The 2025 NFL season ignites with a blockbuster Thursday Night Football opener as the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys on September 4 at Lincoln Financial Field. The NFC East rivalry clash is electric with a lot of anticipation, as the Eagles raise their Super Bowl LIX banner, fueled by Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley’s dynamic offense. The Cowboys, led by a healthy Dak Prescott and their new head coach Brain Schottenheimer, aim to spoil Philly’s celebration. With both teams boasting high-powered offense and passionate fanbases, this prime-time showdown promises drama, some big plays, and a fierce start to the new season.
The NFL’s return brings a wave of excitement, with the Eagles-Cowboys matchup setting the tone for a thrilling 2025 campaign. Philadelphia’s quest for a repeat championship faces a Dallas squad revamped with additions like George Pickens, despite losing Micah Parsons to Green Bay. Expect a high-energy battle between the two teams, that will set the tone for the rest of the teams in the NFL.
Tunnel vision toward Thursday. 🦅 pic.twitter.com/JlJbPule67
— Sunday Night Football on NBC (@SNFonNBC) September 3, 2025
The 2025 NFL season kicks off with a classic Thursday Night Football action, featuring the Cowboys vs the Eagles. Shaboozey, the chart-topping artist, heightens the excitement with his new song “Let ‘Em Know,” debuting as the show open for Thursday Night Football and its “Thursday Night Kickoff” pregame. This high-energy track sets the stage for a season of intense rivalries and it will surely give us some unforgettable moments.
Shaboozey Is Ready to ‘Let ‘Em Know’ With New Song for ‘Thursday Night Football’https://t.co/EWwllfmeEC
— billboard (@billboard) September 4, 2025
Here are the announcers for Thursday Night Football, that’ll feature the Philadelphia Eagles taking on the Dallas Cowboys;
Amazon owns exclusive rights to Thursday Night Football as part of the next round of NFL broadcasting agreements from 2023 through 2033. Amazon’s rights began in the 2022 NFL season, after NFL Network, FOX, and Amazon subsequently opted out of the final year of the previous agreement.
In March 2021, Amazon acquired exclusive rights to become the broadcaster of Thursday Night Football, paying approximately about $1 billion per year, becoming the first streaming service to exclusively carry a package of NFL games.
Amazon is paying $1 billion a year to exclusively stream Thursday Night Football for the next decade.
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) May 10, 2023
This season, the company will pay another $100 million or so to stream the NFL's first-ever Black Friday game.
The matchup: Jets-Dolphins. pic.twitter.com/5pTU0VkIbt
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