The NFL is releasing the entire 2025 schedule on Wednesday. Here are all the rumored matchups leaked ahead of the official release.

The NFL spends a lot of time every year putting the schedule together and although the league does its best to make sure every team is happy, the fact of the matter is that making everyone happy is impossible when you're putting together a schedule that consists of 272 games (You can see the full schedule here).

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.

For the first time ever, the NFL will exclusively be streaming a regular-season game in its entirety on YouTube and the best part is that it will be free. The Google-owned company will get to show the Week 1 game in Brazil which will feature the Los Angeles Chargers as the home team.

Week 1 NFL lines are out in May and surely someone is ready to place their bets on who will start their season off right. The regular season’s opening game will be Sept. 4 on “Thursday Night Football” when the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles host the division rival Cowboys.

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.

Kansas City Chiefs schedule is out! Check out the full list of games and projected win-loss record for the upcoming NFL season.