What NFL games are on today? TV channels, Thursday schedule

Back like it never left. Opening night provided plenty of drama in the NFL, but now it's time for an encore. And the league is certainly racking up the miles in the early part of this season. The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers are taking their NFC West rivalry to the international stage fo

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Back like it never left.

Opening night provided plenty of drama in the NFL, but now it's time for an encore. And the league is certainly racking up the miles in the early part of this season.

The Los Angeles Rams

and San Francisco 49ers are taking their NFC West rivalry to the international stage for the NFL's first game in Australia. It's a game that will feature Myles Garrett in his Rams debut, George Kittle's return from a torn Achilles and much more.

Yet the focus of this game has been about what's taking place off the field.

Sleep.

The 49ers arrived a week ago in an effort to adjust to the time change, while the Rams took it down to the wire to preserve their body clocks.

Football fans will just have

to hope that sleep narrative doesn't produce a slumber party of a game. Here's what to know about the NFL schedule for today.

NFL schedule, games today

There is one NFL game scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 10. Here's who's playing:

Los Angeles Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers, 8:35 p.m. ET, Netflix

How to watch NFL Australia game

Stream (national): Netflix
TV channel (local markets only):
- Los Angeles: KNBC
- San Francisco: NBC Bay Area (KNTV)

The Rams and 49ers game in Australia is a Netflix exclusive. That means you will need the streaming service to watch the action, unless you live in either the Los Angeles or San Francisco market.

Fans looking to watch in one of those markets can see the game on their local NBC affiliate.

Noah Eagle headlines the Netflix broadcast booth with the play-by-play duties. Luke Kuechly, who was just inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, will provide analysis while Tom Pelissero and MJ Acosta-Ruiz handle the sideline reporting.

Terry McAulay will serve as the rules analyst.