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24 Sep, 2024

NFL 2025 schedule overview: home and away matchups for all 32 teams

For football faithful everywhere, the anticipation for the 2025 NFL schedule is already in high gear. While exact playing dates and times will only be confirmed in the spring, we do know each team’s home and away lineup—along with how they fared in the 2024 season. Below is a comprehensive breakdown of what to expect across all eight divisions, giving you insight into the biggest clashes, toughest road trips, and storylines to watch as the race to the playoffs begins.

Why the 2025 Schedule Matters

Every team starts with hope, regardless of last year’s record. Some seek to build on a dominant run, while others aim to flip the script after a rough outing. Home and away matchups can define a squad’s trajectory—whether it’s about leveraging hometown crowds or proving mettle in hostile stadiums. In a league where parity reigns, having certain games at home (or away) could tip the scales come December and January.

Heads up: The final schedule release each spring reveals prime-time slates, holiday showdowns, and possible international games. Until then, consider this your roadmap for the big clashes looming in 2025.

AFC East

Buffalo Bills (2024 record: 13-4)

After posting a strong 13-4 finish, the Bills remain the class of the AFC East. Defensive upgrades and quarterback consistency will be crucial as they welcome several contenders to Orchard Park.

Home Opponents:
- Division: Miami, New England, NY Jets
- Others: Baltimore, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Kansas City, Philadelphia
Away Opponents:
- Division: Miami, New England, NY Jets
- Others: Atlanta, Carolina, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Houston

Quick Take: Hosting the Chiefs and Eagles on home turf could be a massive advantage in potential playoff tiebreakers.

Miami Dolphins (8-9)

The Dolphins look to rebound from an 8-9 campaign by capitalizing on South Florida heat and a revamped offense. Whether they can thrive away from home will largely determine their playoff fate.

Home: Buffalo, New England, NY Jets, Baltimore, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, LA Chargers, Washington
Away: Buffalo, New England, NY Jets, Atlanta, Carolina, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis

Key Storyline: The transition to a more balanced attack could help Miami endure tricky road stops like Indianapolis and Pittsburgh.

New York Jets (5-12)

Still in the midst of a rebuild, the Jets aim to improve on a 5-12 finish. A mix of young talent and fresh coaching ideas may spark surprises, but the road slate looks challenging.

Home: Buffalo, Miami, New England, Atlanta, Carolina, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Denver, Dallas
Away: Buffalo, Miami, New England, Baltimore, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Jacksonville

Matchup to Watch: Hosting the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife could provide an early test for the Jets’ developing offense.

New England Patriots (4-13)

Following a 4-13 run, the Patriots are eager to reignite their winning culture. Their home schedule lends opportunities to rebuild momentum, but they’ll need consistent quarterback play to stand a chance in the East.

Home: Buffalo, Miami, NY Jets, Atlanta, Carolina, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Las Vegas, NY Giants
Away: Buffalo, Miami, NY Jets, Baltimore, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Tennessee

Crucial Factor: A retooled offense must click early—particularly if they’re to handle road dates against the Ravens and Bengals.

AFC North

Baltimore Ravens (12-5)

Coming off a solid 12-5, the Ravens focus on sustaining their high-powered offense while fine-tuning a tenacious defense. If they can protect home field, they’ll be eyeing another division crown.

Home: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit, New England, NY Jets, Houston, LA Rams
Away: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Green Bay, Miami, Minnesota, Kansas City

Don’t Miss: Trips to Arrowhead and Orchard Park could shape Baltimore’s postseason seeding.

Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7)

The Steelers aim to build on their 10-7 showing by reinforcing a run-heavy scheme and an aggressive defense. Look for them to lean on the Heinz Field faithful to survive a tough AFC North.

Home: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Buffalo, Green Bay, Minnesota, Miami, Indianapolis, Seattle
Away: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, New England, NY Jets, LA Chargers

Sleeper Game: Hosting the Seahawks could become an under-the-radar showdown of two physical teams.

Cincinnati Bengals (9-8)

After a near-miss with 9-8, the Bengals hope to capitalize on their young core. Keeping Joe Burrow upright is key—especially in road battles against some of the league’s stout defenses.

Home: Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit, New England, NY Jets, Jacksonville, Arizona
Away: Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Green Bay, Miami, Minnesota, Denver

Big Question: Can the defense hold up through road trips to Lambeau and Mile High, both notoriously tough environments?

Cleveland Browns (3-14)

A 3-14 finish places Cleveland in major rebuild territory. New leadership may spark growth, but the schedule demands resilience both home and away.

Home: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Green Bay, Miami, Minnesota, Tennessee, San Francisco
Away: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit, New England, NY Jets, Las Vegas

Opportunity: Facing several formidable NFC opponents at FirstEnergy Stadium might let the Browns catch contending teams off guard.

AFC South

Houston Texans (10-7)

With a 10-7 upswing last season, the Texans look to capitalize on home-field advantage in 2025. Strong drafting and strategic veteran signings could keep them in the playoff hunt.

Home: Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Arizona, Denver, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Buffalo, Tampa Bay
Away: Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Kansas City, LA Chargers, LA Rams, Seattle, Baltimore

Watch For: Showdowns with the Bills and 49ers in Houston, both potential litmus tests for postseason readiness.

Indianapolis Colts (8-9)

Hovering near .500, the Colts aim to regroup and challenge for a division title. Success at Lucas Oil Stadium might decide whether they can leapfrog the Texans or Jags.

Home: Houston, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Arizona, Denver, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Miami, Atlanta
Away: Houston, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Kansas City, LA Chargers, LA Rams, Seattle, Pittsburgh

Home Stretch: Late-season games hosting the Dolphins and Falcons could be must-wins if the Colts want to stay in the playoff picture.

Jacksonville Jaguars (4-13)

A tough 4-13 record forces the Jaguars into a reevaluation phase. Fortunately, the schedule offers a chance for improvement if the young core jells early.

Home: Houston, Indianapolis, Tennessee, Kansas City, LA Chargers, LA Rams, Seattle, NY Jets, Carolina
Away: Houston, Indianapolis, Tennessee, Arizona, Denver, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Cincinnati

Potential Upsets: Hosting the Chiefs in Duval County might spark an upset if Trevor Lawrence and company take a leap forward.

Tennessee Titans (3-14)

Coming off a challenging 3-14, the Titans are trying to restore the fierce ground-and-pound identity that once made them formidable. They’ll need to steal wins on the road to stay afloat.

Home: Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, LA Chargers, LA Rams, Seattle, New England, New Orleans
Away: Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Buffalo, Arizona, Denver, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Cleveland

Key Factor: A bruising run game can help control the clock in tough spots like Buffalo and Denver.

AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs (15-2)

Reigning atop the West with a 15-2 record, the Chiefs continue to be the team everyone aims to dethrone. A challenging travel slate won’t dampen Patrick Mahomes and company’s Super Bowl aspirations.

Home: Denver, Las Vegas, LA Chargers, Houston, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Detroit
Away: Denver, Las Vegas, LA Chargers, Dallas, Jacksonville, NY Giants, Tennessee, Buffalo

Must-Watch: Hosting the Ravens in Arrowhead could be a playoff preview.

Los Angeles Chargers (11-6)

The Chargers are hungry to build on an 11-6 campaign and prove they can keep pace with Kansas City. Balancing a potent offense and a developing defense will be crucial.

Home: Denver, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Houston, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Washington, Pittsburgh, Minnesota
Away: Denver, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Dallas, Jacksonville, NY Giants, Tennessee, Miami

Home Edge: SoFi Stadium might see shootouts against high-powered offenses like the Vikings and Eagles.

Denver Broncos (10-7)

With a 10-7 record, the Broncos’ playoff ambitions rest on strong divisional play. Winning in the thin air at Mile High should remain a top priority—especially when the Chiefs or Bengals come to town.

Home: Kansas City, Las Vegas, LA Chargers, Dallas, Jacksonville, NY Giants, Tennessee, Cincinnati, Green Bay
Away: Kansas City, Las Vegas, LA Chargers, Houston, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Washington, NY Jets

Defensive Focus: Slowing down visiting pass-heavy teams could swing multiple games in Denver’s favor.

Las Vegas Raiders (4-13)

A 4-13 season highlighted the Raiders’ need for a reset. A successful rebuild might hinge on rattling high-profile visitors at Allegiant Stadium.

Home: Denver, Kansas City, LA Chargers, Dallas, Jacksonville, NY Giants, Tennessee, Cleveland, Chicago
Away: Denver, Kansas City, LA Chargers, Houston, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Washington, New England

X-Factor: Facing the Patriots at Gillette Stadium could reveal whether the Raiders’ new direction is on the right track.

NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles (14-3)

The Eagles soared to 14-3 in 2024 and look poised to remain an NFC heavyweight. Balancing a powerful run game with Jalen Hurts’ passing prowess at Lincoln Financial Field could spell trouble for visitors.

Home: Dallas, NY Giants, Washington, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, LA Rams
Away: Dallas, NY Giants, Washington, Green Bay, Kansas City, LA Chargers, Minnesota, Buffalo, Tampa Bay

High-Profile Tilt: Trips to Arrowhead and Buffalo could be statement games for Philly’s championship hopes.

Washington Commanders (12-5)

The Commanders rallied to a 12-5 finish, showcasing a rising defense and timely offense. Home crowds at FedExField will be eager for the next step—perhaps an NFC East title.

Home: Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, Seattle
Away: Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, Green Bay, Kansas City, LA Chargers, Minnesota, Miami, Atlanta

Key Road Stretch: Consecutive away tests at KC and LA could be the biggest hurdle in Washington’s schedule.

Dallas Cowboys (7-10)

A disappointing 7-10 brings questions about the Cowboys’ long-term direction. However, talent abounds, and returning to playoff contention starts with flipping those home-field advantages.

Home: NY Giants, Philadelphia, Washington, Green Bay, Kansas City, LA Chargers, Minnesota, Arizona
Away: NY Giants, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, NY Jets, Carolina

Spotlight Matchup: Hosting the Packers under the AT&T Stadium lights stirs echoes of classic postseason duels.

New York Giants (3-14)

After going 3-14, the Giants are in clear rebuild mode. Energy from MetLife crowds could spark some surprises, but success hinges on consistent quarterback play and stronger line play.

Home: Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington, Green Bay, Kansas City, LA Chargers, Minnesota, San Francisco
Away: Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, New England, New Orleans

Rebound Potential: Trips to Foxborough and the Superdome will test the Giants’ young roster under pressure.

NFC North

Detroit Lions (15-2)

Boasting a 15-2 record, the Lions look ready to rule the North again. With a potent offense and a stout defense, they’ll aim to capitalize on home-field advantage at Ford Field.

Home: Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, Cleveland, Dallas, NY Giants, Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay
Away: Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Washington, Kansas City, LA Rams

Marquee Game: Squaring off against the Chiefs at Arrowhead might be a clash of two Super Bowl hopefuls.

Minnesota Vikings (14-3)

The Vikings matched Detroit’s dominance (14-3) last year, setting the stage for intense battles within the division. Efficient quarterback play and a sturdy defense remain core components of their identity.

Home: Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Washington, Atlanta
Away: Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, Cleveland, Dallas, NY Giants, Pittsburgh, LA Chargers, Seattle

Key Challenge: A tough road trio (Browns, Giants, Steelers) could decide Minnesota’s playoff seeding down the stretch.

Green Bay Packers (11-6)

An 11-6 campaign positions the Packers as perennial threats, especially at a frigid Lambeau Field. Fans hope quarterback stability guides Green Bay back to the top of the NFC.

Home: Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Washington, Carolina
Away: Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Cleveland, Dallas, NY Giants, Pittsburgh, Denver, Arizona

Home Mystique: The Frozen Tundra advantage looms large, particularly when facing dome teams like the Falcons or warm-weather squads.

(Note: In the official list, it’s Carolina traveling to Lambeau, not Atlanta for the Packers. Adjust as needed.)

Chicago Bears (5-12)

Despite a 5-12 finish, the Bears see 2025 as a chance for a fresh start. With an upgraded roster, they’ll try to stun visiting contenders at Soldier Field—and handle fierce road tests effectively.

Home: Detroit, Green Bay, Minnesota, Cleveland, Dallas, NY Giants, Pittsburgh, New Orleans
Away: Detroit, Green Bay, Minnesota, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Washington, Las Vegas, San Francisco

Potential Upset Alert: Watch for home games against the Cowboys or Steelers as possible statement wins if the Bears’ young talent coalesces.

NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (10-7)

A 10-7 record keeps the Bucs in the conversation. Balancing an explosive offense with a developing secondary could make the difference in tight NFC South contests.

Home: Atlanta, Carolina, New Orleans, Arizona, New England, NY Jets, San Francisco, Philadelphia
Away: Atlanta, Carolina, New Orleans, Buffalo, LA Rams, Miami, Seattle, Houston, Detroit

NFC Implication: Hosting both the 49ers and Eagles could directly affect playoff tiebreakers.

Atlanta Falcons (8-9)

Atlanta’s 8-9 reflects a team on the brink of turning the corner. Home field might be an advantage in a conference loaded with unpredictable offenses.

Home: Carolina, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Buffalo, LA Rams, Miami, Seattle, Washington
Away: Carolina, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Arizona, New England, NY Jets, San Francisco, Indianapolis, Minnesota

Biggest Hurdle: Facing the Bills, Dolphins, and 49ers—three standout rosters—presents a real test for Atlanta’s playoff hopes.

Carolina Panthers (5-12)

The Panthers, hoping to outgrow a 5-12 record, lean on their young core to battle divisional foes and a slate of tough NFC West showdowns.

Home: Atlanta, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Buffalo, LA Rams, Miami, Seattle, Dallas
Away: Atlanta, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Arizona, New England, NY Jets, San Francisco, Jacksonville, Green Bay

Hidden Gem: A late-season visit to Lambeau could test the Panthers’ stamina in freezing conditions.

New Orleans Saints (5-12)

Another 5-12 squad, the Saints aim for a revitalized passing attack and consistent defense. Superdome crowds may rally the team against top-tier NFC opponents.

Home: Atlanta, Carolina, Tampa Bay, Arizona, New England, NY Jets, San Francisco, NY Giants
Away: Atlanta, Carolina, Tampa Bay, Buffalo, Miami, LA Rams, Seattle, Tennessee, Chicago

Prime Opportunity: If New Orleans recaptures its Superdome magic, they could be the surprise factor in an otherwise wide-open NFC South.

NFC West

Los Angeles Rams (10-7)

After clawing to 10-7, the Rams strive for deeper playoff runs. If they maintain health on both sides of the ball, SoFi Stadium could witness another star-studded season.

Home: Arizona, San Francisco, Seattle, Houston, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Detroit
Away: Arizona, San Francisco, Seattle, Atlanta, Carolina, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Baltimore, Philadelphia

Key Tilt: Hosting the Lions might be an offensive showcase if Detroit’s high-scoring approach holds true.

Seattle Seahawks (10-7)

Matching the Rams at 10-7, the Seahawks continue to rely on robust fan support at Lumen Field. A seasoned defense and opportunistic offense define their 2025 hopes.

Home: Arizona, LA Rams, San Francisco, Houston, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Minnesota
Away: Arizona, LA Rams, San Francisco, Atlanta, Carolina, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Pittsburgh, Washington

Big Road Trip: A journey to Washington late in the year might carry significant wild-card implications.

Arizona Cardinals (8-9)

Hovering near .500, the Cardinals crave a breakout year. Kyler Murray’s dynamic skillset is the wild card that can tilt close contests—especially in the desert.

Home: LA Rams, San Francisco, Seattle, Atlanta, Carolina, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Green Bay
Away: LA Rams, San Francisco, Seattle, Houston, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Cincinnati, Dallas

Crucial Matchup: Visiting the Bengals could be a high-scoring affair if both offenses click in prime form.

San Francisco 49ers (6-11)

After a challenging 6-11, the 49ers look to rebuild around a steadfast defense and a reinvigorated run game. Levi’s Stadium could become a launching pad for an unexpected playoff run.

Home: Arizona, LA Rams, Seattle, Atlanta, Carolina, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Chicago
Away: Arizona, LA Rams, Seattle, Houston, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Cleveland, NY Giants

Question Mark: If the quarterback situation stabilizes, the Niners still possess enough talent on defense to upend favored opponents.

Looking ahead: final thoughts

The road to Super Bowl glory in 2025 will hinge on how teams navigate these home and away matchups. Divisional rivalries remain pivotal—sweeping your division can all but guarantee a playoff berth—while out-of-conference games against top-tier foes can reveal just how playoff-ready a team is.

Travel logistics will test squads making cross-country treks.
Potential weather extremes (think Buffalo in December, or Miami in September) could reshape game-day plans.
Playoff seeding often comes down to tiebreakers decided by head-to-head or common-opponent records.

Stay tuned for the official schedule announcement in spring, where kickoff times and prime-time showcases are confirmed. Until then, fans can speculate on how their favorite club’s blend of star power, emerging talents, and strategic moves will stack up when the first whistle blows on the 2025 season.