The Chicago Bears vs Green Bay Packers Wild Card playoff game will stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video

Mixing advanced stats with AI graphics, Amazon is trying to cater to hard-core football fans with its "Thursday Night Football" broadcast.

Prime Video will continue to broadcast Thursday Night Football in 2026.

Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs) are the dominant chips for AI training and inference (or application deployment), including in data centers operated by cloud computing companies. As such, Nvidia's tech is widely used by the NFL via cloud computing services, as discussed above.

Millions will be tuning into a slate of college and NFL games, and you don’t have to pay top dollar to watch. If you’re a football fan, you’re in for an embarrassment of riches this weekend. Millions will be tuning into a slate of college and NFL games, and you don’t have to pay top dollar to watch.

Broadcast legend Al Michaels will call NFL games for Amazon Prime Video again in 2026. Amazon confirmed the news to The Athletic, which reported it Friday. Michaels, 81, has been the voice of "Thursday Night Football" since Amazon took over the franchise in 2022.

The last time Michaels called a postseason game at Soldier Field, it didn’t end well for Chicago. That contest was the NFC Wild Card matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, when Bears kicker Cody Parkey missed a potential game-winning field goal after it hit the upright and then the crossbar — forever remembered as the infamous “double doink.”

Al Michaels will be back in the booth in 2026 as the NFL announced he will return as the Prime Video play-by-play broadcaster.