NORTH TEXAS (CBS 11 NEWS) - The CBS Television Network marks its 55^th year broadcasting the NFL with some of the most marquee games on the NFL schedule including Super Bowl XLVIII rematch Denver-Seattle (9/21), Denver-New England(11/2), Indianapolis-Dallas (12/21), New England-Green Bay (11/30), Indianapolis-Pittsburgh (10/26) and Washington-San Francisco (11/23) during its 17 weeks of regular-season coverage. In addition to the AFC package, the 106 regular-season game broadcast schedule features for the first time ever NFC games. The regular-season schedule is followed by a post-season slate of AFC Playoff games including theAFC Championship Game on January 18, 2015.

This year marks the inaugural partnership between the CBS Television Network and NFL Network in broadcasting Thursday Night Football. The 16-game Thursday Night Football schedule kicks off on September 11 with Pittsburgh-Baltimore from M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md.