NFL season 2021: broadcast live on TV and live stream

The NFL opens tonight with the game between the Dallas Cowboys and the reigning Super Bowl champion from Tampa Bay. We will show you which broadcasters will be responsible for broadcasting the NFL in the 2021 season.

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NFL Week 1: The information at the start

The long wait is over, football is finally being played again in the United States. The 2021 NFL season will begin at 2:20 a.m. overnight. The Dallas Cowboys and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers face off at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.

Most of the first week then rises on Sunday, nine duels start at 7 p.m., four more at 10:25 p.m. In the night from Sunday to Monday, the Chicago Bears and the Los Angeles Rams (kick-off: 2:20 a.m.) face off. The following night, the Baltimore Ravens and the Oakland Raiders meet (2:15 a.m.).

NFL Week 1: The encounters at a glance

date	Kick-Off (German time)	away	Home
Friday, September 10th	2:20 a.m	Dallas Cowboys	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	Arizona Cardinals	Tennessee Titans
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	Philadelphia Eagles	Atlanta Falcons
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	Pittsburgh Steelers	Buffalo Bills
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	Jacksonville Jaguars	Houston Texans
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	San Francisco 49ers	Detroit Lions
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	Minnesota Vikings	Cincinnati Bengals
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	Seattle Seahawks	Indianapolis Colts
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	Los Angeles Chargers	Washington Football Team
Sunday 12 September	7 p.m	New York Jets	Carolina Panthers
Sunday 12 September	10:25 p.m	Green Bay Packers	New Orleans Saints
Sunday 12 September	10:25 p.m	Denver Broncos	New York Giants
Sunday 12 September	10:25 p.m	Miami Dolphins	New England Patriots
Sunday 12 September	10:25 p.m	Cleveland Browns	Kansas City Chiefs
Monday 13 September	2:20 a.m	Chicago Bears	Los Angeles Rams
Tuesday 14 September	2:15 a.m	Baltimore Ravens	Oakland Raiders

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Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has to hold his own against the Bucs defense tonight.

NFL season 2021: Live broadcast on TV and live stream – these channels show the NFL

The 2021 NFL season can also be seen on several channels this year. transferred among other things ProSieben and ProSieben Maxx selected games live on free TV. ProSieben shows a total of 21 games, including the opening game between the Cowboys and the Bucs. On Sunday you can see Seattle Seahawks vs. Indianapolis Colts and Cleveland Browns vs. Kansas City Chiefs on the private channel. In week 2 then increases ProSieben Maxx with two games.

All encounters that are either at ProSieben or ProSieben Maxx there will also be at the same time ran.de broadcast in a free live stream. Ran.de also takes over individual duels in which there is no free TV transmission at the same time.

NFL – Fantasy Tips for Week 1: Found food for Trevor Lawrence

1/22

The new NFL season is about to start and so are the fantasy leagues. For week 1, we particularly see a debutant taking center stage, while an established star should rather stay out.

2/22

Quarterbacks, STARTS – Jalen Hurts, Eagles (@Falcons): Hurts should play a big role right away under new coaches and against an opponent who had massive problems against QBs last year – through the air and on the ground. Hurts could pay off early.

3/22

Ryan Tannehill, Titans (vs. Cardinals): For the first time, Tannehill has two top receivers at his side and plays against the Cardinals, whose secondary is absolutely fallow on cornerback. In addition, Arizona will also score, so that a shootout is imminent.

4/22

Trevor Lawrence, Jaguars (@Texans): We should see the Jaguars’ full offense for the first time in Week 1 with Lawrence. And against what is probably the worst team in the NFL this season, that could make a direct statement.

5/22

Quarterbacks, SITS – Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers (@Bills): The Steelers go into a matchup with what is likely to be an even weaker O-line than last year against a strong defense that has improved in the pass rush. And Big Ben is a question mark anyway.

6/22

Tua Tagovailoa, Dolphins (@Patriots): Left tackle Austin Jackson (Covid) is in danger of dropping out and so the already newly formed O-Line in front of Tua will be even more vulnerable against a now impressive Patriots front seven under Belichick…

7/22

Matthew Stafford, Rams (vs. Bears): In his Rams debut, Stafford will have to face the strong Bears defense, of all things, with which he has always struggled. There could be a defensive battle here.

8/22

RUNNING BACKS, STARTS – Gus Edwards, Ravens (@Raiders): JK Dobbins and Justice Hill are down, so Edwards is sure to see numerous touches on the best running team in the league (with receiver failures).

9/22

Sony Michel, Rams (vs. Bears): Run Game will continue to be a key for the Rams and Michel was imported at great expense for a reason. He’ll be directly involved with LA.

10/22

James Robinson, Jaguars: Travis Etienne will miss the full season so last year’s starter Robinson will retain his role and is expected to play in a similar role. That means: He will also be a factor in the passing game.

11/22

Running Back, SITS – Darrell Henderson, Rams (vs. Bears): While Henderson should also be a factor, with Michel under his nose and not knowing how this combo will split up, it’s a safe bet.

12/22

Josh Jacobs, Raiders (vs. Ravens): Apart from the fact that Kenyan Drake is now also in the backfield, the question arises as to how the run game should work against the strong Ravens front. There are safer start candidates on RB.

13/22

Myles Gaskin, Dolphins (@Patriots): Gaskin is the Dolphins’ RB1 against a much-improved Patriots run defense, which is likely to pounce on him to challenge Tua.

14/22

Wide Receiver, STARTS – Robby Anderson, Panthers (vs. Jets): Revenge Game Alert! Against his former team and in Sam Darnold’s debut, Anderson should have the edge over the Jets’ weak secondary.

15/22

Deebo Samuel, 49ers (@Lions): Against one of the weakest teams this season, Samuel should get a lot of touches and deal a lot of damage as a top play station for Garoppolo and/or Lance.

16/22

Jerry Jeudy, Broncos (@Giants): Maybe not the most obvious start, but Jeudy will certainly see his targets in the slot from Bridgewater, who tends to avoid risk and prefers short passes. This is where Jeudy comes in.

17/22

Wide Receiver, SITS – Kenny Golladay, Giants (vs. Broncos): Vic Fangio finally has “his” defense along with strong pass rush and a crushing and confusing secondary. Golladay’s debut could therefore be rather quiet.

18/22

Michael Gallup, Cowboys (@Bucs): Gallup is usually a safe bet, but Dak Prescott won’t have much time to pass against the Bucs’ mighty front, so he’ll be looking for Cooper and Lamb.

19/22

Allen Robinson, Bears (@Rams): Robinson is a star, but the combination of Andy Dalton as QB and alleged shutdown corner Jalen Ramsey as his direct opponent bodes ill.

20/22

Tight End, START – Jonnu Smith, Patriots (vs. Dolphins): Smith has been on the court longer than his TE peers proportionately over the summer. In addition, Jones will avoid passes to the outside against the strong corners, so Smith becomes an important factor directly.

21/22

Tight End, SIT – Gerald Everett, Seahawks (@Colts): Everett is the clear starter for the Seahawks, but it’s unclear how he’ll handle more game time without his partner Higbee. The Colts are good against TEs and Everett is not a focus for Wilson.

22/22

SLEEPER – Damien Harris, running back, Patriots (vs. Dolphins): Has he been on everyone’s list yet? Harris is the new lead back for the Patriots and even without Newton the team will continue to run a lot – especially against the strong Dolphins pass coverage!

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