The NFL will release the regular-season schedule on Thursday

NEW YORK – The NFL will release its complete regular-season schedule on Thursday.

The announcement made on Friday is in line with the past few years, when the schedule was released in the second week of May.

The league has already announced San Francisco 49ers And Los Angeles Rams See you in Melbourne, Australia in Week 1. The game will air in primetime in the US at 8:35 pm ET on September 10. Melbourne is 14 hours ahead of New York and 17 hours ahead of Los Angeles and San Francisco, meaning the game kicks off at 10:35am the following day in Australia.

play in Baltimore Ravens And Dallas Cowboys To be held in Rio de Janeiro in Week 3 (September 27).

Seven other international matchups will be announced Wednesday at 9 a.m. ET on “Good Morning Football” on NFL Network.

Dates for other key games are expected to filter out over the course of the week. Typically, the networks announce one of their showcase games to advertisers during a so-called up-front.

D Seattle Seahawks They will begin defending their Super Bowl title in the Sept. 9 kickoff game. The name of the opponent has not been announced.

The NFL could opt for an immediate Super Bowl LX rematch since New England will visit Seattle. Last season, the Super Bowl LIX rematch between Philadelphia and Kansas City took place in Week 2.

Other possible possibilities include Chicago, Kansas City, Dallas or Los Angeles Chargers.