Where to Find NFL Schedules, Scores, and Stats on NFL.com

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NFL.com puts schedules, scores, and stats in its top navigation and on the homepage, so you can reach live game coverage, weekly schedules, and team or player statistics without hunting through articles. The homepage's news feed and video sections also link directly to game-day coverage, which makes it a practical starting point whether you want a quick score check or a deeper stat review.

Start With the Main Navigation

The site organizes its core game information into a few standard sections. From the top menu or homepage, look for:

  • Scores — current and recent game results, including live game coverage on game days.
  • Schedule — the weekly slate and upcoming matchups, including details for specific games such as the London game.
  • Stats — team and player statistics, rankings, and weekly leaders.
  • Standings — division and conference records.

The homepage also surfaces these through its news and video modules. For example, the "What We Learned" and "Week 6 picks" stories link back to game results and analysis, and the video section carries post-game breakdowns.

Check Scores and Live Coverage

On game days, the scores section is the fastest route to live results. The homepage highlights game-day coverage directly — for instance, it promotes rewatching Seahawks-Broncos "TNF" with NFL+ Premium and features a Monday Night Football package. If you only need the final score, the scores page is enough; if you want highlights or analysis, follow the linked video and news items.

Find Schedules

The schedule section lists the week's games with dates, times, and matchups. It is also where you confirm details like the London game and primetime slots. The homepage's "How to watch Week 6" style articles point to the same schedule information and add broadcast details.

Dig Into Stats

The stats section covers team and player numbers. The homepage's "QB rankings, 1-32" and "Start 'Em, Sit 'Em" items show how stats feed into weekly analysis, while the stats pages themselves give you the underlying figures — passing, rushing, receiving, defense, and rankings. Use the stats section when you want numbers rather than commentary.

Know What Requires NFL+

Some video and live content sits behind NFL+. The homepage shows a "Rewatch Seahawks-Broncos 'TNF' with NFL+ Premium" prompt and a resubscribe offer for NFL+ Monthly at $6.99, plus a Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Bundle with NFL+ Premium at $39.99 per month. Scores, schedules, and standard stats are presented as part of the site's core coverage; premium video and certain live features are where the subscription comes in. Check the specific page before assuming a stream is free.

A Quick Path

  1. Open NFL.com.
  2. Use the top navigation for Scores, Schedule, or Stats.
  3. For live games, start on the scores page and follow the linked game coverage.
  4. For weekly context, read the homepage's game previews and recaps, which link back to the same data.

If a menu item is not where you expect, the homepage news feed and search are reliable fallbacks — the site consistently links its stories to the relevant scores, schedules, and stat pages.