The complete 2020 NFL schedule is here!
The NFL schedule for 2020 is here!
On Thursday, the National Football League revealed its full 256-game slate for the 2020 season and a team-by-team breakdown. There's a lot to take in!
The season kicks off on Sept. 10 with the defending champion Chiefs hosting the Texans – who they dispatched in the playoffs with an avalanche of a comeback in the divisional round last season. And Tom Brady brings a jolt to Tampa Bay as the Bucs land in prime time much more than usual.
Here are the other highlights that you need to know:
- Winners & losers: Which teams are sitting pretty?
- We get Brady vs. Brees right off the jump.
- There is a game on a Friday for the first time in 11 years.
- Thanksgiving Day slate is chock full of rivalry games.
- The Cowboys in the regular-season opener of the Rams' new SoFi Stadium.
- 10 most intriguing games on the entire 2020 schedule.
- These are five grudge matches that will be must-see TV.
Alas, not everyone will be satisfied.
Here's the complete schedules for all 32 NFL teams:
- Arizona Cardinals
- Atlanta Falcons
- Baltimore Ravens
- Buffalo Bills
- Carolina Panthers
- Chicago Bears
- Cincinnati Bengals
- Cleveland Browns
- Dallas Cowboys
- Denver Broncos
- Detroit Lions
- Green Bay Packers
- Houston Texans
- Indianapolis Colts
- Jacksonville Jaguars
- Kansas City Chiefs
- Las Vegas Raiders
- Los Angeles Chargers
- Los Angeles Rams
- Miami Dolphins
- Minnesota Vikings
- New England Patriots
- New Orleans Saints
- New York Giants
- New York Jets
- Philadelphia Eagles
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- San Francisco 49ers
- Seattle Seahawks
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Tennessee Titans
- Washington Redskins
RIP Don Shula
Don Shula, the NFL's all-time wins leader died Monday at the age of 90.
The gruff and demanding coach – though he did have a softer side – patrolled as leader on the NFL sidelines from 1963-1995, wracking up a record 328 regular-season victories. Though quite successful with the Colts (he led Baltimore to the 1964 NFL Championship Game as well as Super Bowl III following the 1968 season), he became a legend for his 26 years with the Miami Dolphins. He led the 'Fins to the Super Bowl five times, winning back-to-back in 1972 and 1973. The '72 squad remains the only team to finish unbeaten in the Super Bowl era.
Other NFL news, notes, analysis, tidbits
- Backup QB rankings: Is your team's contingency plan adequate?
- Cowboys' cliff-jumping rookie seeks new thrills in NFL.
- Beast Mode coming back to Seattle?
- Wife of Ravens Earl Thomas arrested after police say she pointed loaded gun at husband's head.
- Frank Gore is heading to the Jets for a 16th NFL season.
- Andy Dalton still believes he can be a starter in the NFL.
- Roger Goodell sent the league’s 32 teams a memo laying out protocols for how to reopen facilities.
- Carson Wentz is not worried by the Eagles' selection of QB Jalen Hurts.
- Packers QB Jordan Love's quiet assertiveness is evident in times of tragedy and triumph.
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