Watch eight NFL games live on Sky Sports in Week 13, including the Kansas City Chiefs against the Las Vegas Raiders at 8pm on Black Friday before the Philadelphia Eagles face the Baltimore Ravens at 9.25pm Sunday followed by the Buffalo Bills against the San Francisco 49ers

The 2024 NFL season continues – and you can follow it every step of the way live on Sky Sports on the road to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans.

It is a Thanksgiving feast of NFL action in Week 13 with EIGHT games live on Sky Sports across the weekend.

We kick off with a Turkey Day triple-header featuring the Detroit Lions (10-1), Dallas Cowboys (4-7) and a crucial matchup between the Green Bay Packers (8-3) and Miami Dolphins (5-6), before the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs (10-1) host the Las Vegas Raiders (2-9) on Black Friday.

The surprise package Pittsburgh Steelers (8-3) will look to get their playoff march back on track when they face Joe Burrow’s Cincinnati Bengals (4-7) having just fallen victim to the Jameis Winston-inspired Cleveland Browns in snowy conditions on Thursday night.

Two frontrunners for Offensive Player of the Year then meet when Saquon Barkley’s Philadelphia Eagles (9-2) and Derrick Henry’s Baltimore Ravens (8-4) exchange rushing supremacy at 9.25pm.

And Sunday Night Football sees the struggling San Francisco 49ers (5-6) attempt to keep their season alive against Josh Allen’s Buffalo Bills (9-2), who are on the brink of fifth straight AFC East division title.

NFL games live on Sky Sports

Week 13

Thursday November 28 – Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions – KO 5.30pm

Thursday November 28 – New York Giants @ Dallas Cowboys – KO – 9.30pm

Thursday November 28 – Miami Dolphins @ Green Bay Packers – KO 1.20am Friday morning

Friday November 29 – Las Vegas Raiders @ Kansas City Chiefs – KO 8pm

Sunday December 1 – Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cincinnati Bengals – KO 6pm

Sunday December 1 – Philadelphia Eagles @ Baltimore Ravens – KO 9.25pm

Sunday December 1 – San Francisco 49ers @ Buffalo Bills – KO 1.20am Monday morning

Monday December 2 – Cleveland Browns @ Denver Broncos – KO 1.15am Tuesday morning

NFL 2024 season dates

The 2024 NFL season began on September 5, with reigning Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs beating the Baltimore Ravens in dramatic fashion.

The regular season lasts 18 weeks and ends on January 5 2025.

At the end of the regular season, a total of 14 teams advance to the playoffs, including the teams with the best record in each of the respective four divisions per conference, plus a further three ‘wild card’ teams determined by which teams own the next-best records in each conference.

Three rounds of playoff games – the Wildcard Round (January 11-13), the Divisional Round (January 18-19) and the Conference Championships (January 26) take place before the Super Bowl showpiece.

When is the 2025 Super Bowl?

The 2025 Super Bowl takes place at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on February 9, live on Sky Sports.

It will mark the 11th time the Super Bowl has taken place in New Orleans, the most recent being in 2013.

Rapper Kendrick Lamar will headline the Super Bowl LIX half-time show.

How to follow the 2024 NFL season on Sky

Make sure you tune in to Sky Sports NFL every Sunday at 6pm for the first game of our triple-header of live action. The evening’s entertainment also includes NFL Redzone action as hosted by Scott Hanson, as well as Sunday Night Football to round off the night.

Sky Sports will broadcast two exclusive live games every Sunday throughout the regular season in the 6pm and 9pm slots, while also showing every Thursday Night, Sunday Night and Monday Night match-up as well as the Thanksgiving and Christmas Day fixtures.

The Sky Sports NFL channel will meanwhile continue to show the usual NFL Network favourites, including Good Morning Football, Pro Football Talk and Total Access.

Sky Sports+ has officially launched and will be integrated into Sky TV, streaming service NOW and the Sky Sports app – giving Sky Sports customers access to over 50 per cent more live sport this year at no extra cost. Stream The new EFL season, Test cricket and more top sport with NOW.