Full NFL schedule 2023: Picks and predictions for every game
NFL Week 2
Thursday Night Football
60. Prime Video. Thursday, Sept. 14. 8:15 PM ET. 28. 54. . 14
Sunday Afternoon
1 PM ET. 31. FOX. 44. . 49. Sunday, Sept. 17. 17
16. 1 PM ET. 28. CBS. 28. . 20. Sunday, Sept. 17
Sunday, Sept. 17. 34. 1 PM ET. 31. CBS. 56. . 26
50. . 1 PM ET. 23. 36. 27. FOX. Sunday, Sept. 17
1 PM ET. 14. 13. CBS. Sunday, Sept. 17. . 17. 35
48. . 1 PM ET. 17. 57. FOX. 26. Sunday, Sept. 17
124. CBS. 31. 1 PM ET. 35. Sunday, Sept. 17. 52.
21. FOX. 10. . 46. Sunday, Sept. 17. 20. 1 PM ET
42. Sunday, Sept. 17. 14. 4:05 PM ET. 17. 51. . FOX
FOX. Sunday, Sept. 27. 10. 32. . 4:05 PM ET. 31. 21
24. 123. . 4:25 PM ET. 30. CBS. Sunday, Sept. 17. 21
17. 58. Sunday, Sept. 17. 27. 4:25 PM ET. CBS. 45.
Sunday Night Football
59. NBC. Sunday, Sept. 17. . 8:20 PM ET. 26. 23. 47
Monday Night Football
87. . 7:15 PM ET. 14. 24. 15. ESPN. Monday, Sept. 18
55. 8:15 PM ET. ABC. 53. Monday, Sept. 18. 13. . 7
Game Of The Week – Baltimore Ravens at Cincinnati Bengals
There’s a lot of good games to choose from in Week 2 but Ravens-Bengals leaps out for its quarterback matchup and divisional importance. The two teams split their regular season meetings a year ago and Cincinnati won a playoff rematch but both Bengals’ victories came without Lamar Jackson, who was injured late in the season.
Jackson and the Ravens beat Cincinnati with a field goal at the gun in Baltimore and this contest will have a huge early role in shaping the AFC North race. Joe Burrow is poised to make a push for MVP honors and he’ll need wins like this one in order to get the job done.
Expect a back-and-forth shootout as Baltimore’s improved weaponry allows them to keep pace with the explosive Bengals’ offense. A key defensive play proves to be the difference for Cincinnati in this one.