September 8 – 15
While last week was the appetizer for football season, the main course is about to begin. The NFL kicks off this week with games spread across four days of the week. NCAA hits Week 2 of their season and the Canadian Football League (CFL) hits their three-quarter mark with Week 15 of game action.
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The 2026-2027 NFL season officially starts on Wednesday with a Super Bowl rematch between the New England Patriots against the Seattle Seahawks. Then there's more NFL on Thursday with the 49ers visiting the Rams on Netflix. Sunday is where most of the heavy action is with 13 games for your TV screens. Wrapping up Week 1 will be the Broncos and Chiefs for Monday Night Football.
Meanwhile NCAA enters Week 2. You have Oklahoma(10) at Michigan(16) on Saturday at the noon-time (ET) spot — a strong blue-blood, non-conference matchup. You also have Alabama(13) at Kentucky to test the Crimson Tide's road game and Tennessee at Georgia Tech for the Volunteers first visit to Bobby Dodd Stadium in 40 years. Your strongest matchup to showcase will be Ohio State(1) visiting Texas(5) at the 7:30pm ET slot; this is a huge matchup early on in the season that should draw a lot of attention.
Lastly, the CFL enters Week 15 of their 21 week season. These games are also on throughout Saturday, conflicting with some NCAA games. However, if you US-based and have the fan club or extra TVs, it's worth tossing a game on or two for the novelty and to show that you take all football seriously.
As always, make sure you're marking off what games you're showing on your FANZO profile, so the games can on your website as well as automated social media posts.
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