The 2026 season of the NFL will kick off on Sunday, October 1st, with the Green Bay Packers hosting the New England Patriots in the first game of the season. The season will conclude on December 25th with the Philadelphia Eagles hosting the Atlanta Falcons.

Here is a breakdown of the schedule for the upcoming season:

Week 1: Green Bay vs. Seattle (Nov. 27)

Week 2: Green Bay vs. Cleveland (Dec. 3)

Week 3: Green Bay vs. Carolina (Dec. 10)

Week 4: Green Bay vs. Minnesota (Dec. 17)

Week 5: Green Bay vs. Tampa Bay (Dec. 24)

Week 6: Green Bay vs. Baltimore (Jan. 1)

Week 7: Green Bay vs. Jacksonville (Jan. 8)

Week 8: Green Bay vs. Detroit (Jan. 15)

Week 9: Green Bay vs. Houston (Jan. 22)

Week 10: Green Bay vs. Miami (Feb. 4)

Week 11: Green Bay vs. Arizona (Feb. 11)

Week 12: Green Bay vs. San Francisco (Feb. 18)

Week 13: Green Bay vs. Chicago (Mar. 1)

Week 14: Green Bay vs. New Orleans (Mar. 8)

Week 15: Green Bay vs. Cincinnati (Mar. 15)

Week 16: Green Bay vs. St. Louis (Apr. 1)

Week 17: Green Bay vs. Indianapolis (Apr. 8)

Week 18: Green Bay vs. Dallas (Apr. 15)

Week 19: Green Bay vs. Kansas City (Apr. 22)

Week 20: Green Bay vs. Seattle (May 1)

Week 21: Green Bay vs. Pittsburgh (May 8)

Week 22: Green Bay vs. Los Angeles Rams (May 15)

Week 23: Green Bay vs. Arizona Cardinals (May 22)

Week 24: Green Bay vs. Denver Broncos (June 1)

Week 25: Green Bay vs. Minnesota Vikings (June 8)

The standings for each team will be announced after the regular season concludes.

Overall, this year's NFL season promises to be one of the most exciting and competitive in recent memory. With multiple talented teams and a strong emphasis on defense, there is no reason to not expect another great season from the league.