NFL games today and every week of the season, at their kickoff in your time zone. Thursday, Sunday and Monday night games, the Thanksgiving slate and the games played abroad are all on the timelines of your cities, so you see where each game really falls for you - an afternoon kickoff in the US is the evening in Europe, a night game the next morning in Asia.
The schedule comes from ESPN and covers the rest of the regular season and the playoffs, with the scores of the games just played. Select a game for the teams, the stadium, its national US TV and radio broadcasts and, once it is over, the score. Late-season games whose time the league has not set yet are shown for their whole day until the kickoff is announced.
Polymarket usually opens markets on a game a few days before kickoff. For the games that have them, the card shows the current odds on the winner, the spread and the game total, plus the most traded player props - up to 12 markets, by trading volume. Games further ahead show "Polymarket markets: none yet".
Playoff games and the Super Bowl join the calendar as soon as they are scheduled. The calendar is updated daily.
Every game is a bar on the timeline of each of your cities at its kickoff in that city's local time, so a Sunday afternoon in the US shows up as your evening in Europe, or a Monday night game as your Tuesday morning in Asia. The next event button jumps to the next game.
Select a game: its card lists the national US TV and radio broadcasts from ESPN's schedule. Local broadcasts of the teams are not shown.
Late-season games whose time the NFL has not set yet are shown for their whole day with "Start time to be confirmed". They move to their kickoff as soon as the time is announced.
Polymarket opens markets on a game a few days before it. For the games that have them, the card shows the current odds on the winner, the spread, the total points and the most traded player props - up to 12 markets, by volume.
Yes. Playoff games and the Super Bowl appear as soon as they are scheduled, labelled with the round, after the last week of the regular season.
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