Here's the entire Monday Night Football schedule on ESPN for 2024

Play the Monday Night Football theme song! It’s time for some primetime weeknight football again!

The 2024 NFL season will include plenty of awesome games on Monday nights with ESPN bringing back the matchups that finish up each week’s slate of games.

Note that this is the schedule for now — later in the season, we may get some Monday night games flexed out with for opponents who are possible playoff contenders and therefore will be more watchable (although, let’s face it, you’d watch anyway, right?).

With that in mind, here’s the full schedule, including the games that are there from Weeks 12 to 17 that could be flexed out. Week 18 is TBD as of publishing this (all games at 8:15 p.m. and on ESPN unless otherwise noted)

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Week 1

New York Jets at San Francisco 49ers

Week 2

Atlanta Falcons at Philadelphia Eagles

Week 3

Jacksonville Jaguars at Buffalo Bills (7:30 p.m.)

Washington Commanders at Cincinnati Bengals (on ABC)

Week 4

Tennessee Titans at Miami Dolphins (7:30 p.m.)

Seattle Seahawks at Detroit Lions (on ABC)

Week 5

New Orleans Saints at Kansas City Chiefs

Week 6

Buffalo Bills at New York Jets

Week 7

Baltimore Ravens at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Los Angeles Chargers at Arizona Cardinals (9 p.m. on ESPN+)

Week 8

New York Giants at Pittsburgh Steelers

Week 9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Kansas City Chiefs

Week 10

Miami Dolphins at Los Angeles Rams

Week 11

Houston Texans at Dallas Cowboys

Week 12

Baltimore Ravens at Los Angeles Chargers

Week 13

Cleveland Browns at Denver Broncos

Week 14

Cincinnati Bengals at Dallas Cowboys

Week 15

Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings (8 p.m. on ABC)

Atlanta Falcons at Las Vegas Raiders (8:30 p.m.)

Week 16

New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers

Week 17

Detroit Lions at San Francisco 49ers

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