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The Thanksgiving Day schedule for Week 13 of the NFL season is more than just a lineup of games; it’s a celebration of the rich history and traditions associated with the holiday. This year’s schedule includes three must-watch games, featuring two teams that have been playing on Thanksgiving for decades.
The Chicago Bears will travel to face the Detroit Lions, the team that hosted the first Thanksgiving Day game in 1934, to kick off the festivities. The second game of the day will feature the New York Giants traveling to Arlington, Texas, to face the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys have hosted a home game on Thanksgiving every year since 1966, and this year is no different. Both teams have faced challenging seasons, and a win this week would be crucial. It would also serve as a much-needed morale booster to lift their spirits as they head into the holiday season.
To conclude the Thanksgiving Day events, the Miami Dolphins will take on the Green Bay Packers in a prime-time game. Both teams are entering Week 13 on winning streaks and aim to maintain their momentum as the season heads into the finals weeks.
Get ready for a Thanksgiving Day full of NFL action that promises to be nothing short of thrilling. Here’s how you can catch all the excitement.
All times Eastern.
Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions
The Week 13 game between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions will stream on Paramount+ and Fubo, which is offering a free trial for new subscribers.
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New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys
Fox will broadcast the Thanksgiving Day Week 13 game between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys.
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Miami Dolphins vs. Green Bay Packers
Peacock will stream the Week 13 game between the Miami Dolphins and Green Bay Packers.
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According to the NFL, Thanksgiving Day football has a rich history in two cities: Detroit and Dallas. The Detroit Lions played their first Thanksgiving game against the Chicago Bears at the University of Detroit Stadium on November 29, 1934. In front of an audience of 26,000, the Bears defeated the Lions with a score of 19-16. Despite the loss, it was a game that started the tradition in Detroit.
The Dallas Cowboys first played on Thanksgiving in 1966, facing the Cleveland Browns at the Cotton Bowl. The Cowboys won the game with a score of 26-14. Since then, they have played on Thanksgiving every year except for 1975 and 1977.
The Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys traditionally play on Thanksgiving Day every year.
The Detroit Lions’ Thanksgiving Day all-time record is 37-45-2.
The Dallas Cowboys’ Thanksgiving Day all-time record is 33-22-1.
The Chicago Bears’ Thanksgiving Day all-time record is 20-15-2.
The Green Bay Packers’ Thanksgiving Day all-time record is 15-20-2.
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