It's officially time to start thinking about the NFL again. You know, assuming that you somehow managed to avoid the Chip Kelly–dominated offseason news cycle.
Tonight, the NFL released its full schedule for the 2015–2016 regular season. The Steelers and Patriots will meet at Gillette Stadium to kick off the season on Thursday, Sept. 10.
Here are the matchups for the first three weeks of the season:
WEEK ONE:
Thursday, Sept. 10: Steelers at Patriots
Sunday, Sept. 13:
Packers at Bears
Chiefs at Texans
Browns at Jets
Colts at Bills
Dolphins at Redskins
Panthers at Jaguars
Seahawks at Rams
Saints at Cardinals
Lions at Chargers
Titans at Buccaneers
Bengals at Raiders
Ravens at Broncos
Giants at Cowboys
Monday, Sept 14.:
Eagles at Falcons
Vikings at 49ers
WEEK TWO:
Thursday, Sept. 17: Broncos at Chiefs
Sunday, Sept. 20:
Texans at Panthers
49ers at Steelers
Buccaneers at Saints
Lions at Vikings
Cardinals at Bears
Patriots at Bills
Chargers at Bengals
Titans at Browns
Falcons at Giants
Rams at Redskins
Dolphins at Jaguars
Ravens at Raiders
Cowboys at Eagles
Seahawks at Packers
Monday, Sept 21.: Jets at Colts
WEEK THREE:
Thursday, Sept. 24: Redskins at Giants
Sunday, Sept. 27:
Falcons at Cowboys
Colts at Titans
Raiders at Browns
Bengals at Ravens
Jaguars at Patriots
Saints at Panthers
Eagles at Jets
Buccaneers at Texans
Chargers at Vikings
Steelers at Rams
49ers at Cardinals
Bills at Dolphins
Bears at Seahawks
Broncos at Lions
Monday, Sept 28.: Chiefs at Packers
Super Bowl 50 will take place Feb. 7 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
Super Bowl hardware #gold #silver