Every year, the NFL turns its schedule release into a big event. It's become a whole thing. There's even a reveal to let us know when the reveal is now, which feels pretty ridiculous and superfluous to anyone who doesn't make content.

Pittsburgh Steelers executives aren't the only ones eagerly awaiting a decision from Aaron Rodgers on whether he plans to play football this season.

For starters, they won't be suffering from much jetlag in 2025—Cincinnati travels a combined 8,753 miles in 2025, the least in the league. A chunk of that travel comes early in the season, with four of their first six games away from home.

Exiting the 2025 NFL schedule release, Cincinnati Bengals fans are understandably hopeful that the team can avoid a third straight 9-8 finish to a season. Of the many NFL schedule predictions making the rounds right now, Bleacher Report's Moe Moton outlines the biggest concerns around the 2025 Bengals quite well while projecting another 9-8 finish:

Now, the league has no comment on Portnoy’s presence in the Patriots’ video. Even though Portnoy makes direct reference to the Goodell clown-nose shirt during his comments.

The Philadelphia Eagles are the defending Super Bowl champions and have a loaded schedule of opponents. One would think Philadelphia would be in the conversation for the most standalone games on the 2025 schedule.

The Eagles got screwed by the league. And two reasons show exactly why.

While the Seahawks were all about that action and the Chargers met the high bar they have set, the Colts removed their video shortly after it was posted.

The Packers are mostly neutral in rest advantage, but the 2025 schedule has the Packers leading the NFL in short road weeks.