Monday Night Football is back on ESPN this season, with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman taking over in the broadcast booth after they left FOX.
But there will be a few times when you’ll hear Steve Levy and Co. on certain broadcasts, when ESPN and ABC will have doubleheaders that require a second crew.
Just as important: you’re probably here wondering who is playing whom every Monday night as you get ready for some primetime football.
So here’s the entire schedule for the season, in order, and we’ll double up on the weeks when it’s two MNF games instead of one:
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Week 1: Broncos-Seahawks (Sept. 12)
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Week 2: Titans-Bills and Vikings-Eagles (Sept. 19)
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Week 3: Cowboys-Giants (Sept. 26)
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Week 4: Rams-49ers (Oct. 3)
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Week 5: Raiders-Chiefs (Oct. 10)
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Week 6: Broncos-Chargers (Oct. 17)
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Week 7: Bears-Patriots (Oct. 24)
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Week 8: Bengals-Browns (Oct. 31)
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Week 9: Ravens-Saints (Nov. 7)
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Week 10: Commanders-Eagles (Nov. 14)
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Week 11: 49ers-Cardinals (Nov. 21)
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Week 12: Steelers-Colts (Nov. 28)
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Week 13: Saints-Buccaneers (Dec. 5)
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Week 14: Patriots-Cardinals (Dec. 12)
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Week 15: Rams-Packers (Dec. 19)
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Week 16: Chargers-Colts (Dec. 26)
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Week 17: Bills-Bengals (Jan. 2)
