The new NFL season has kicked off and all roads lead to Super Bowl LVIII – the first, and probably not the last, to take place at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

Since the last event, however, some things have changed, including Aaron Rodgers moving to the New York Jets and Sean Payton to the Denver Broncos, while the Washington Commanders finally found new ownership.

After 23 seasons, this will be the first since Tom Brady has retired from the sport, so it will be a new era for young quarterbacks, including Super Bowl winner Patrick Mahomes.

It is a long route to the Super Bowl, with 32 teams competing across eight divisions in 18 weeks and 272 games.

Week two fixtures (times BST)

01:15 Minnesota Vikings @ Philadelphia Eagles Fri 15th Sep

On Sky

18:00 Green Bay Packers @ Atlanta Falcons Sun 17th Sep

18:00 Las Vegas Raiders @ Buffalo Bills Sun 17th Sep

18:00 Los Angeles Chargers @ Tennessee Titans Sun 17th Sep

18:00 Kansas City Chiefs @ Jacksonville Jaguars Sun 17th Sep

On Sky

18:00 Baltimore Ravens @ Cincinnati Bengals Sun 17th Sep

18:00 Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sun 17th Sep

18:00 Indianapolis Colts @ Houston Texans Sun 17th Sep

18:00 Seattle Seahawks @ Detroit Lions Sun 17th Sep

21:05 New York Giants @ Arizona Cardinals Sun 17th Sep

21:05 San Francisco 49ers @ Los Angeles Rams Sun 17th Sep

21:25 Washington Commanders @ Denver Broncos Sun 17th Sep

21:25 New York Jets @ Dallas Cowboys Sun 17th Sep

On Sky

01:20 Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots Mon 18th Sep

On Sky

00:00 New Orleans Saints @ Carolina Panthers Tue 19th Sep

On Sky

01:15 Cleveland Browns @ Pittsburgh Steelers Tue 19th Sep

On Sky

How to watch in the US

For viewers in the US, the games are on NFL+, Fox Sports, Paramount+, ESPN, NBC Sports on Peacock, Thursday Night Football on Amazon, Telemundo Deportes and more.

How to watch in the UK

Viewers in the UK can catch select games on Sky Sports NFL. There is also RedZone on Sunday evenings which has a full round of live updates from matches across the country, as most matches take place then. Every Monday Night Football will also be shown live from 1 am on Channel 5.

Here’s the week two schedule:

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