Week 2 of the NFL season gets underway this Friday, kicking off with the Cleveland Browns @ the Cincinnati Bengals this Friday night.
It is one of three Week 2 games that will be shown live on Sky Sports' new dedicated NFL channel.
Monday night sees the Seattle Seahawks @ the New England Patriots, with Tuesday showing the Las Vegas Raiders @the New Orleans Saints.
All three games will be shown on both Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event. Each take place at roughly 1am UK time.
How to access Sky Sports NFL?
You can check out the latest discounts available on Sky Sports through their Deals & Offers page. You can also add sports to your current Sky TV package at sky.com/shop/tv/
For the more ardent American football fans among you, you can access even more extensive coverage of the sport through use of a NFL Game Pass.
The NFL Game Pass enables subscribers the ability to stream all 256 regular season matches, as well as all games from the play-offs and Super Bowl which will be live next year from Tampa Bay.
They also have a host of original programming, as well as historic documentaries and round-the-clock news coverage.
What happened in NFL Week 1?
All eyes were on Tom Brady following his unexpected move to Tampa Bay.
43 year-old 'Tampa Tom' as he is being dubbed didn't get off to an ideal start, though. The Buccaneers lost 34-23 to the Saints.
Brady's old team, meanwhile, adjusted to life without him pretty well. Bill Belichick's side, with new quarterback Cam Newton at the heart of the team, defeated the Dolphins 21-11.
Elsewhere, the Detroit Lions managed to blow a 17 point 4th quarter lead against the Chicago Bears. It's only the third time such a deficit has been overcome in the past 15 years.
Chiefs 34 - 20 - Texans
Bills 27 - 17 - Jets
Vikings 34 - 43 Packers
Washington 27 - 17 Eagles
Ravens 38 - 6 Browns
Jaguars 27 - 20 Colts
Panthers 30 - 34 Raiders
Lions 23 - 27 Bears
Falcons 25 - 38 Seahawks
Patriots 21 - 11 Dolphins
Bengals 13 - 16 Chargers
49ers 20 - 24 Cardinals
Saints 34 - 23 Buccaneers
Rams 20 - 17 Cowboys
Giants 16 - 26 Steelers
Broncos 14 - 16 Titans
