NFL schedule is officially released, full of some very interesting matchups. While the opponents have been determined for months, we finally know when (and what network) the biggest matchups in the league will be taking place.

Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt are set for an action-packed 11 weeks as FOX's "America's Game of the Week" schedule was released for the 2025 season.

Another important benchmark of the NFL offseason is here as the league announced the full 2025 schedules for all 32 teams.

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The NFL is invested in this renewed rivalry. The Eagles have the NFL's most talented roster, while the Commanders are an up-and-comer led by perhaps a generational quarterback. With scheduled meetings in Weeks 16 and 18, the league believes the NFC East will be decided between the Commanders and Eagles late in the season.

The NFL content Super Bowl has arrived in the NFL with the 2025 schedule release. What was once just the release of the season calendar has turned into a chaotic, beautiful moment for all 32 squads. Teams go above and beyond to release videos that reveal the schedule in hilarious, dramatic format.

We're all winners with that elite Week 1 prime-time slate. But the Browns and Saints are schedule-release losers with no prime-time games.

On Wednesday, the NFL released the full 2025 regular-season schedule. All 32 fanbases can begin to set travel plans. So, what can these loyal supporters expect from their ball clubs this year?

The 2025 regular-season schedule has been unveiled. While we already knew the matchups for each game next season, when they'd be slotted in throughout the 18-game schedule was still a question. One of the specific storylines for teams during this schedule release was whether or not they'd be suiting up for "Thursday Night Football,

NBC will air the Super Bowl, while Fox has the NFC title game and CBS has the AFC title game. Networks will share wild-card and divisional-round games, and Prime Video also has one wild-card game. Playoffs are expected to begin Jan. 10, 2026, and Super Bowl LX is Feb. 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.