though the game was a blowout in favor of Chicago 45–28, it is more notable for its temperature which was 8 °F and featured a −12 degree wind chill.

The December 23 game between the Atlanta Falcons and the San Francisco 49ers was the last game ever at Candlestick Park.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	September 9	Philadelphia Eagles	33–27	Washington Redskins	Fedex Field	Eagles–Redskins rivalry
		Houston Texans	31–28	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium
2	September 16	Pittsburgh Steelers	10–20	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium	Bengals–Steelers rivalry
3	September 23	Oakland Raiders	21–37	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High	Broncos–Raiders rivalry
4	September 30	Miami Dolphins	17–38	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
5	October 7	New York Jets	30–28	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome
6	October 14	Indianapolis Colts	9–19	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium
7	October 21	Minnesota Vikings	7–23	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium
8	October 28	Seattle Seahawks	14–9	St. Louis Rams	Edward Jones Dome	Rams-Seahawks rivalry
9	November 4	Chicago Bears	27–20	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Bears–Packers rivalry
10	November 11	Miami Dolphins	19–22	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	Buccaneers-Dolphins rivalry
11	November 18	New England Patriots	20–24	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium
12	November 25	San Francisco 49ers	27–6	Washington Redskins	Fedex Field
13	December 2	New Orleans Saints	7–34	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
14	December 9	Dallas Cowboys	28–45	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
15	December 16	Baltimore Ravens	18–16	Detroit Lions	Ford Field
16	December 23	Atlanta Falcons	24–34	San Francisco 49ers	Candlestick Park	2012 NFC Championship Game rematch

2014 NFL season

Starting in 2014, the NFL awarded ESPN broadcasting rights to an NFL Wild Card Playoff game. ESPN also obtained rights to the NFL Pro Bowl through the next eight years.

With their September 15 win over the Indianapolis Colts, the Philadelphia Eagles become the first team to start a season 2–0 after trailing 14–0 at halftime of their first two games. In the following week, Philadelphia would become the first team to start 3–0 after trailing more than 10 points in all three games.

The 700th game in Monday Night Football history featured the San Francisco 49ers beating the St. Louis Rams in Week 6. It was also the last Monday night game played in St. Louis.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance
1	September 8	New York Giants	14–35	Detroit Lions	Ford Field
		San Diego Chargers	17–18	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
2	September 15	Philadelphia Eagles	30–27	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium
3	September 22	Chicago Bears	27–19	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium
4	September 29	New England Patriots	14–41	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
5	October 6	Seattle Seahawks	27–17	Washington Redskins	FedExField
6	October 13	San Francisco 49ers	31–17	St. Louis Rams	Edward Jones Dome	49ers–Rams rivalry Last MNF game in St. Louis
7	October 20	Houston Texans	23–30	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field
8	October 27	Washington Redskins	20–17	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
9	November 3	Indianapolis Colts	40–24	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium
10	November 10	Carolina Panthers	21–45	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
11	November 17	Pittsburgh Steelers	27–24	Tennessee Titans	LP Field	Steelers–Titans rivalry
12	November 24	Baltimore Ravens	34–27	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
13	December 1	Miami Dolphins	16–13	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium	Dolphins–Jets rivalry
14	December 8	Atlanta Falcons	37–43	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field
15	December 15	New Orleans Saints	31–15	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
16	December 22	Denver Broncos	28–37	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium
Wild Card Saturday	January 3	Arizona Cardinals	16–27	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium	Wild Card round, first ever playoff game exclusively on Cable television.
2015 Pro Bowl	January 25	Team Irvin	32–28	Team Carter	University of Phoenix Stadium	2015 Pro Bowl

2015 NFL season

This was the tenth season of Monday Night Football on ESPN. Also, the NFL Wild Card Playoff game on ESPN was simulcast on ABC, making it the first NFL game to be broadcast by ABC since Super Bowl XL in 2006.

The October 5 game between the Detroit Lions and the Seattle Seahawks featured a controversial call where Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson fumbled into the end zone and K.J. Wright batted the ball out of the end zone to prevent a Lions player from recovering the ball. This is a penalty by NFL rules, however no flag was thrown.

The November 9 game between the Chicago Bears and the San Diego Chargers was the last Monday night game played in San Diego.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	OTA Affiliates	Significance
1	September 14	Philadelphia Eagles	24–26	Atlanta Falcons	Georgia Dome
		Minnesota Vikings	3–20	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium
2	September 21	New York Jets	20–7	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium		Commemorating Super Bowl III 45th Anniversary of MNF
3	September 28	Kansas City Chiefs	28–38	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field		Commemorating Super Bowl I (50th anniversary)
4	October 5	Detroit Lions	10–13	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
5	October 12	Pittsburgh Steelers	24–20	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium
6	October 19	New York Giants	7–27	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field		Eagles–Giants rivalry
7	October 26	Baltimore Ravens	18–26	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
8	November 2	Indianapolis Colts	26–29	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium
9	November 9	Chicago Bears	22–19	San Diego Chargers	Qualcomm Stadium		Last MNF game in San Diego
10	November 16	Houston Texans	10–6	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium
11	November 23	Buffalo Bills	13–20	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium		Bills–Patriots rivalry
12	November 30	Baltimore Ravens	33–27	Cleveland Browns	FirstEnergy Stadium		Browns–Ravens rivalry
13	December 7	Dallas Cowboys	19–16	Washington Redskins	FedExField		Cowboys–Redskins rivalry
14	December 14	New York Giants	31–24	Miami Dolphins	Sun Life Stadium
15	December 21	Detroit Lions	35–27	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
16	December 28	Cincinnati Bengals	17–20	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High		CIN win: Clinch first-round bye DEN win: Clinch playoff berth
Wild Card Saturday	January 9	Kansas City Chiefs	30–0	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	National ABC	Wild Card playoff game Game also simulcast on ABC
2016 Pro Bowl	January 31	Team Irvin	49–27	Team Rice	Aloha Stadium	None	2016 Pro Bowl

2016 NFL season

The Houston Texans–Oakland Raiders game was played at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City as part of the NFL International Series, the first game in Mexico City since the first ever International Series game in 2005. This was also the first time Monday Night Football featured a game outside the United States. The Wild Card Playoff game was again simulcast on ABC, just like the previous year.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	OTA Affiliates	Significance
1	September 12	Pittsburgh Steelers	38–16	Washington Redskins	FedExField
		Los Angeles Rams	0–28	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium		49ers–Rams rivalry
2	September 19	Philadelphia Eagles	29–14	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
3	September 26	Atlanta Falcons	45–32	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome		Falcons–Saints rivalry
4	October 3	New York Giants	10–24	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium
5	October 10	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	17–14	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium		Buccaneers–Panthers rivalry
6	October 17	New York Jets	3–28	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
7	October 24	Houston Texans	9–27	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High
8	October 31	Minnesota Vikings	10–20	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field		Bears–Vikings rivalry
9	November 7	Buffalo Bills	25–31	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
10	November 14	Cincinnati Bengals	20–21	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium
11	November 21	Houston Texans	20–27	Oakland Raiders	Estadio Azteca (Mexico City)
12	November 28	Green Bay Packers	27–13	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field
13	December 5	Indianapolis Colts	41–10	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium
14	December 12	Baltimore Ravens	23–30	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium		Patriots–Ravens rivalry
15	December 19	Carolina Panthers	26–15	Washington Redskins	FedExField
16	December 26	Detroit Lions	21–42	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium
Wild Card Saturday	January 7	Oakland Raiders	14–27	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	National ABC	Wild Card playoff game Game also simulcast on ABC
2017 Pro Bowl	January 29	AFC	20–13	NFC	Camping World Stadium	None	2017 Pro Bowl

2017 NFL season

In addition to the Wild Card playoff game, the 2018 Pro Bowl was also simulcast on ABC as well. This was the first time since 2014 that the Pro Bowl was aired on broadcast television in any form.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	OTA Affiliates	Significance
1	September 11	New Orleans Saints	19–29	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium		Saints-Vikings rivalry Adrian Peterson faces his former team
		Los Angeles Chargers	21–24	Denver Broncos	Sports Authority Field at Mile High		Broncos–Chargers rivalry
2	September 18	Detroit Lions	24–10	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium
3	September 25	Dallas Cowboys	28–17	Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium
4	October 2	Washington Redskins	20–29	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium
5	October 9	Minnesota Vikings	20–17	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field		Bears–Vikings rivalry
6	October 16	Indianapolis Colts	22–36	Tennessee Titans	Nissan Stadium		Colts-Titans rivalry
7	October 23	Washington Redskins	24–34	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field		Eagles–Redskins rivalry
8	October 30	Denver Broncos	19–29	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium		Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
9	November 6	Detroit Lions	30–17	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field		Lions–Packers rivalry
10	November 13	Miami Dolphins	21–45	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium
11	November 20	Atlanta Falcons	34–31	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field		2016 NFC Divisional playoff rematch
12	November 27	Houston Texans	16–23	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium
13	December 4	Pittsburgh Steelers	23–20	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium		Bengals–Steelers rivalry
14	December 11	New England Patriots	20–27	Miami Dolphins	Hard Rock Stadium		Dolphins–Patriots rivalry
15	December 18	Atlanta Falcons	24–21	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium		Buccaneers-Falcons rivalry
16	December 25	Oakland Raiders	10–19	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field		PHI win: Clinch NFC No. 1 seed
Wild Card Saturday	January 6	Tennessee Titans	22–21	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	National ABC	Wild Card playoff game Titans overcome 21–3 deficit Game simulcast on ABC
2018 Pro Bowl	January 28	NFC	23–24	AFC	Camping World Stadium		2018 Pro Bowl

2018 NFL season

Starting in 2018, the NFL moved the start time of Monday Night Football back, from 8:30 p.m. ET to 8:15 p.m. ET. For the second time in three seasons, Monday Night Football was supposed to make a trip to Mexico City, for the Kansas City Chiefs-Los Angeles Rams contest, as part of the NFL International Series, but the NFL deemed field conditions to be poor and moved the game to Los Angeles.^[1] This was the first Monday Night Football game in Los Angeles since 1991, as well as the highest scoring game in MNF history. The Wild Card game and the Pro Bowl were again simulcast on ABC.

Week	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	OTA Affiliates	Significance
1	September 10	New York Jets	48–17	Detroit Lions	Ford Field
		Los Angeles Rams	33–13	Oakland Raiders	Oakland Coliseum
2	September 17	Seattle Seahawks	17–24	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field
3	September 24	Pittsburgh Steelers	30–27	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium
4	October 1	Kansas City Chiefs	27–23	Denver Broncos	Broncos Stadium at Mile High		Broncos–Chiefs rivalry
5	October 8	Washington Redskins	19–43	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
6	October 15	San Francisco 49ers	30–33	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field		49ers-Packers rivalry
7	October 22	New York Giants	20–23	Atlanta Falcons	Mercedes-Benz Stadium
8	October 29	New England Patriots	25–6	Buffalo Bills	New Era Field		Bills–Patriots rivalry
9	November 5	Tennessee Titans	28–14	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium
10	November 12	New York Giants	27–23	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium		49ers–Giants rivalry
11	November 19	Kansas City Chiefs	51–54	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum		The game would go on to become the 3rd highest scoring game of all time.
12	November 26	Tennessee Titans	17–34	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium		Texans–Titans rivalry
13	December 3	Washington Redskins	13–28	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field		Eagles–Redskins rivalry
14	December 10	Minnesota Vikings	7–21	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
15	December 17	New Orleans Saints	12–9	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium		Panthers-Saints rivalry 2017 NFC Wild Card round rematch
16	December 24	Denver Broncos	14–27	Oakland Raiders	Oakland Coliseum		Broncos–Raiders rivalry
Wild Card Saturday	January 5	Indianapolis Colts	21–7	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	National ABC	Colts–Texans rivalry Wild Card playoff game Game simulcast on ABC
2019 Pro Bowl	January 27	AFC	26–7	NFC	Camping World Stadium		2019 Pro Bowl Game simulcast on ABC and Disney XD.

2019 NFL season

This season marked the 50th season of Monday Night Football. There was a rematch of the first MNF game, during Week 2, as the new-look Cleveland Browns faced Le'Veon Bell and the New York Jets on September 16. In addition, MNF returned to Mexico City for the first time since 2016, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers renewing a classic AFC West rivalry. Also, the Wild Card Playoff, and the Pro Bowl, both shown on ESPN, were again simulcast on ABC.

OTA Affiliates will be added when available.

Week	Date	Visiting Team	Final score	Home team	Stadium	OTA Affiliates	Significance
1	September 9	Houston Texans	28–30	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome
		Denver Broncos	16–24	Oakland Raiders	Oakland Coliseum		Broncos-Raiders rivalry The last MNF game in Oakland.
2	September 16	Cleveland Browns	23–3	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium		Commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the first MNF game (NFL 100)
3	September 23	Chicago Bears	31–15	Washington Redskins	FedExField		Washington’s last MNF appearance as the Redskins
4	September 30	Cincinnati Bengals	3–27	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field		Bengals–Steelers rivalry
5	October 7	Cleveland Browns	3–31	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium
6	October 14	Detroit Lions	22–23	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field		Lions–Packers rivalry (Miracle in Motown)
7	October 21	New England Patriots	33–0	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium		Jets–Patriots rivalry (Butt fumble)
8	October 28	Miami Dolphins	14–27	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field		Mud Bowl
9	November 4	Dallas Cowboys	37–18	New York Giants	Metlife Stadium		Cowboys–Giants rivalry
10	November 11	Seattle Seahawks	27–24	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium		49ers–Seahawks rivalry
11	November 18	Kansas City Chiefs	24–17	Los Angeles Chargers	Estadio Azteca		Chargers–Chiefs rivalry; NFL Mexico Game
12	November 25	Baltimore Ravens	45–6	Los Angeles Rams	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
13	December 2	Minnesota Vikings	30–37	Seattle Seahawks	CenturyLink Field
14	December 9	New York Giants	17–23	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field		Eagles–Giants rivalry (Miracles of the old and the New Meadowlands)
15	December 16	Indianapolis Colts	7–34	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes-Benz Superdome		Commemoration of Super Bowl XLIV (NFL 100)
16	December 23	Green Bay Packers	23–10	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium		Packers–Vikings rivalry GB win: Clinch NFC North, MIN locked into NFC No. 6 seed
Wild Card Saturday	January 4	Buffalo Bills	19–22	Houston Texans	NRG Stadium	National ABC	Wild Card playoff game Texans overcome 16–0 deficit. Game simulcast on ABC.
2020 Pro Bowl	January 26	NFC	33–38	AFC	Camping World Stadium		2020 Pro Bowl Joe Tessitore announces the first on-air confirmation of the death former NBA player Kobe Bryant, as he, his daughter Gianna, and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash. Game was also simulcast on ABC and Disney XD, however Disney XD broke away from coverage and aired a Big City Greens marathon due to the nature of the breaking news.

2020s

2020 NFL season

The Week 2 game between the New Orleans Saints and Las Vegas Raiders, the first NFL game in Las Vegas, was simulcast on ESPN, ABC, and ESPN2 as part of ESPN's Megacast production. This was the first regular season Monday Night Football game on ABC since the end of the 2005 season. The 2021 Pro Bowl, which was also going to be played in Las Vegas and simulcast on ABC, was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, ESPN, ABC, and the NFL combined to air a two-hour special, honoring the players selected to the Pro Bowl.

Following a strong Week 2 simulcast, ABC simulcast the Buffalo Bills-San Francisco 49ers (played in Glendale instead of Santa Clara due to Santa Clara County imposing a ban on professional sports contests in response to COVID-19) and Buffalo Bills-New England Patriots games, and Megacast their Super Wild Card Playoff Game across ESPN, ABC, ESPN Deportes, ESPN2, ESPN+, and Freeform.

Week	Date	Visiting Team	Final score	Host team	Stadium	Significance	OTA affiliates
1	September 14	Pittsburgh Steelers	26–16	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	7:15 PM Kickoff	WTAE-TV (Pittsburgh) WPIX (New York)
		Tennessee Titans	16–14	Denver Broncos	Empower Field at Mile High	10:10 PM Kickoff	WZTV (Nashville) KTVD (Denver)
2	September 21	New Orleans Saints	24–34	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	First NFL game in Las Vegas. Game also simulcast on ABC and Megacast on ESPN2 50th anniversary of Monday Night Football	National ABC
3	September 28	Kansas City Chiefs	34–20	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium	Reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson vs. reigning Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes.	KMBC (Kansas City) WBAL-TV (Baltimore)
4	October 5	Atlanta Falcons	16–30	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	9:00 PM Kickoff^[a]	WSB-TV (Atlanta) WLUK (Green Bay) WISN-TV (Milwaukee)
5	October 12	Los Angeles Chargers	27–30	New Orleans Saints	Mercedes–Benz Superdome	Drew Brees vs. former team Justin Herbert makes his MNF debut	KABC-TV (Los Angeles) WDSU (New Orleans)
6	October 19	Arizona Cardinals	38–10	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Andy Dalton makes his first start for the Cowboys Arizona wins their first road MNF game since 1977	KSAZ-TV (Phoenix) WFAA (Dallas/Fort Worth)
7	October 26	Chicago Bears	10–24	Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium	First MNF game at SoFi Stadium	WLS-TV (Chicago) KABC-TV (Los Angeles)
8	November 2	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	25–23	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Tom Brady’s Buccaneer MNF debut Brady takes on the team that beat him in a Super Bowl twice	WMOR-TV (Tampa/St. Petersburg) WPIX (New York)
9	November 9	New England Patriots	30–27	New York Jets		Jets–Patriots rivalry	WCVB (Boston) WMUR (Manchester) WPIX (New York)
10	November 16	Minnesota Vikings	19–13	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Vikings rivalry Kirk Cousins gets his first MNF win	WCCO-TV (Minneapolis) WCIU-TV (Chicago)
11	November 23	Los Angeles Rams	27–24	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium		KABC-TV (Los Angeles) WMOR-TV (Tampa/St. Petersburg)
12	November 30	Seattle Seahawks	23–17	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	2019 NFC Wild Card playoff rematch	KIRO-TV (Seattle) WPVI (Philadelphia)
13	December 7	Buffalo Bills	34–24	San Francisco 49ers	State Farm Stadium^[b]	Game also simulcast on ABC. Bills win first MNF game since 1999 Josh Allen's first MNF start	National ABC
14	December 14	Baltimore Ravens	47–42	Cleveland Browns	FirstEnergy Stadium	Browns–Ravens rivalry	WBAL-TV (Baltimore) WKYC (Cleveland)
15	December 21	Pittsburgh Steelers	17–27	Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium	Bengals–Steelers rivalry Bengals snap 11 game losing streak to the Steelers.	WTAE-TV (Pittsburgh) WLWT (Cincinnati)
16	December 28	Buffalo Bills	38–9	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Bills–Patriots rivalry Game also simulcast on ABC. Patriots were swept by a team for the first time since 2000	National ABC
Super Wild Card Sunday	January 10	Baltimore Ravens	20–13	Tennessee Titans	Nissan Stadium	Ravens–Titans rivalry 2019 AFC Divisional playoff rematch Wild Card playoff game Game simulcast on ABC and Megacast on ESPN2, ESPN+, and Freeform.	National ABC
2021 Pro Bowl	January 31	Game was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A two-hour special was aired in place of the game, honoring the players selected to the Pro Bowl.				Special was simulcast on ABC and Disney XD.	National ABC

2021 NFL season

In the offseason, ESPN and the NFL agreed to a new contract that will see ESPN keep MNF, ABC expand their involvement with more games, including the Super Bowl, and ESPN+ airing an International game, plus rights to stream all MNF games. Along with those perks, ESPN will air a Saturday doubleheader, during the final weekend of the season, with both games having major playoff implications. The games will kick off at 4:15 ET and 8:15 ET. Both games will be simulcast on ABC. Because of this, ESPN dropped the Week 1 doubleheader, in favor of the Week 18 doubleheader. This will be the first time since ABC's last year airing MNF that there would be no Week 1 doubleheader.

As part of a 3-year partnership with Peyton Manning’s new production company, Omaha Productions, ESPN2 and ESPN+ will air 10 editions of a newly-revamped Monday Night Megacast, which will feature Peyton and Eli Manning, along with special guests. The first three games of the season will have the Megacast broadcast, while ESPN will select 7 more games later in the season.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting team	Final score	Home team	Stadium	Significance	OTA affiliates
1	Monday	September 13	Baltimore Ravens	27−33	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	First game at Allegiant Stadium with fans in attendance Game also simulcast on ABC, and Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	National ABC
2	Monday	September 20	Detroit Lions	17−35	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	Lions–Packers rivalry Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	WJBK (Detroit) WLUK-TV (Green Bay) WISN-TV (Milwaukee)
3		September 27	Philadelphia Eagles	21−41	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	WPHL-TV (Philadelphia) WFAA (Dallas/Fort Worth)
4		October 4	Las Vegas Raiders	14−28	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium	Chargers–Raiders rivalry Chargers SoFi stadium MNF debut Game was delayed 35 minutes due to lightning in Los Angeles area.	KSNV (Las Vegas) KABC-TV (Los Angeles)
5		October 11	Indianapolis Colts	25-31	Baltimore Ravens	M&T Bank Stadium		WISH (Indianapolis) WBAL (Baltimore)
6		October 18	Buffalo Bills	31−34	Tennessee Titans	Nissan Stadium	Bills–Titans rivalry	WKBW-TV (Buffalo) WZTV (Nashville)
7		October 25	New Orleans Saints	13–10	Seattle Seahawks	Lumen Field	Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	WDSU (New Orleans) KIRO-TV (Seattle)
8		November 1	New York Giants	17−20	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Patrick Mahomes’s first home MNF game Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	WPIX (New York) KMBC (Kansas City)
9		November 8	Chicago Bears	27−29	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Bears rookie QB Justin Fields’ MNF debut	WGN-TV (Chicago) WTAE-TV (Pittsburgh)
10		November 15	Los Angeles Rams	10−31	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Rams rivalry Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	KABC-TV (Los Angeles) KGO-TV (San Francisco/Oakland)
11		November 22	New York Giants	10–30	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	Brady takes on the team that beat him in a Super Bowl twice Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	WPIX (New York) WMOR-TV (Tampa/St. Petersburg)
12		November 29	Seattle Seahawks	15−17	Washington Football Team	FedEx Field	Washington's only MNF appearance as the "Washington Football Team"	KIRO-TV (Seattle) WJLA (Washington)
13		December 6	New England Patriots	14−10	Buffalo Bills	Highmark Stadium	Bills–Patriots rivalry Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+ Patriots rookie QB Mac Jones' MNF Debut	WCVB (Boston) WMUR (Manchester) WKBW-TV (Buffalo)
14		December 13	Los Angeles Rams	30–23	Arizona Cardinals	State Farm Stadium	Cardinals-Rams rivalry Game also simulcast on ABC and ESPN+	National ABC
15		December 20	Minnesota Vikings	17–9	Chicago Bears	Soldier Field	Bears–Vikings rivalry Game also simulcast on ABC and ESPN+	National ABC
16		December 27	Miami Dolphins	20−3	New Orleans Saints	Caesars Superdome	Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa’s MNF debut Dolphins defeat the Saints for the first time since 2005 Sean Payton vs. the team that tampered with him and Tom Brady the following offseason	WPLG (Miami) WDSU (New Orleans)
17		January 3	Cleveland Browns	14−26	Pittsburgh Steelers	Heinz Field	Browns–Steelers rivalry 2020 AFC Wild Card round rematch Game also Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	WKYC (Cleveland) WATE (Pittsburgh)
18	Saturday	January 8	Kansas City Chiefs	28–24	Denver Broncos	Empower Field at Mile High	Broncos–Chiefs rivalry Drew Lock and Vic Fangio's final game with the Broncos KC Win: Top 2 AFC seed/Chance for 1st seed KC Loss: No Bye/1st seed 4:30 ET Kickoff. Game also simulcast on ABC and ESPN+	National ABC
			Dallas Cowboys	51–26	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Cowboys–Eagles rivalry DAL Loss: Secure 4th seed 8:15 ET Kickoff. Game also simulcast on ABC and ESPN+	National ABC
Super Wild Card Weekend	Monday	January 17	Arizona Cardinals	11−34	Los Angeles Rams	SoFi Stadium	Cardinals–Rams rivalry Kyler Murray's playoff debut The Cardinals' first playoff appearance since 2015 Matthew Stafford and Odell Beckham Jr.'s first career playoff wins Wild Card Playoff game Game also simulcast on ABC, and Megacast on ESPN2, and ESPN+	National ABC
2022 Pro Bowl	Sunday	February 6	NFC	35–41	AFC	Allegiant Stadium	Game also simulcast on ABC and Disney XD	National ABC

2022 NFL season

This was the 53rd season of Monday Night Football, the 17th in the ESPN era. There was 21 games across ESPN, ABC, and ESPN+ in the 2022 season.

ESPN+ carried an International Series game on October 30, and ABC carried an exclusive game on September 19. ABC also simulcasted select games, as well as the Week 18 Saturday Doubleheader, the Monday Night Super Wild Card Game, and the Pro Bowl. The Manningcast was renewed until the 2024 NFL season, and thus returned for 2022.

The January 2, 2023 game between the Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bengals was declared a no contest three days later due to a serious injury to Bills safety Damar Hamlin.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final score	Home Team	Stadium	Significance	OTA Affiliates
1	Monday	September 12	Denver Broncos	16–17	Seattle Seahawks	Lumen Field	Broncos–Seahawks rivalry Russell Wilson's return to Seattle Super Bowl XLVIII rematch Game also simulcast on ABC, and Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	National ABC
2		September 19	Tennessee Titans	7–41	Buffalo Bills	Highmark Stadium	Bills–Titans rivalry 2021 Week 6 rematch 7:15 ET Kickoff Game also simulcast on ESPN2	WZTV-TV (Nashville) WGRZ-TV (Buffalo)
			Minnesota Vikings	7–24	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Televised nationally on ABC.^[2] 8:30 ET Kickoff Game also simulcast on ESPN+	National ABC
3		September 26	Dallas Cowboys	23–16	New York Giants	Metlife Stadium	Cowboys–Giants rivalry Game also simulcast on ABC, and Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	National ABC
4		October 3	Los Angeles Rams	9–24	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	49ers–Rams rivalry 2021 NFC Championship Game rematch Game also Megacast on ESPN2	KABC-TV (Los Angeles) KGO-TV (San Francisco/Oakland)
5		October 10	Las Vegas Raiders	29–30	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Chiefs–Raiders rivalry	KLAS-TV (Las Vegas) KCTV (Kansas City)
6		October 17	Denver Broncos	16–19	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium	Broncos–Chargers rivalry Russell Wilson vs Justin Herbert	KMGH-TV (Denver) KABC-TV (Los Angeles)
7		October 24	Chicago Bears	33–14	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Super Bowl XX rematch Game also Megacast on ESPN2	WGN-TV (Chicago) WBTS-CD (New England)
8		October 30	Denver Broncos	21–17	Jacksonville Jaguars	Wembley Stadium	NFL International Series 2021 Week 2 rematch Broadcast nationally on ESPN+. 9:30 AM ET Kickoff	KMGH-TV (Denver) WJXT-TV (Jacksonville)
		October 31	Cincinnati Bengals	13–32	Cleveland Browns	FirstEnergy Field	Bengals–Browns rivalry Halloween Game Joe Burrow MNF Debut Game also Megacast on ESPN2	WCPO-TV (Cincinnati) WEWS-TV (Cleveland)
9		November 7	Baltimore Ravens	27–13	New Orleans Saints	Caesars Superdome	Game also Megacast on ESPN2	WJZ-TV (Baltimore) WVUE-DT (New Orleans)
10		November 14	Washington Commanders	32–21	Philadelphia Eagles	Lincoln Financial Field	Commanders–Eagles rivalry Washington's MNF Debut as the Commanders	WTTG (Washington) WPHL-TV (Philadelphia)
11		November 21	San Francisco 49ers	38–10	Arizona Cardinals	Estadio Azteca	NFL International Series 49ers–Cardinals rivalry Commemoration of the first International Game	KGO-TV (San Francisco/Oakland) KPHO-TV (Arizona)
12		November 28	Pittsburgh Steelers	24–17	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	Matt Ryan's Colts MNF debut	WPXI (Pittsburgh) WISH-TV (Indianapolis)
13		December 5	New Orleans Saints	16–17	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	Buccaneers–Saints rivalry Game also Megacast on ESPN2	WVUE-DT (New Orleans) WFTS-TV (Tampa Bay)
14		December 12	New England Patriots	27–13	Arizona Cardinals	State Farm Stadium	The first designated home "extra" inter-conference game on MNF Game also Megacast on ESPN2	WBZ-TV (New England) KPHO-TV (Arizona)
15		December 19	Los Angeles Rams	12–24	Green Bay Packers	Lambeau Field	2021 Week 12 rematch Game also simulcast on ABC, and Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+ LAR Loss: LAR Eliminated	National ABC
16		December 26	Los Angeles Chargers	20–3	Indianapolis Colts	Lucas Oil Stadium	Nick Foles's Colts starter and MNF debut LAC Win: Clinch Wild Card	KABC-TV (Los Angeles) WISH-TV (Indianapolis)
17		January 2	Buffalo Bills	3–7 (abandoned after 9:01, no contest)	Cincinnati Bengals	Paycor Stadium	Game also simulcast on ABC, ESPN2 and ESPN+ 8:30 ET Kickoff First MNF package game at Paycor Stadium since the name change CIN win: AFC North Champions Game abandoned at 5:59 of first quarter after Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field and declared a no contest by the NFL on January 5. By virtue of abandonment, CIN were declared AFC North Champions: Week 18 result would declare if Cincinnati would host Wild Card round.	National ABC
18	Saturday	January 7	Kansas City Chiefs	31–13	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	Chiefs–Raiders rivalry 4:30 ET Kickoff Game also simulcast on ABC and ESPN+ KC win: Clinch AFC No. 1 seed bye	National ABC
			Tennessee Titans	16–20	Jacksonville Jaguars	TIAA Bank Field	Jaguars–Titans rivalry 8:15 ET Kickoff Game also simulcast on ABC and ESPN+ Winner: AFC South Champions Loser: Eliminated
Super Wild Card Weekend	Monday	January 16	Dallas Cowboys	31–14	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	NFC No. 5 vs. NFC No. 4 matchup Week 1 rematch Tom Brady's final NFL game Game also simulcast on ABC, and Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	National ABC
2023 Pro Bowl Games	Thursday and Sunday	February 2 & 5	AFC	33–35	NFC	Intermountain Healthcare Performance Center & Allegiant Stadium	Sunday coverage also simulcast on ABC, ESPN+, and Disney XD

2023 NFL season

This season marks the beginning of a new 10 year contract for ESPN/ABC to carry Monday Night Football. This year’s original schedule includes 3 doubleheaders, a Christmas night game, Saturday games in both Week 17 and Week 18, the Monday Night Super Wild Card game, a Divisional game, and the 2024 Pro Bowl Games. Due to the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike and 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike, ABC will air a total of 11 games (10 more simulcasts were added from ABC's scheduling changes in September making the new total to 21 games, the most since 2005): 4 exclusive broadcasts (Weeks 2, 3, 14, and 16), 5 regular season simulcasts (Weeks 1, 11, 17, and 18) and 2 playoff simulcasts. In addition, ESPN announced that it will simulcast Monday Night Football every week on ABC leaving ESPN only 3 exclusive games this season (Weeks 2, 3, and 14). This year also marks the first season of flex scheduling on Monday nights. Games can be flexed from weeks 12–18.^{[3][4][5][6][7][8]}

All games simulcasting on ABC unless otherwise noted.

Week	Day	Date	Visiting Team	Final score	Home Team	Stadium	Significance	OTA Affiliates
1	Monday	September 11	Buffalo Bills	16–22	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium	Aaron Rodgers regular season debut for the New York Jets Bills–Jets rivalry Game Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	National ABC
2	Monday	September 18	New Orleans Saints	20–17	Carolina Panthers	Bank of America Stadium	Panthers–Saints rivalry 7:15 ET kickoff, Televised exclusively on ESPN Game simulcasted on ESPN2	WDSU (New Orleans) WAXN-TV(Charlotte)^[9]
			Cleveland Browns	22–26	Pittsburgh Steelers	Acrisure Stadium	Browns–Steelers rivalry Televised exclusively on ABC Game also simulcast on ESPN+	National ABC
3		September 25	Philadelphia Eagles	25–11	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Raymond James Stadium	2021 NFC Wild card rematch Televised exclusively on ABC 7:15 ET kickoff Game also simulcast on ESPN+
			Los Angeles Rams	16–19	Cincinnati Bengals	Paycor Stadium	Super Bowl LVI rematch, game Televised Exclusively on ESPN Simulcasted on ESPN2	KCOP-TV (Los Angeles) WLWT (Cincinnati)^[10]
4	Sunday	October 1	Atlanta Falcons	7–23	Jacksonville Jaguars	Wembley Stadium	NFL International Series Main Broadcast exclusively on ESPN+, Megacast on ESPN+ and Disney+, 9:30 AM ET Kickoff, condensed replay to air on Disney Channel on Monday^[11]	WSB-TV (Atlanta) WFOX-TV (Jacksonville) *Main Broadcast only^[12]
	Monday	October 2	Seattle Seahawks	24–3	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Game also Megacast on ESPN2	National ABC
5		October 9	Green Bay Packers	13–17	Las Vegas Raiders	Allegiant Stadium	Super Bowl II rematch Davante Adams return to Green Bay Game also Megacast on ESPN2
6		October 16	Dallas Cowboys	20–17	Los Angeles Chargers	SoFi Stadium	Spanish telecast also available on ESPN2
7		October 23	San Francisco 49ers	17–22	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Game also Megacast on ESPN2
8		October 30	Las Vegas Raiders	0–0	Detroit Lions	Ford Field
9		November 6	Los Angeles Chargers	0–0	New York Jets	MetLife Stadium	Game also Megacast on ESPN2
10		November 13	Denver Broncos	0–0	Buffalo Bills	Highmark Stadium	Game also Megacast on ESPN2
11		November 20	Philadelphia Eagles	0–0	Kansas City Chiefs	Arrowhead Stadium	Super Bowl LVII rematch Jalen Hurts vs Patrick Mahomes Game Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+
12		November 27	Chicago Bears	0–0	Minnesota Vikings	U.S. Bank Stadium	Bears–Vikings rivalry
13		December 4	Cincinnati Bengals	0–0	Jacksonville Jaguars	EverBank Stadium	Game also Megacast on ESPN2
14		December 11	Green Bay Packers	0–0	New York Giants	MetLife Stadium	Giants–Packers rivalry Televised exclusively on ABC Game also simulcast on ESPN+
			Tennessee Titans	0–0	Miami Dolphins	Hard Rock Stadium	Televised Exclusively on ESPN.	TBD
15		December 18	Kansas City Chiefs	0–0	New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Game also Megacast on ESPN2	National ABC
16		December 25	Baltimore Ravens	0–0	San Francisco 49ers	Levi's Stadium	Super Bowl XLVII rematch Televised exclusively on ABC Game also simulcast on ESPN+
17	Saturday	December 30	Detroit Lions	0–0	Dallas Cowboys	AT&T Stadium	Game also simulcast on ESPN+ Game moved to Saturday to accommodate the College Football Playoff semifinals on New Year’s Day
18		January 6	TBD	0–0	TBD	TBD	Game also simulcast on ESPN+	National ABC
			TBD	0–0	TBD	TBD
Super Wild Card Weekend	Monday	January 15	TBD	0–0	TBD	TBD	Game Megacast on ESPN2 and ESPN+	National ABC
Divisional Round	Saturday/Sunday	Jan 20/21	TBD	0–0	TBD	TBD	Game also simulcast on ESPN+
2024 Pro Bowl Games	Thursday and Sunday	February 1 and 4	TBD	0–0	TBD	TBD	Sunday coverage also simulcast on ESPN+, and Disney XD

Team standings (2010–present)

Standings are current as of the 2023 season.

The postseason games, though covered by the ABC/ESPN Monday Night Football team, are excluded from the standings.

Team	Games	Won	Lost	Tied	Pct.	Most recent appearance	Outcome
Indianapolis Colts	13	3	10		.231	December 26, 2022	Lost to Los Angeles Chargers, 20-3
Kansas City Chiefs	16	12	4		.750	October 10, 2022	Defeated Las Vegas Raiders, 30-29
Pittsburgh Steelers	18	15	3		.823	September 18, 2023	Defeated Cleveland Browns, 26-22
New York Jets	17	6	11		.313	September 11, 2023	Defeated Buffalo Bills, 22-16 (OT)
Los Angeles Chargers**	18	7	11		.412	October 16, 2023	Lost to Dallas Cowboys, 20-17
Dallas Cowboys	15	9	6		.571	October 16, 2023	Defeated Los Angeles Chargers, 20-17
Philadelphia Eagles	21	12	9		.550	September 25, 2023	Defeated Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 25-11
New York Giants	22	6	16		.272	October 2, 2023	Lost to Seattle Seahawks, 24-3
San Francisco 49ers	20	16	4		.798	October 23, 2023	Lost to Minnesota Vikings, 22-17
Denver Broncos	18	6	12		.333	October 30, 2022	Defeated Jacksonville Jaguars, 21-17
Atlanta Falcons	13	7	6		.538	October 5, 2020	Lost to Green Bay Packers, 30-16
Chicago Bears	22	13	9		.590	October 24, 2022	Defeated New England Patriots, 33-14
Baltimore Ravens	16	11	5		.688	November 7, 2022	Defeated New Orleans Saints, 27-13
Seattle Seahawks	20	16	4		.800	October 2, 2023	Defeated New York Giants, 24-3
Green Bay Packers	15	11	4		.714	October 9, 2023	Lost to Las Vegas Raiders, 17-13
Arizona Cardinals	10	4	6		.400	December 12, 2022	Lost to New England Patriots, 27-13
Washington Commanders****	17	4	13		.235	November 14, 2022	Defeated Philadelphia Eagles, 32-21
New England Patriots	17	12	5		.706	December 12, 2022	Defeated Arizona Cardinals, 27-13
Miami Dolphins	11	3	8		.273	December 27, 2021	Defeated New Orleans Saints, 20-3
Houston Texans	12	4	8		.333	September 9, 2019	Lost to New Orleans Saints, 30-28
Las Vegas Raiders***	13	7	6		.500	October 9, 2023	Defeated Green Bay Packers, 17-13
Cleveland Browns	7	2	5		.333	September 18, 2023	Lost to Pittsburgh Steelers, 26-22
Cincinnati Bengals	13	4	8	^[c]	.273	September 25, 2023	Defeated Los Angeles Rams 19-16
Carolina Panthers	9	5	4		.625	September 18, 2023	Lost to New Orleans Saints, 20-17
Jacksonville Jaguars	5	2	3		.333	January 7, 2023	Defeated Tennessee Titans, 20–16
Tennessee Titans	10	6	4		.667	January 7, 2023	Lost to Jacksonville Jaguars, 20-16
New Orleans Saints	23	14	9		.590	September 18, 2023	Defeated Carolina Panthers, 20-17
Buffalo Bills	10	3	6	^[d]	.375	September 11, 2023	Lost to New York Jets, 22-16 (OT)
Los Angeles Rams*	15	5	10		.357	September 25, 2023	Lost to Cincinnati Bengals, 19-16
Minnesota Vikings	16	6	10		.333	October 23, 2023	Defeated San Francisco 49ers, 22-17
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	10	6	4		.667	September 25, 2023	Lost to Philadelphia Eagles, 25-11
Detroit Lions	13	5	8		.385	September 20, 2021	Lost to Green Bay Packers, 35-17

• *St. Louis Rams, 1995–2015

• **San Diego Chargers, 1961–2016

• ***Oakland Raiders, 1995–2019

• **** Washington Redskins, 1937-2019; Washington Football Team, 2020-2021

See also

• Monday Night Football results (1970–1989)
• Monday Night Football results (1990–2009)
• NBC Sunday Night Football results (2006–present)
• Thursday Night Football results (2006–present)

Notes

1. Kickoff time pushed back due to the Patriots-Chiefs game being moved from Sunday at 4:25 PM to Monday at 7:00 PM [COVID-19 related]
2. Game was played at State Farm Stadium (home of the Arizona Cardinals) in Glendale, Arizona, as the 49ers’ normal home stadium, Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, was unavailable due to Santa Clara County imposing a three week ban on all pro and college team practices and games in response to high levels of COVID-19 cases.
3. 1 no contest
4. 1 no contest

References

• Total Football II,, Edited by Bob Carroll, Michael Gershman, David Neft and John Thorn, Harper Collins Publishing, 1999. ISBN 0-06-270174-6.

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