The NFL releasing the 2026 schedule on Thursday night meant fans across the country could begin to make plans. Naturally, some guys are going to draw more eyeballs than others.

For the 21st year, NBC (and now Peacock) will be the home for Sunday Night Football.

Fans have noticed that more midweek games are a feature of next season's NFL schedule. Find out the league's motivation behind the move.

First up, when it comes to games kicking off on Sunday night, it will be an NFC East matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants at MetLife Stadium in Week 1. The Cowboys will be a popular staple in this window, as they are slated to appear on Sunday night three times, tying them with the Kansas City Chiefs for the most in the NFL.

The 2026 NFL schedule is set, meaning the matchups that will take place during the fantasy playoffs have been determined. The Bears and Vikings stand out as teams to target for late-season points.

Sherman Lewis, who won four Super Bowl championships as an assistant coach, died on Friday at 83 years old. His death was confirmed by Michigan State University, where Lewis was an All-American running back in 1963.

The NFL welcomed quarterback Aaron Rodgers back to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday night. Rodgers enters his 22nd NFL season and will turn 43 later this year. Only a handful of quarterbacks have started games in their 40s,

Matthew Stafford and his Los Angeles Rams will duel the rival San Francisco 49ers in the NFL's regular-season Australian debut. Ezra Shaw / Getty Images We’re still more than three months away from opening kickoff, but the 2026 NFL season begins to come ...

The NFL Schedule has been released, and these 5 games are too boring to get excited about.