According to the FOX Sports article, DraftKings is running a promotion for new customers that allows them to bet $5 and receive $200 in bonus bets for use on any NFL game taking place during the first full Sunday of the season. The offer is available only to individuals who create a new DraftKings Sportsbook account, deposit at least $5, select the New Customer Token, and place a cash wager of $5 or more at odds of -500 or longer. Once the qualifying bet is settled, the $200 in bonus bets is credited instantly, irrespective of whether the original wager wins or loses. The promotion can be claimed on both desktop and mobile platforms, and the article notes that odds are subject to change. The piece highlights several of the afternoon and evening matchups that bettors could target with the bonus funds. In the early window, the Green Bay Packers face the Minnesota Vikings in an NFC North contest, while the Los Angeles Chargers host the Arizona Cardinals and the Miami Dolphins travel to Las Vegas to play the Raiders. Later in the afternoon, the Philadelphia Eagles, led by Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley, meet the Washington Commanders, whose quarterback is Jayden Daniels. The article also notes the primetime showdown between the Dallas Cowboys, featuring Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, and the New York Giants, whose starting quarterback is Jaxson Dart. A schedule table accompanying the text lists the full slate of games, including kickoff times and broadcast networks, ranging from the 1 p.m. ET contests on FOX and CBS to the 8:20 p.m. ET NBC/Peacock broadcast of the Cowboys‑Giants game and the Monday night clash between the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs on ESPN/ABC. The FOX Sports piece includes a standard affiliate disclosure, stating that the page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners and that FOX Sports could receive compensation if readers sign up or place a wager through those links. It directs readers to the outlet’s sports betting section for additional information. All details presented are drawn directly from the provided source; no external information is added.
