The Kansas City Chiefs are the darlings of the NFL schedule once again, and the team the league is banking on to turn in huge ratings. With the NFL schedule being unveiled this week, the Chiefs will be featured in seven prime-time games -- five in the first eight weeks of the season.

The NFL released its full 272-game schedule Wednesday. Here's a look at the most interesting matchup in each of the 18 weeks.

Count Jim Nantz among those who are ready for Aaron Rodgers to make a decision about his future. Though he’s been heavily linked to the Steelers, the veteran quarterback remains a free agent midway through May.

NFL schedule will officially be released tonight around 8 p.m. ET for all 32 teams, but as is the case every year, individual game leaks tend to emerge before then. While many of these leaks do wind up coming to fruition,

For starters, they won't be suffering from much jetlag in 2025—Cincinnati travels a combined 8,753 miles in 2025, the least in the league. A chunk of that travel comes early in the season, with four of their first six games away from home.

Kansas City, Dallas and Washington are all part of at least eight stand-alone games and Philadelphia gets seven, while Josh Allen and Buffalo visit Lamar Jackson and Baltimore in Week 1 on “Sunday

The Commanders will play in six prime-time games this season. The NFL certainly wanted the NFC East more than any other division, as the Commanders, Eagles, and Cowboys will each play six prime-time games. Only the Kansas City Chiefs will be on prime time more often, as the Chiefs are scheduled for seven prime-time games.

The NFL released its 2025 schedule in its entirety on Wednesday evening, and you can bet that more than a few teams and players have circled select dates on their calendars.

Just ahead of the NFL schedule release, Baltimore made a major contract move. The front office worked out a new two-year, $30 million extension with star running back Derrick Henry.

“The fact that at least four — and likely more — Eagles games will be played at a time when many are watching will only make it more likely that sufficient arms will be twisted to torpedo the tush push,” Florio wrote on Tuesday.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — When the NFL schedule dropped, Browns analysts Mary Kay Cabot and Dan Labbe weren’t focused on opponents or bye weeks. Instead, they were stunned by a glaring omission that speaks volumes about how the league views Cleveland heading into 2025.

The Eagles won't play back-to-back home games all season. That's the hand they've been dealt by the NFL's schedule makers.