Title: National Football League on television
Content:  Winter Olympic years (NBC's current contract expires after the 2032 Summer Olympics in Brisbane, in Australia). Until 2014 when the highlights program Gameday Live was launched, the NFL Network during 1:00 p.m. regular season games and the playoffs merely featured a still screen with the data of ongoing games on-screen under the title NFL GameCenter, while Sirius XM NFL Radio played in the background with 'carousel' score reports, with only highlights of game action from radio play-by-play heard occasionally. Super Bowl GameCenter retains this format on NFL Network during the actual Super Bowl, which instead carries the NFL on Westwood One radio broadcast of the game.
Title: National Football League
Content:  NFL Kickoff game that starts the regular season and a primetime Thanksgiving Day game. ESPN carries all Monday Night Football games. The NFL's own network, NFL Network, broadcasts a series titled Thursday Night Football, which was originally exclusive to the network, but which in recent years has had several games simulcast on CBS (since 2014) and NBC (since 2016) (except the Thanksgiving and kickoff games, which remain exclusive to NBC). For the 2017 season, the NFL Network will broadcast eighteen regular season games under its Thursday Night Football brand, sixteen Thursday-evening contests (10 of which are simulcast on either NBC or CBS) as well as one of 
Title: NFL Network
Content:  NFL Network televises all 65 preseason games each August. Some of the games air live on the network; however, a majority of these contests air on a tape-delayed basis and use the local broadcast of one of the teams involved. Live preseason game broadcasts on NFL Network are blacked out in the home markets of both participating teams, where the game is broadcast on a local station; in those affected areas, an alternate feed of NFL Network is shown instead with a different preseason game or a previously aired game. Prior to 2014, NFL Network occasionally broadcast selected preseason games as special editions of Thursday Night Football.
Title: NFL Network
Content:  On January 31, 2019, NFL Network signed a multi-year deal to air Alliance of American Football games, broadcasting two games per week, most of them on Saturday and Sunday nights. The league ultimately folded in the middle of its inaugural season.
Title: NFL Network
Content:  Prior to the 2012 season, the NFL Network aired live primetime games on Thursdays beginning in mid-November. Starting with the 2012 season, the network began televising one live Thursday night game each week from Weeks 2 through 15 (excluding Thanksgiving Day), as well as one live Saturday night game during Week 16. As a result of the addition of these extra games, every NFL team now appears in at least one timeslot-exclusive nationally televised game (either a Thursday, Sunday, or Monday Night contest, a Thanksgiving game, or a 9:30 a.m ET London game). As with the games broadcast by ESPN's Monday Night Football, the NFL Network telecasts 
Title: NFL on Nickelodeon
Content:  On March 18, 2021, Richard Deitsch of The Athletic asked Sean McManus about the future of Nickelodeon-style NFL games. McManus said that there's a section in the new CBS deal regarding alternate telecasts such as the Nick game, but not weekly. On September 1, 2021, it was announced that the Wild Card simulcast will return for the 2021 NFL season. On December 16, 2021, Nickelodeon announced that Noah Eagle, Nate Burleson, and Gabrielle Nevaeh Green would once again call the channel's NFL Wild Card playoff game telecast. It was also announced that Dylan Gilmer would replace Lex Lumpkin as the sideline reporter.
Title: NFL on television in the 2010s
Content:  season for five games; CBS's games would be in the early part of the season as before, while NBC's would cover later in the season. Under the terms of NFL Network's retransmission agreements with cable providers, the NFL has included a stipulation requiring seven games in the Thursday Night Football package to be carried solely on NFL Network; for the 2018 season, potential bidders were free to place a bid on a package ranging from anywhere between four and eleven games. Fox, the winning bidder, bought all eleven games that were up for bids. As the eighteen total games involve 
Title: NFL Network
Content:  May 2019, NFL Network announced a four-year deal with the Conference USA to air a weekly regular-season game on Saturday afternoons beginning in the 2019 season. However after only one season the deal was voided and Conference USA football no longer airs on NFL Network. Since 2019, NFL Network has annually carried the Black College Football Hall of Fame Classic, a college football kickoff game that features a matchup of two historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) on the Sunday before Labor Day. The HBCU Legacy Bowl, a postseason all-star game involving draft-eligible HBCU players, also has broadcast rights held by NFL Network.
Title: National Football League on television
Content:  with a national week 15 Saturday game the previous week, with CBS and Fox producing the regional games and NBC producing the national games for cable. Since 2018, NFL Network has exclusively aired three or four late-season Saturday games per season. When the schedule is released, five Sunday afternoon games in each of these weeks will be eligible to be moved to Saturday afternoon or evening. The games moving to Saturday are typically announced no later than four weeks prior to game day. Beginning in 2021, ESPN and ABC will air a Saturday doubleheader during Week 18 featuring games with playoff implications. The 2021 season will feature six 
Title: NFL on CBS
Content:  In January 2014, reports surfaced that the NFL was shopping a selection of up to eight games from its Thursday Night Football package to other broadcasters, including the league's existing broadcast partners, along with Turner Sports. While the league was seeking either a cable or broadcast outlet, they were strongly considering the latter. On February 5, 2014, it was announced that CBS would air eight, early-season Thursday night games during the 2014 NFL season in simulcast with NFL Network, with the remainder airing on NFL Network exclusively. CBS's team of Jim Nantz and Phil Simms handled commentary for all of the games, and CBS Sports produced all of the games in the 

Question: what games will be on nfl network this year?
Answer: New York Jets.