NFL releases full 2026 schedule with TV details; record nine games go abroad

The NFL has published its complete 2026 regular-season schedule, providing kickoff times, broadcast information and a host of international matchups. The league’s release covers all 32 franchises and highlights a record nine games to be played outside the United States.

The comprehensive schedule document lists every team’s dates and bye weeks and includes specific entries for the Eagles, Chiefs and Cowboys among all franchises. It outlines prime-time windows, international matchups and the television channels and streaming options that will carry the games. The guide is presented as an easy-to-use reference from opening night through the final playoff push. It also flags Week 18 updates and notes that late-season schedule changes will be tracked.

Every club’s full slate is available in the release, enabling fans to locate opponents, game dates and kickoff times for the 2026 regular season. The listing is intended to serve supporters seeking single-game details as well as those mapping out travel, planning watch parties or noting teams’ bye weeks. For marquee matchups, the schedule identifies which dates fall into prime-time packages.

A notable element of this year’s rollout is the scale of international play: a record nine games go abroad, expanding the league’s overseas footprint. Those matchups are incorporated into the overall calendar so supporters can see when and where international fixtures occur. The inclusion of more games outside the United States is presented alongside the domestic broadcast plan.

Broadcast information is integrated with each matchup entry, naming the TV channels and streaming options that will carry games throughout the season. That material is designed to help viewers determine how to follow their teams whether the contest is in a standard window or part of a prime-time slate. The schedule also highlights how late adjustments, including Week 18 updates, will be communicated if necessary.

The NFL’s complete schedule functions as a single destination for the regular-season timeline, from opening night through the run-in to the playoffs. Fans can consult it for team-specific calendars, international fixtures and the broadcast coverage that will deliver each game.