The 2018 NFL Schedule is Out

[bing101]

http://deadline.com/2018/04/nfl-schedule-2018-primetime-thanksgiving-highlights-1202372656/

The Schedule includes Sunday, Monday and Thursday Night Football's national broadcasts.

[Max Rockatansky]

The Lions play in San Francisco, that might be a worth a drive from Fresno to go see. 

[MNHighwayMan]

Thank God the NFL decided to not go with the Vikings re-playing the Eagles Week 1 as the season opener or on SNF/MNF. I would've spent all off-season not looking forward to that.

[mgk920]

And the Packers host the Bears to open their 100th season of play.  There is a good likelihood that I'll be at that game.



Mike

[Max Rockatansky]

I'm slightly amused the first three replies were regarding all the NFC Central teams. 

[SP Cook]

To relate this to at least travel, if not roads, the most traveled team for 2018 will be the Raiders at 31716 miles, just above the Chargers by less than 100.  IIRC last year was the Eagles and that turned out OK. 

[Henry]

And the Packers host the Bears to open their 100th season of play.  There is a good likelihood that I'll be at that game.



Mike

Yes, because there's no better way to open the season than with a renewal of the longest-running rivalry in the league.

I’m slightly amused the first three replies were regarding all the NFC North teams. 

FTFY; the NFC Central has not existed since 2001, the final year before realignment to the current divisions took place.

[Max Rockatansky]

And the Packers host the Bears to open their 100th season of play.  There is a good likelihood that I'll be at that game.



Mike

Yes, because there's no better way to open the season than with a renewal of the longest-running rivalry in the league.

I'm slightly amused the first three replies were regarding all the NFC North teams. 

FTFY; the NFC Central has not existed since 2001, the final year before realignment to the current divisions took place.

Meh...never cared much for when they renamed the Central Division anyways.  I kind of miss not having the Bucs in the same division, I have family in Tampa and would go see the Lions play out there fairly often.

[nexus73]

And the Packers host the Bears to open their 100th season of play.  There is a good likelihood that I'll be at that game.



Mike

Yes, because there's no better way to open the season than with a renewal of the longest-running rivalry in the league.

I’m slightly amused the first three replies were regarding all the NFC North teams. 

FTFY; the NFC Central has not existed since 2001, the final year before realignment to the current divisions took place.

Meh...never cared much for when they renamed the Central Division anyways.  I kind of miss not having the Bucs in the same division, I have family in Tampa and would go see the Lions play out there fairly often.

Chicago and Green Bay probably miss having either a nice winter game in Florida or a chance to freeze the Bucs for a W at home.  Can't lose when those are your options...LOL!

Rick