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Broadcast Teams Announced for NFL Network’s Week 15 and 16 Telecasts

Curt Menefee, Nate Burleson, Steve Mariucci & Melissa Stark to Call Texans-Jets (Week 15) & Redskins-Titans (Week 16)​

Mike Tirico, Kurt Warner & Peter Schrager to call Browns-Broncos (Week 15) & Ravens-Chargers (Week 16)

NFL Network has set its broadcast teams for the four NFL Network Special matchups in Week 15 and 16 of this season.

Curt MenefeeNate Burleson and Steve Mariucci, along with Melissa Stark on the sidelines, will broadcast two games on NFL Network, beginning with the Week 15 matchup between the Houston Texans and New York Jets on Saturday, December 15. In Week 16, Menefee, Burleson, Mariucci and Stark will broadcast the Washington Redskins-Tennessee Titans game on Saturday, December 22. Kickoff for both games is at 4:30 PM ET.

Mike Tirico and Kurt Warner, along with Peter Schrager on the sidelines, will broadcast the Cleveland Browns-Denver Broncos Week 15 game on Saturday, December 15 and the Baltimore Ravens-Los Angeles Chargers Week 16 game on Saturday, December 22. Kickoff for both games is at 8:20 PM ET.

In addition to airing on NFL Network, each game will be available on local broadcast stations in the respective home markets of the competing teams (KHOU in Houston, WNBC in New York, WOIO in Cleveland, KDVR in Denver, WRC in Washington, WSMV in Nashville, WBAL in Baltimore and KABC in Los Angeles). Several digital streaming options are also available to fans, with the full listing available at NFL.com/NFLNSpecial.

The 2018 Thursday Night Football Presented by Bud Light season continues Thursday, November 8 when quarterback Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers travel to face wide receiver Antonio Brown and the Pittsburgh Steelers at 8:20 PM ET on FOX, NFL Network and Amazon Prime Video. Coverage from Pittsburgh starts at 6:00 PM ET on NFL Network with NFL GameDay Kickoff.

 

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