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- Commanders
“Commanders”
- Lions
“Lions”
- San Francisco 49ers
“San Francisco 49ers”
- Vikings
“Vikings”
- Dallas Cowboys
“Cowboys”
- Rams
“Rams”
- Giants
“Giants”
- Kansas City Chiefs
“Chiefs”
- Chargers
“Chargers”
- Seahawks
“Seahawks”
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- Commanders
“Commanders”
- Lions
“Lions”
- San Francisco 49ers
“San Francisco 49ers”
- Vikings
“Vikings”
- Dallas Cowboys
“Cowboys”
- Rams
“Rams”
- Giants
“Giants”
- Kansas City Chiefs
“Chiefs”
- Chargers
“Chargers”
- Seahawks
“Seahawks”
- Chicago Bears
“Chicago Bears”
- Broncos
“Broncos”
- Philadelphia Eagles
“Eagles”
- Arizona Cardinals
“Arizona Cardinals”
- Los Angeles Chargers
“Los Angeles Chargers”
- Seahawks
“However, you could note that three playoff teams — the Rams, the 49ers, and the Seahawks — ranked third, fourth, and fifth in rest differential, respectively.”
- Emeka Egbuka
“Emeka Egbuka”
- Cam Ward
“Cam Ward”
- Patrick Mahomes
“Kansas City will be at full strength with Patrick Mahomes back”
- Seahawks
“Patriots at Seahawks”
- Patriots
“Patriots at Seahawks”
- Giants
“Cowboys at Giants”
- Dallas Cowboys
“Cowboys at Giants”
- Dallas Cowboys
“Things kick off at 12:30 p.m. with Bears vs. Lions, then at 4:30 p.m. it’s Eagles vs. Cowboys, and into the evening at 8:30 with Bills vs. Chiefs p.m.”
- Philadelphia Eagles
“Things kick off at 12:30 p.m. with Bears vs. Lions, then at 4:30 p.m. it’s Eagles vs. Cowboys, and into the evening at 8:30 with Bills vs. Chiefs p.m.”
- Buffalo Bills
“Things kick off at 12:30 p.m. with Bears vs. Lions, then at 4:30 p.m. it’s Eagles vs. Cowboys, and into the evening at 8:30 with Bills vs. Chiefs p.m.”
- Lions
“Things kick off at 12:30 p.m. with Bears vs. Lions, then at 4:30 p.m. it’s Eagles vs. Cowboys, and into the evening at 8:30 with Bills vs. Chiefs p.m.”
- Packers
“In 2025 they played the Packers, in 2024 it was the Bears, and in 2023 it was the Packers once more.”
- Kansas City Chiefs
“Things kick off at 12:30 p.m. with Bears vs. Lions, then at 4:30 p.m. it’s Eagles vs. Cowboys, and into the evening at 8:30 with Bills vs. Chiefs p.m.”
- Bears
“Things kick off at 12:30 p.m. with Bears vs. Lions, then at 4:30 p.m. it’s Eagles vs. Cowboys, and into the evening at 8:30 with Bills vs. Chiefs p.m.”
- Green Bay Packers
“the streaming service will air a game on Thanksgiving Eve between the Green Bay Packers and the Los Angeles Rams”
- Detroit Lions
“The Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys will be the home teams for the first two games, in a tradition that dates back to both 1934 (when the Lions hosted their first Thanksgiving Day game)”
- Dallas Cowboys
“The Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys will be the home teams for the first two games, in a tradition that dates back to both 1934 (when the Lions hosted their first Thanksgiving Day game) and 1966 (when the Cowboys joined the holiday slate)”
- Philadelphia Eagles
“The Cowboys will welcome the Philadelphia Eagles to AT&T Stadium that Thursday afternoon”
- Los Angeles Rams
“the streaming service will air a game on Thanksgiving Eve between the Green Bay Packers and the Los Angeles Rams”
- New York Jets
“the Dolphins, Cardinals, and Jets continue to exist — content with already shaping themselves into tanking teams hoping to find their quarterback of the future next year”
- Detroit Lions
“Everything is shaping up for this team to bounce back in a major way. Not only is the team healthy, but they made a lot of depth acquisitions in free agency to mitigate the risk moving forward. Not only are the Lions still every bit of the NFC Championship-potential team they have been in recent years, but they enter the 2026 season with one of the easiest strength of schedules based on the 2025 season.”
- Miami Dolphins
“the Dolphins... continue to exist — content with already shaping themselves into tanking teams”
- Arizona Cardinals
“the Dolphins, Cardinals, and Jets continue to exist — content with already shaping themselves into tanking teams”
- Indianapolis Colts
“the Colts went 8-4 prior to Daniel Jones' season-ending achilles injury, and prior to that he was already dealing with a separate issue with his fibula. While Indianapolis lost some key names in free agency, they also retained their core. The Colts will have a full season of Sauce Gardner to help on the defensive side of the ball, the team expects Jones will make a full recovery, and their opponent slate includes two against the Titans, as well as the Dolphins and Browns. It's a good opponent base to get back on track. I expect them to be a Wild Card team when playoff time rolls around.”
- Kansas City Chiefs
“This was iffy until reports emerged that Patrick Mahomes was ahead of schedule, with the belief he could make his return Week 1 of the regular season. That timeline might be a tad hopeful, but even if he's able to come back in the first four or five games, well, the Chiefs will be a threat. There's no doubt Kansas City was bad a year ago with far too many close games not going their way. Nine of their 11 losses in 2025 came by a single score or less, putting the Chiefs right at that pivot point where it's fairly easy to see them flipping the script and netting a lot more wins. They have a difficult path through the Broncos and Chargers in the AFC West, but with Mahomes back and their new players integrated, I think Andy Reid will find a way to get this team back into the playoff picture.”
- Miami Dolphins
“the Dolphins, Cardinals, and Jets continue to exist — content with already shaping themselves into tanking teams hoping to find their quarterback of the future next year”
- Arizona Cardinals
“the Dolphins, Cardinals, and Jets continue to exist — content with already shaping themselves into tanking teams hoping to find their quarterback of the future next year”
- New York Giants
“John Harbaugh is the most profound coaching upgrade in the NFL this season. The Giants had a killer draft full of players who can help right away. The NFC East is profoundly chaotic, opening the door for anyone to surprise. In looking at these Giants I just see the overwhelming potential of their pass rush, paired with Harbaugh's mind for the game, and sprinkling in the offensive pop they've gained and it leaves me with an organization that it wouldn't surprise me if they stun the NFL and win the NFC East.”
- Andy Reid
“with Mahomes back and their new players integrated, I think Andy Reid will find a way to get this team back into the playoff picture”
- Patrick Mahomes
“reports emerged that Patrick Mahomes was ahead of schedule, with the belief he could make his return Week 1 of the regular season. That timeline might be a tad hopeful, but even if he's able to come back in the first four or five games, well, the Chiefs will be a threat.”
- Cam Skattebo
“This is the pick that could easily backfire when it's all said and done, mostly because it hinges on Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo to remain healthy — which wasn't in the cards last year.”
- Jaxson Dart
“This is the pick that could easily backfire when it's all said and done, mostly because it hinges on Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo to remain healthy — which wasn't in the cards last year.”
- Sauce Gardner
“The Colts will have a full season of Sauce Gardner to help on the defensive side of the ball”
- New England Patriots
“Last year the New England Patriots advanced to Super Bowl LX, and while the relative ease of their schedule was a talking point...”
- Carolina Panthers
“The Carolina Panthers fall into the latter category. Due to the NFL's scheduling formula, the Panthers have just eight road games this year.”
- Denver Broncos
“Until the Patriots traveled to Denver to take on the Broncos in the AFC Championship Game...”
- New England Patriots
“Last year the New England Patriots advanced to Super Bowl LX...”
- Los Angeles Rams
“the two teams that are traveling the most are the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams”
- New Orleans Saints
“...their longest trek in 2025 was to New Orleans to play the Saints...”
- San Francisco 49ers
“the two teams that are traveling the most are the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams...”
- Los Angeles Rams
“the two teams that are traveling the most are the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams...”
- Carolina Panthers
“As for the Panthers, this schedule could be a blessing. Last year the New England Patriots advanced to Super Bowl LX, and while the relative ease of their schedule was a talking point, another factor in their rise was how little New England traveled in 2025.”
- New England Patriots
“Last year the New England Patriots advanced to Super Bowl LX...”
- Los Angeles Rams
“It probably comes as no surprise that the two teams that are traveling the most are the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams, who will meet in Week 1 in the NFL's first regular-season game in Australia.”
- San Francisco 49ers
“the two teams that are traveling the most are the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams”
- Cleveland Browns
“Not too far behind are the Cleveland Browns, who will rack up just 9,073 miles this year.”
- San Francisco 49ers
“It probably comes as no surprise that the two teams that are traveling the most are the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams, who will meet in Week 1 in the NFL's first regular-season game in Australia.”
- Philadelphia Eagles
“...and a game against the Philadelphia Eagles.”
- Minnesota Vikings
“That is not the only international game on San Francisco's slate, as the 49ers will travel to Mexico City to take on the Minnesota Vikings in Week 11.”
- Carolina Panthers
“The Carolina Panthers fall into the latter category.”
- Carolina Panthers
“The Carolina Panthers fall into the latter category [of teams that will barely even go on the road].”
- Houston Texans
“Week 6: Houston Texans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars”
- Jacksonville Jaguars
“The Jaguars will play in London on back-to-back weeks, starting in Week 5 against the Philadelphia Eagles at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium”
- Philadelphia Eagles
“Week 5: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Jacksonville Jaguars”
- Washington Commanders
“The Colts and the Commanders will square off in Week 4 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London”
- Indianapolis Colts
“Week 4: Indianapolis Colts vs. Washington Commanders”
- Baltimore Ravens
“the Baltimore Ravens square off with the Dallas Cowboys on September 27 at the Maracanã Stadium”
- Cincinnati Bengals
“Week 9: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Atlanta Falcons”
- Atlanta Falcons
“the Bengals will face the Falcons in Week 9”
- Seattle Seahawks
“is the reason the Seahawks will begin their season on a Wednesday”
- Los Angeles Rams
“The first international game on the 2026 schedule will be played between the Los Angeles Rams and the San Francisco 49ers”
- New Orleans Saints
“the Steelers and Saints will meet at Stade de France in Week 7”
- San Francisco 49ers
“Week 1: San Francisco 49ers vs. Los Angeles Rams”
- Minnesota Vikings
“the 49ers will face the Vikings in Mexico City during Week 11”
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