Showing posts with label 2015 NFL Schedule. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015 NFL Schedule. Show all posts

Sunday, August 2, 2015

2015 NFL preseason games schedule

The 2015 NFL preseason will kick off with the Vikings facing the Steelers. (Getty Images)
FACT: This is the last Sunday without NFL/College Football (preseason/regular season) until Sunday February 13, 2016.

This August, preseason football begins and thousand NFL fans are excitedly awaiting for the new season of this premiere sports in the world. Get ready fans for another sure exciting and whole-season of loaded field actions and excitement in the 2015-16 National Football League. The 2015 NFL preseason is quite an interesting one and must-watch series of matchups that we can't afford to miss fans.

The 2015 NFL preseason games kickoffs on August 9 with the Pittsburgh Steelers facing the Minnesota Vikings in a hall of fame meeting. The preseason will conclude on September 4 with numbers of football games.

[Complete 2015 NFL Football Regular-Season Schedule]

Here's the complete schedule, with nationally televised games marked.

Hall of Fame Game - Aug. 9

Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh (NBC)

Week 1 (Aug. 13-17)
  • Carolina at Buffalo
  • Dallas at San Diego
  • Denver at Seattle
  • Green Bay at New England
  • Indianapolis at Philadelphia
  • Kansas City at Arizona
  • Miami at Chicago
  • New Orleans at Baltimore
  • NY Giants at Cincinnati
  • NY Jets at Detroit
  • Pittsburgh at Jacksonville
  • San Francisco at Houston
  • St. Louis at Oakland
  • Tampa Bay at Minnesota
  • Tennessee at Atlanta
  • Washington at Cleveland
Week 2 (Aug. 20-24)
  • Buffalo at Cleveland (ESPN, Aug. 20)
  • St. Louis at Tennessee (FOX, Aug. 23)
  • Cincinnati at Tampa Bay (ESPN, Aug. 24)
  • Atlanta at NY Jets
  • Baltimore at Philadelphia
  • Chicago at Indianapolis
  • Dallas at San Francisco
  • Denver at Houston
  • Detroit at Washington
  • Green Bay at Pittsburgh
  • Jacksonville at NY Giants
  • Miami at Carolina
  • New England at New Orleans
  • Oakland at Minnesota
  • San Diego at Arizona
  • Seattle at Kansas City
Week 3 (Aug. 27-30)
  • Detroit at Jacksonville (CBS, Aug. 28)
  • Seattle at San Diego (CBS, Aug. 29)
  • Houston at New Orleans (FOX, Aug. 30)
  • Arizona at Oakland (NBC, Aug. 30)
  • Atlanta at Miami
  • Chicago at Cincinnati
  • Cleveland at Tampa Bay
  • Indianapolis at St. Louis
  • Minnesota at Dallas
  • New England at Carolina
  • NY Jets at NY Giants
  • Philadelphia at Green Bay
  • Pittsburgh at Buffalo
  • San Francisco at Denver
  • Tennessee at Kansas City
  • Washington at Baltimore
Week 4 (Sept. 3-4)
  • Arizona at Denver
  • Baltimore at Atlanta
  • Buffalo at Detroit
  • Carolina at Pittsburgh
  • Cincinnati at Indianapolis
  • Cleveland at Chicago
  • Houston at Dallas
  • Jacksonville at Washington
  • Kansas City at St. Louis
  • Minnesota at Tennessee
  • New Orleans at Green Bay
  • NY Giants at New England
  • Oakland at Seattle
  • Philadelphia at NY Jets
  • San Diego at San Francisco
  • Tampa Bay at Miami
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Thursday, May 7, 2015

Complete 2015 NFL Football Regular-Season Schedule

The schedule of the National Football League (NFL) 2015-16 season is finally out. The league has officially released its complete 2015 NFL schedule on Tuesday evening, April 21st. Get ready fans for another spectacular 17 weeks of football field actions, exciting passes and thrilling touchdowns.

NFL Kickoff 2015 Weekend will begin on Thursday, September 10, and the regular season will conclude on Sunday, Jan. 3. Super Bowl 50 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara in California will be played on Sunday, Feb. 7, 2016.

[A look at the entire 2015 NFL regular-season schedule, click here.]

Watch Football Live

The NFL 2015 football season is the 96th edition in the history of the National Football League (NFL) which is schedule to begin with the opening game with the Pittsburgh Steelers taking on the defending champion New England Patriots on Thursday, September 10 (a good start for the Pats due the Steelers will be without NFL All-Pro running back Le'Veon Bell due to suspension). The first "Sunday Night Football" game of the season slated on September 13 with New York Giants traveling to face the Dallas Cowboys.

The league decided to go with three NFC vs. NFC games on Thanksgiving (November 26) for two consecutive seasons. The Eagles kick it off at the Detroit Lions, the Carolina Panthers will play at the Dallas Cowboys, and the third Thanksgiving game will be the Chicago Bears at the Green Bay Packers.

The NFL's regular-season schedule release has become a big day on the sports calendar. That's why we are highly recommending to thousand sports fanatics to prepare to watch NFL games live on your TV set, PC and mobile devices. Enjoy and don't miss marking your calendar already!
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