How to watch the Jets vs. Jaguars game on Amazon Prime Video tonight

We are unsure of our plans for the next two weeks as of today. We’re unsure of how we feel that we’ve reached the second-to-last Thursday Night Football game of the season.

It means that we are just weeks away from the most exciting part of the NFL season, the playoffs, when the league’s finest teams will seek to climb the Golden Ladder that leads directly to Glendale, Arizona and Super Bowl LVII. It also means that when the Cowboys play the Titans next week and the final whistle blows, Thursday Night Football will be over for the season.

Try to maintain composure. We will as well. Because we have two major games remaining, beginning with tonight’s matchup between the 6-8 Jacksonville Jaguars and the 7-7 New York Jets on the Jets’ home ground.

Exciting enough already? What if we told you that these teams’ chances of making the playoffs are in jeopardy? Will the Jets’ losing run continue against Jacksonville, or will they keep their playoff aspirations alive? There is only one subscription you must determine.

How to watch, when to tune in, and what this game means for each clubs’ playoff chances are described below.

Prime Video

Thursday Night Football is unique to Amazon Prime Video and is available for free with a subscription or 30-day free trial. Currently, the 30-day trial would permit you to view both this week’s and next week’s games for free.

In addition to every Thursday Night Football game, including pre- and post-show coverage, a Prime Video subscription gives you access to some of the season’s biggest movies, such as Harry Styles’ “My Policeman,” Amazon Original holiday movies, such as “Something from Tiffany’s,” and a massive slate of Original Series, such as “The Boys” and “The Periphery.”

In summary, it is a must-have, especially as the conclusion of the season approaches. There has never been more at stake.

When does the match begin?

Real TNF fans are aware that the game will begin at 8:15 EST, with pregame coverage commencing at 7:00 EST and postgame coverage following. It will be a long and fascinating evening. Grab your Christmas cookie tin, your footie pajamas, and a glass of warm milk; we’ll be here for a while.

What should I anticipate from tonight’s game?

The Jets have been rotating quarterbacks throughout the season, and it was announced earlier this week that Zach Wilson will start tonight’s game, as Mike White continues to recuperate from fractured ribs he suffered in a Week 14 defeat to the Bills.

Since then, Zach Wilson, who was previously benched in favor of White after Week 11 due to a turbulent season, has resumed his position as quarterback for the Jets, to little effect.

Tonight at MetLife, the Jets will face the resurgent Jacksonville Jaguars, who are riding a two-game winning run. It will be up to quarterback Russell Wilson to turn the Jets’ fortunes around and keep them in the playoff hunt.

The Jets have more to lose and possibly even more to prove in tonight’s game, but both teams will bring their A-Game. Jacksonville is a tiny betting favorite, but anything can happen on the Jets’ home field. We must observe to find out, and there is only one place to do so.

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