The hottest tickets from the NFL's 2022 schedule release
The NFL schedule got released Thursday night, renewing an anticipation for the next season that, honestly, never quite goes away once the final Super Bowl whistle blows.
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NFL schedule 2022 winners, best matchups, must-watch debuts, Super Bowl and win total predictions -- Experts make their picks
The 2022 NFL schedule is out, and the league enters its second year with 17 regular-season games after playing a 16-game schedule since 1978. The regular season kicks off on Thursday, September 8, with the Buffalo Bills visiting the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams. Week 1 also features Russell Wilson's return to Seattle on Monday Night Football, Tom Brady in Dallas, Patrick Mahomes vs. Kyler Murray and six in-division matchups.
NFL schedule 2022: Tom Brady's 3 intriguing matchups
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Messi, Ronaldo, LeBron, Federer: Forbes' 10 highest-paid athletes for 2022
Lionel Messi is the highest-paid athlete in the world, according to Forbes, after earning a staggering amount of money in the last 12 months.
Allen v Mahomes to put on a show: We reveal the top 10 matchups in the 2022 NFL season
88 days since the Super Bowl when the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium, we finally know what the 2022 NFL season is set to look like.
NBC’s 2022 slate includes three Tom Brady games
The NBC schedule includes 18 Sundays and a pair of Thursdays. Like every year since SNF migrated to NBC in 2006, it’s a great schedule.
2022 NFL Schedule Release: Highlighting key dates
The NFL's announcement of its 2022 regular-season schedule Thursday night marks the unofficial countdown to Game 1 on Sept. 8. It is a time when all 32 teams have high hopes for what the brand new season has in store. With fans of every team clamouring to see what their club’s schedule looks like, here are some of the more anticipated games for the 2022 season:
Predicting 10 remaining NFL free-agent signings, including landing spots for Odell Beckham Jr., Jarvis Landry, James Bradberry, more
In the real world, it's usually better to get your holiday shopping done as early as possible. In the NFL, the opposite might be true. You don't want to wait until the last possible second to sign somebody to your roster, but smart organizations often take it easy during the opening days of free agency before pouncing later in the offseason.