‘TNF with Dude Perfect’ Alternate Broadcasts to Return to ‘Thursday Night Football’ in November
The trick-shot artists will be back with their particular flavor of alternate ‘TNF’ stream for the Dolphins-Jets game on Black Friday.
The amazing stunts, tricks, and physics-defying spectacles from Dude Perfect are returning to “Thursday Night Football.” Dude Perfect first partnered with “TNF” in 2022, serving as one of several alternate broadcasts for the first season of Prime Video holding the exclusive national broadcasting rights to Thursday NFL games.
- “TNF with Dude Perfect” returns for the first-ever Black Friday game on Nov. 24 between the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets.
- The broadcast will return the next week for the Dallas Cowboys-Seattle Seahawks showdown on Thursday, Nov. 30.
- Amazon has unveiled fantastic new features for “TNF” streams this season, including the integration of artificial intelligence to show trends and predictions for plays before they happen.
When Will Dude Perfect Return to ‘TNF’?
The Dude Perfect alternate broadcast of “Thursday Night Football,” also known as “TNF with Dude Perfect” will return on Friday, Nov. 24. If that date seems a little odd, it’s because Prime Video won the rights to host the first-ever Black Friday NFL game this year; the game will feature the Miami Dolphins facing the New York Jets, and it will be free to stream for all viewers, whether they’re Prime Video subscribers or not.
“TNF with Dude Perfect” returns the next week as well, for a showdown in Dallas when the Seattle Seahawks travel to Texas to take on the Cowboys on Thursday, Nov. 30. Other “TNF with Dude Perfect” games could be available through the end of the season, but these were the only two confirmed by Prime Video in its announcement that the alternative broadcast was returning for a second season.
“We’re pumped to be coming back to bring the Dude Perfect experience to Prime Video’s ‘Thursday Night Football!’ We have a blast with these alternate streams and love presenting a unique way to watch a live NFL game that brings families together,” said Dude Perfect’s Tyler Toney. “To be part of the first-ever NFL Black Friday celebration is an added bonus, and then we come right back six days later for the Seahawks-Cowboys showdown in Big D—it doesn’t get any better!”
“We couldn’t be happier to welcome back ‘TNF with Dude Perfect’ as part of Prime Video’s inaugural Black Friday football celebration,” Prime Video Sports’ director of live production Jared Stacy said. “The Dudes’ infectious energy and passion for the game make them a natural fit for our enhanced Black Friday coverage, and the unique afternoon time slot on November 24 presents an added opportunity for parents to watch this family-friendly NFL special alongside their kids.”
New Features, New Games on the Way?
“TNF” streamsgot some big improvements heading into the 2023 season, mostly dedicated to helping immerse fans fully in the football experience. The integration of artificial intelligence into the “Prime Vision” alternate stream allows fans to see which defensive player is most likely to blitz on a certain play, or what a team on offense should do in a particular down-and-distance scenario.
There could be more live sports headed to Prime Video in the near future if “TNF” continues to do well for the service. Amazon is reportedly interested in pursuing rights to the expanded College Football Playoff when they become available starting in 2026. Amazon also wants to get into NBA streaming and has plans to turn weekly basketball into a “TNF”-like event if it wins any of the league’s rights following the 2024-25 season.
But for now, sports fans can look forward to the return of “TNF with Dude Perfect,” which will present alternate streams of two NFL games on Nov. 24 and Nov. 30 on Prime Video.
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