The NFL released the official schedule for the 2015 season on Tuesday, meaning we now know which teams get the good primetime games. ESPN will be televising the Monday Night Football games for the 10th year in a row this coming season.
2015 Monday Night Football schedule
Monday Night Football is typically the most anticipated game each week. Here’s a look at the full schedule for 2015’s slate of Monday matchups.
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Monday night games are typically the most anticipated matchup of any given week, though there are also primetime games in Sunday Night Football and Thursday features primetime games as well. Still, aside from flex scheduling coming in and playing a part, Monday Night Football is still king.
Last year's slate of Monday Night Football games featured some excellent matchups, from the exciting tilt between the Philadelphia Eagles and Indianapolis Colts in Week 1 to the showdown between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Denver Broncos, two playoff teams fighting for seeding, in Week 16. There are no Monday games in the final week of the season.
Here is the complete Monday schedule for 2015. Week 1 features the traditional double-header and all games after that will start at 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN. Online streaming is available at WatchESPN.
Week 1, Sept. 14
Philadelphia Eagles at Atlanta Falcons, 7:10 p.m.
Minnesota Vikings at San Francisco 49ers, 10:20 p.m.
Week 2, Sept. 21
New York Jets at Indianapolis Colts
Week 3, Sept. 28
Week 4, Oct. 5
Week 5, Oct. 12
Week 6, Oct. 19
New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles
Week 7, Oct. 26
Week 8, Nov. 2
Indianapolis Colts at Carolina Panthers
Week 9, Nov. 9
Chicago Bears at San Diego Chargers
Week 10, Nov. 16
Houston Texans at Cincinnati Bengals
Week 11, Nov. 23
Week 12, Nov. 30
Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns
Week 13, Dec. 7
Dallas Cowboys at Washington
Week 14, Dec. 14
New York Giants at Miami Dolphins
Week 15, Dec. 21
Detroit Lions at New Orleans Saints
Week 16, Dec. 28
Cincinnati Bengals at Denver Broncos
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