NFL Primetime & Holiday Game History
Search NFL primetime, holiday, Saturday, and international game history by team, opponent, and season. Look up every Monday Night Football, Sunday Night Football, Thursday night, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Kickoff Game, Saturday, and international appearance, with scores, stadiums, and each team’s running record.
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Games and the team’s record in each window since 1966; every entry opens that page. A dash means no game in that window.
What counts as a Sunday night, Monday night, or holiday game?
Coverage varies by window because NFL scheduling has changed over time. Monday games are tracked back to the start of Monday Night Football in 1970, and Sunday night history to the launch of the regular Sunday night package in 1987. Thanksgiving, Christmas, Saturday, and other date-based windows go back to 1966. For modern seasons, MockSlate tracks Sunday night, Monday night, Thursday night, the Kickoff Game, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Saturday, and international games as separate windows. Stadiums are shown from 2000 onward. Franchise history follows the current team, so Baltimore Colts games appear under the Colts and Houston Oilers games under the Titans. Regular season only.
About the data
13,814 regular-season games in the file: 7,591 from 1966 to 2001 and 6,223 from 2002 to 2025. Monday night, Thursday night, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Saturday come from each game’s date and day. Sunday night games before 2002 come from the ESPN night-package ledger, Sunday rows only; from 2002 they follow the league’s listed window. The Kickoff Game and international games are tracked from 2002. Records are from the first team’s side, and ties count as ties. History only, no projections.
Updated: September 7, 2026