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Entering the 2026 season, the NFL has decided to expand their weekly schedule. There will be more football to watch than just on Thursday, Sunday and Monday. The season opener between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will be on a Wednesday. There will be games on Friday and Saturday as well down the […] The post Jason Kelce sends urgent warning about expanded NFL scheduling appeared first on ClutchPoints.
General managers tend to be myopic about NFL schedules, but some brutal stretches for contenders got attention among rival front offices.
What do the New York Jets, Arizona Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, Miami Dolphins, and Las Vegas Raiders have in common? They’re the five NFL teams that don’t currently have a primetime game in the 2026 NFL season. That’s the luck of the draw, or misfortune as it were, as NFL scheduling is very much a merit-based…
After introducing federal legislation last month to ensure fans are guaranteed a free, live option to watch broadcasts of professional sports teams within their home state, Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) is coming after the NFL for its recent scheduling practices. On Wednesday, Sen. Baldwin issued a statement regarding the NFL’s decision to schedule her hometown…
The Kansas City Chiefs are facing backlash after delivering conflicting messages on whether Patrick Mahomes will start the season. The post Chiefs in Hot Water Over Conflicting Messages on QB Patrick Mahomes appeared first on Heavy Sports.
Under current NFL scheduling procedures, teams are only permitted to play two “short-week” games per season. In practice, the rule ensures that teams are not scheduled for more than two games on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday each year. Amazon’s Prime Video, which owns the Thursday Night Football package, is most impacted by this scheduling provision. While…
