According to Wikipedia, the NFL season has only been starting on a Thursday since 2002. Since then, only 5 teams have not appeared under the lights to open the season, ironically all of which have never won a Super Bowl either.
Since 2004, the team who won the Super Bowl the previous season would host the kickoff game, except in 2013 when the Ravens had to start in the road due to scheduling conflicts with the Orioles (they share the same parking lot), and in 2019 when the Packers and Bears played on opening night to celebrate the league’s 100th season with one of the oldest and greatest rivalries in sports.
This year marks only the 2nd time ever in which the kickoff is played on a Wednesday night instead of Thursday night, the other time being in 2012.
Seattle makes their first appearance this week since 2014, while New England makes their first since 2017. It also marks the first time in 10 years that the kickoff game is a Super Bowl rematch.