Week 1 of the 2026 NFL regular season was historic, as the opening slate tied the league's Week 1 scoring record for the Super Bowl era.
The scoring wasn't the only excitement. The Cardinals upset the Chargers, the Giants beat the Cowboys in prime time, the 49ers made a statement in the NFL's first regular-season game in Australia, and the Lions survived an overtime thriller against the Saints.
Week 2 brings another loaded slate, headlined by a Thursday Night Football cross-conference matchup.
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The full Week 2 schedule is below, with the Thursday night cross-conference game first. Sunday afternoon games are available only in local markets, and also stream on mobile with NFL+. Visit nfl.com/ways-to-watch to check your local listing.
**Detroit Lions vs. Buffalo Bills**
The Lions nearly blew a 21-point lead against the Saints in their opener but survived in overtime. The Bills also won a thriller on the road against the Texans. Both are 1-0 heading into Thursday's prime-time game, with the winner claiming the first-ever regular-season win at Buffalo's new Highmark Stadium.
**Washington Commanders vs. Dallas Cowboys**
This NFC East rivalry is an afternoon game but could easily steal the show Sunday. Jayden Daniels and Dak Prescott each threw two touchdowns in their openers, but both teams lost. The Commanders and Cowboys are 0-1 and meet in Dallas, both eager for their first win.
**New York Giants vs. Los Angeles Rams**
The Rams were stunned in their season opener in Australia, while the Giants showed they are rising by beating the Cowboys. Both teams have something to prove in Monday night's game. The Rams want to bounce back at home. Can the Giants prove they are legit by beating a Super Bowl contender?
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