NFL 2014 Week 2 TV Schedule Previews

Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers makes a catch Sunday against the New York Jets. (Getty Images)

The football action continues this week with the 2014 NFL regular season week 2 which has almost arrived! This week National Football League is filled with thrilling NFL games that we can't really afford to miss. Get ready fans for another exciting week of field actions, excitement and roaring die-hard fanatics at the events place.

NFL's week 2 opens with the pivotal AFC North match between bitter rivals - Pittsburg Steelers at the Baltimore Ravens Live on Thursday Night Football on September 11 via CBS kicking off at 8:25PM ET/PT.

Here’s the entire NFL Week 2 schedule:
THURSDAY, SEPT. 11

• Pittsburgh at Baltimore    8:25 pm    via CBS    (M&T Bank Stadium)

SUNDAY, SEPT. 14

• Miami at Buffalo 1:00 pm via CBS (Ralph Wilson Stadium)
• New England at Minnesota 1:00 pm via CBS (TCF Bank Stadium)
• Atlanta at Cincinnati 1:00 pm via CBS (Paul Brown Stadium)
• Dallas at Tennessee 1:00 pm via FOX (LP Field)
• Jacksonville at Washington 1:00 pm via CBS (FedEx Field)
• Arizona at N.Y. Giants    1:00 pm    via FOX    (MetLife Stadium)
• New Orleans at Cleveland 1:00 pm via FOX (FirstEnergy Stadium)
• Detroit at Carolina 1:00 pm via FOX (Bank of America Stadium)
• Seattle at San Diego 4:05 pm via FOX (Qualcomm Stadium)
• St. Louis at Tampa Bay 4:05 pm via FOX (Raymond James Stadium)
• Houston at Oakland 4:25 pm via CBS (O.co Coliseum)
• Kansas City at Denver 4:25 pm via CBS (Sports Authority Field)
• N.Y. Jets at Green Bay 4:25 pm via CBS (Lambeau Field)
• Chicago at San Francisco8:30 pm via (NBC Levi’s Stadium)

MONDAY, SEPT. 15

• Philadelphia at Indianapolis 8:30 pm via ESPN (Lucas Oil Stadium)

Thousand football fanatics can see all the NFL 2014 week 2 games live television broadcasts on FOX Sports, NBC, CBS, ESPN and other leading TV networks available in your area. Check your subscriptions to avoid the hassle and inconveniences of each games. Lastly, fans can watch NFL games live online streaming through FOX Sports Go, NBC Live Extra, WatchESPN and other paid listings.

What are you waiting for fans? Hurry, mark your calendar now to follow all the NFL 2014 Week 2 games schedule, highlights and results. Enjoy!

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NFL Final Cuts Deadline 2014: Most Surprising Releases

Michael Sam Cut by St. Louis Rams (Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)

The National Football League has announced the final cuts deadline for the upcoming season on Saturday, August 30 at 4PM ET. Each NFL franchises have to trim down their rosters down to 53 players. Check out below the most surprising cut releases this NFL 2014-2015 season.

Stephen Hill, New York Jets

Hill joins the league in the 2012 NFL draft, he was considered raw with great receiving talent and someday be one of the top players at his position. Unluckily, the second-round pick is cut out after 2 seasons recording 45 receptions.

Duke Ihenacho, S, Denver Broncos

The Broncos waive SS Duke Ihenacho together with rookie LB Shaq Barrett and signed T.J. Ward to upgrade their secondary defense. Ihenacho a 17-game starter last year have made 89 tackles with nine pass deflections.

Adam Snyder, OG, San Francisco 49ers
The 32-year-old NFL player had spent time in the offensive line with 73 games for the 49ers in eight seasons. He has also recorded 14 games during a short one-year stay with the Arizona Cardinals before coming back to San Francisco.

Nate Burleson, WR, Cleveland Browns
Champ Bailey, CB, New Orleans Saints

Roughly 700 players are out of jobs after the new ruling of NFL. However, teams have to put their players in the new 10-man reserve squad. What do you think die-hard football fans to the NFL Final Cuts 2014?

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Complete NFL 2014-2015 Regular Season Schedule

The new NFL season is here fans! Thousand die-hard football followers are extremely excited for the new season. The complete NFL 2014-2015 regular season schedule was announced on April 23.

Brace yourselves for the opening of the NFL season set on September 4 featuring the annual kickoff game of defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks hosting the Green Bay Packers (8:30pm ET, NBC).

The first Monday Night Football match of the NFL 2014-15 season features a doubleheader explosion of the New York Giants travel to Detroit then followed by San Diego at Arizona.

Thanksgiving Day features three matchups — Chicago at Detroit, Philadelphia at Dallas, and Seattle at San Francisco.

On Sunday, August 3, the NFL Preseason kicks off with Buffalo vs. New York Giants in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio on Sunday, Aug. 3 (8pm ET, NBC).

The NFL 2014-2015 season concludes with the championship game - SuperBowl XLIX at the University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona on February 1.

Complete NFL Season 2014-2015 Schedule
(x-Subject to Change)

WEEK 1
Thursday, Sept. 4

• Green Bay at Seattle, 8:30pm ET

Sunday, Sept. 7

• New Orleans at Atlanta, 1pm ET
• Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1pm ET
• Buffalo at Chicago, 1pm ET
• Washington at Houston, 1pm ET
• Tennessee at Kansas City, 1pm ET
• New England at Miami, 1pm ET
• Oakland at N.Y. Jets, 1pm ET
• Jacksonville at Philadelphia, 1pm ET
• Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1pm ET
• Minnesota at St. Louis, 1pm ET
• San Francisco at Dallas, 4:25pm ET
• Carolina at Tampa Bay, 4:25pm ET
• Indianapolis at Denver, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Sept. 8

• N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 7:10pm ET
• San Diego at Arizona, 10:20pm ET

WEEK 2
Thursday, Sept. 11

• Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Sept. 14

• Miami at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Detroit at Carolina, 1pm ET
• Atlanta at Cincinnati, 1pm ET
• New Orleans at Cleveland, 1pm ET
• New England at Minnesota, 1pm ET
• Arizona at N.Y. Giants, 1pm ET
• Dallas at Tennessee, 1pm ET
• Jacksonville at Washington, 1pm ET
• Seattle at San Diego, 4:05pm ET
• St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 4:05pm ET
• Kansas City at Denver, 4:25pm ET
• N.Y. Jets at Green Bay, 4:25pm ET
• Houston at Oakland, 4:25pm ET
• Chicago at San Francisco, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Sept. 15

• Philadelphia at Indianapolis, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 3

• Thursday, Sept. 18
• Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 8:25pm ET
• Sunday, Sept. 21
• San Diego at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Tennessee at Cincinnati, 1pm ET
• Baltimore at Cleveland, 1pm ET
• Green Bay at Detroit, 1pm ET
• Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1pm ET
• Oakland at New England, 1pm ET
• Minnesota at New Orleans, 1pm ET
• Houston at N.Y. Giants, 1pm ET
• Washington at Philadelphia, 1pm ET
• Dallas at St. Louis, 1pm ET
• San Francisco at Arizona, 4:05pm ET
• Kansas City at Miami, 4:25pm ET
• Denver at Seattle, 4:25pm ET
• Pittsburgh at Carolina, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Sept. 22

• Chicago at N.Y. Jets, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 4
(Byes: Arizona, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Seattle, St. Louis)
Thursday, Sept. 25

• N.Y. Giants at Washington, 8:25pm ET
• Sunday, Sept. 28
• Carolina at Baltimore, 1pm ET
• Green Bay at Chicago, 1pm ET
• Buffalo at Houston, 1pm ET
• Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1pm ET
• Detroit at N.Y. Jets, 1pm ET
• Miami vs. Oakland at London, 1pm ET
• Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 1pm ET
• Jacksonville at San Diego, 4:05pm ET
• Atlanta at Minnesota, 4:25pm ET
• Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4:25pm ET
• New Orleans at Dallas, 7:30pm ET

Monday, Sept. 29

• New England at Kansas City, 7:30pm ET

WEEK 5
(Byes: Miami, Oakland)
Thursday, Oct. 2

• Minnesota at Green Bay, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Oct. 5 Chicago at Carolina, 1pm ET

• Houston at Dallas, 1pm ET
• Buffalo at Detroit, 1pm ET
• Baltimore at Indianapolis, 1pm ET
• Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 1pm ET
• Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1pm ET
• Atlanta at N.Y. Giants, 1pm ET
• St. Louis at Philadelphia, 1pm ET
• Cleveland at Tennessee, 1pm ET
• Arizona at Denver, 4:05pm ET
• N.Y. Jets at San Diego, 4:25pm ET
• Kansas City at San Francisco, 4:25pm ET
• Cincinnati at New England-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Oct. 6

• Seattle at Washington, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 6
(Byes: Kansas City, New Orleans)
Thursday, Oct. 9

• Indianapolis at Houston, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Oct. 12

• Chicago at Atlanta, 1pm ET
• New England at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Carolina at Cincinnati, 1pm ET
• Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1pm ET
• Green Bay at Miami, 1pm ET
• Detroit at Minnesota, 1pm ET
• Denver at N.Y. Jets, 1pm ET
• Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1pm ET
• Jacksonville at Tennessee, 1pm ET
• San Diego at Oakland, 4:05pm ET
• Washington at Arizona, 4:25pm ET
• Dallas at Seattle, 4:25pm ET
• N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Oct. 13

• San Francisco at St. Louis, 7:30pm ET

WEEK 7
(Byes: Philadelphia, Tampa Bay)
Thursday, Oct. 16

• N.Y. Jets at New England, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Oct. 19

• Atlanta at Baltimore, 1pm ET
• Minnesota at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Miami at Chicago, 1pm ET
• New Orleans at Detroit, 1pm ET
• Carolina at Green Bay, 1pm ET
• Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 1pm ET
• Cleveland at Jacksonville, 1pm ET
• Seattle at St. Louis, 1pm ET
• Tennessee at Washington, 1pm ET
• Kansas City at San Diego, 4:05pm ET
• N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 4:25pm ET
• Arizona at Oakland, 4:25pm ET
• San Francisco at Denver-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Oct. 20

• Houston at Pittsburgh, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 8
(Byes: N.Y. Giants, San Francisco)

• Thursday, Oct. 23 San Diego at Denver, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Oct. 26

• Detroit vs. Atlanta, at London, 9:30 a.m.
• Seattle at Carolina, 1pm ET
• Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1pm ET
• Miami at Jacksonville, 1pm ET
• St. Louis at Kansas City, 1pm ET
• Chicago at New England, 1pm ET
• Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1pm ET
• Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 1pm ET
• Houston at Tennessee, 1pm ET
• Philadelphia at Arizona, 4:05pm ET
• Oakland at Cleveland, 4:25pm ET
• Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 4:25pm ET
• Green Bay at New Orleans-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Oct. 27

• Washington at Dallas, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 9
(Byes: Atlanta, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, Tennessee)
Thursday, Oct. 30

• New Orleans at Carolina, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Nov. 2

• Jacksonville at Cincinnati, 1pm ET
• Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 1pm ET
• Arizona at Dallas, 1pm ET
• Philadelphia at Houston, 1pm ET
• N.Y. Jets at Kansas City, 1pm ET
• San Diego at Miami, 1pm ET
• Washington at Minnesota, 1pm ET
• St. Louis at San Francisco, 4:05pm ET
• Denver at New England, 4:25pm ET
• Oakland at Seattle, 4:25pm ET
• Baltimore at Pittsburgh-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Nov. 3

• Indianapolis at N.Y. Giants, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 10
(Byes: Houston, Indianapolis, Minnesota, New England, San Diego, Washington)
Thursday, Nov. 6

• Cleveland at Cincinnati, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Nov. 9

• Tennessee at Baltimore, 1pm ET
• Kansas City at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Miami at Detroit, 1pm ET
• Dallas vs. Jacksonville, at London, 1pm ET
• San Francisco at New Orleans, 1pm ET
• Pittsburgh at N.Y. Jets, 1pm ET
• Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1pm ET
• Denver at Oakland, 4:05pm ET
• St. Louis at Arizona, 4:25pm ET
• N.Y. Giants at Seattle, 4:25pm ET
• Chicago at Green Bay-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Nov. 10

• Carolina at Philadelphia, 8:30pm ET

Week 11
(Byes: Baltimore, Dallas, Jacksonville, N.Y. Jets)
Thursday, Nov. 13

• Buffalo at Miami, 8:25pm ET
• Sunday, Nov. 16 Atlanta at Carolina, 1pm ET
• Minnesota at Chicago, 1pm ET
• Houston at Cleveland, 1pm ET
• Philadelphia at Green Bay, 1pm ET
• Seattle at Kansas City, 1pm ET
• Cincinnati at New Orleans, 1pm ET
• San Francisco at N.Y. Giants, 1pm ET
• Denver at St. Louis, 1pm ET
• Tampa Bay at Washington, 1pm ET
• Oakland at San Diego, 4:05pm ET
• Detroit at Arizona, 4:25pm ET
• New England at Indianapolis-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Nov. 17

• Pittsburgh at Tennessee, 8:30pm ET

Week 12
(Byes: Carolina, Pittsburgh)
Thursday, Nov. 20

• Kansas City at Oakland, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Nov. 23

• Cleveland at Atlanta, 1pm ET
• N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Tampa Bay at Chicago, 1pm ET
• Cincinnati at Houston, 1pm ET
• Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1pm ET
• Green Bay at Minnesota, 1pm ET
• Detroit at New England, 1pm ET
• Tennessee at Philadelphia, 1pm ET
• St. Louis at San Diego, 4:05pm ET
• Arizona at Seattle, 4:05pm ET
• Miami at Denver, 4:25pm ET
• Washington at San Francisco, 4:25pm ET
• Dallas at N.Y. Giants-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Nov. 24

• Baltimore at New Orleans, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 13
Thursday, Nov. 27

• Chicago at Detroit, 12:30pm ET
• Philadelphia at Dallas, 4:30pm ET
• Seattle at San Francisco, 8:30pm ET
• Sunday, Nov. 30 San Diego at Baltimore, 1pm ET
• Cleveland at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Tennessee at Houston, 1pm ET
• Washington at Indianapolis, 1pm ET
• N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville, 1pm ET
• Carolina at Minnesota, 1pm ET
• New Orleans at Pittsburgh, 1pm ET
• Oakland at St. Louis, 1pm ET
• Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 1pm ET
• Arizona at Atlanta, 4:05pm ET
• New England at Green Bay, 4:25pm ET
• Denver at Kansas City-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Dec. 1

• Miami at N.Y. Jets, 8:30pm ET

Week 14
Thursday, Dec. 4

• Dallas at Chicago, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Dec. 7

• Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1pm ET
• Indianapolis at Cleveland, 1pm ET
• Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1pm ET
• Houston at Jacksonville, 1pm ET
• Baltimore at Miami, 1pm ET
• N.Y. Jets at Minnesota, 1pm ET
• Carolina at New Orleans, 1pm ET
• N.Y. Giants at Tennessee, 1pm ET
• St. Louis at Washington, 1pm ET
• Kansas City at Arizona, 4:05pm ET
• Buffalo at Denver, 4:05pm ET
• San Francisco at Oakland, 4:25pm ET
• Seattle at Philadelphia, 4:25pm ET
• New England at San Diego-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Dec. 8

• Atlanta at Green Bay, 8:30pm ET

Week 15
Thursday, Dec. 11

• Arizona at St. Louis, 8:25pm ET

Sunday, Dec. 14

• Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 1pm ET
• Jacksonville at Baltimore, 1pm ET
• Green Bay at Buffalo, 1pm ET
• Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1pm ET
• Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1pm ET
• Minnesota at Detroit, 1pm ET
• Houston at Indianapolis, 1pm ET
• Oakland at Kansas City, 1pm ET
• Miami at New England, 1pm ET
• Washington at N.Y. Giants, 1pm ET
• Denver at San Diego, 4:05pm ET
• N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 4:05pm ET
• San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25pm ET
• Dallas at Philadelphia-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Dec. 15

• New Orleans at Chicago, 8:30pm ET

Week 16
Thursday, Dec. 18

• Tennessee at Jacksonville, 8:25pm ET

Saturday, Dec. 20

• San Diego at San Francisco, 4:30 or 8:15pm ET
• Philadelphia at Washington, 4:30 or 8:15pm ET

Sunday, Dec. 21

• Cleveland at Carolina, 1pm ET
• Detroit at Chicago, 1pm ET
• Baltimore at Houston, 1pm ET
• Minnesota at Miami, 1pm ET
• Atlanta at New Orleans, 1pm ET
• New England at N.Y. Jets, 1pm ET
• Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 1pm ET
• Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 1pm ET
• N.Y. Giants at St. Louis, 4:05pm ET
• Indianapolis at Dallas, 4:25pm ET
• Buffalo at Oakland, 4:25pm ET
• Seattle at Arizona-x, 8:30pm ET

Monday, Dec. 22

• Denver at Cincinnati, 8:30pm ET

WEEK 17
Sunday, Dec. 28

• Carolina at Atlanta, 1pm ET
• Cleveland at Baltimore, 1pm ET
• Detroit at Green Bay, 1pm ET
• Jacksonville at Houston, 1pm ET
• San Diego at Kansas City, 1pm ET
• N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1pm ET
• Chicago at Minnesota, 1pm ET
• Buffalo at New England, 1pm ET
• Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 1pm ET
• Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1pm ET
• New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1pm ET
• Indianapolis at Tennessee, 1pm ET
• Dallas at Washington, 1pm ET
• Oakland at Denver, 4:25pm ET
• Arizona at San Francisco, 4:25pm ET
• St. Louis at Seattle, 4:25pm ET

There you go fans, mark your calendar for this awesome Football season full of exciting NFL games live streaming on TV, PC and mobile devices.

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2014-15 National Football League (NFL) Season

Get ready for the coming of new NFL season fans! The 2014-15 NFL Season will open on Thursday, September 4 with the annual kickoff game headlining the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks facing at home the Green Bay Packers. The season will end with the championship game - Super Bowl XLIX at the University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona on February 1.

The NFL season 2014-15 marks the 95th edition in the history of the National Football League (NFL). It's getting hotter, bolder and greatly in-demand sporting event for thousand die-hard football fans in the United States and other countries in the world.

The NFL has just released recently all the 32 regular-season schedules! Check the complete National Football League (NFL) Season 2014-15 schedule.



A month away to the eagerly and much-awaited comeback of American football! Mark your calendar fans and follow all the excitement and thrilling actions of NFL season 2014-15 live TV, PC and mobile devices.

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