The Thursday night Kickoff Game will be Tennessee at Pittsburgh.
Sunday Night Football will be Chicago at Green Bay.
Monday Night Football will be rather interesting, because it's the first of the "Legacy Weekend" series, where as part of the league's plan to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the AFL, four of its original teams will play each other. For that first MNF doubleheader:
Buffalo at New England
San Diego at Oakland
The AFL teams will wear throwback uniforms for those games, including the inexplicable era when the team named the Patriots wore red shirts


From left to right:
San Diego's look replicates their 1963 season
Denver's replicates 1960
Kansas City is replicating 1962, their last season as the Dallas Texans.
Oakland is replicating 1963. The NFL release details that for their away game in Foxboro, the Raiders will wear white jerseys with silver numerals outlined in black.
Tennessee, circa 1960. This was back when they were the Houston Oilers.
Buffalo replicates 1965, the last time Buffalo won a league championship of any sort.
New York is replicating 1961's New York Titans, before Leon Hess bought them, changed the color scheme, and renamed them the "Jets."
New England's 1963 uniform, when they were named the Boston Patriots.
The league also released information about the Thanksgiving games for 2009. Despite speculation otherwise, Detroit will retain its game. The schedule as follows:
Green Bay at Detroit
Oakland at Dallas
New York Giants at Denver