NFL releases full 2020 schedule

NFL teams announced their schedules for the 2020 regular season on Thursday night.

The league will return to its tradition of the defending Super Bowl champion hosting the first game of the year. The Kansas City Chiefs will welcome the Houston Texans on Thursday, Sept. 10 at Arrowhead Stadium. The two teams previously met in the 2019 divisional playoff round, with the Chiefs overcoming an early 24-0 deficit.

The Week 1 prime-time slate continues with the Los Angeles Rams opening their glitzy new home venue, SoFi Stadium, against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football. The Monday Night Football doubleheader begins with the Pittsburgh Steelers visiting the New York Giants, and it concludes with the Denver Broncos hosting the Tennessee Titans.

The schedule was built with each club playing two of its first four games at home and the other two on the road, NFL.com's Judy Battista reports. That move was made in the event games are canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Click the links below to see each team's full schedule.

AFC East

Team	Schedule
Bills	Link
Dolphins	Link
Jets	Link
Patriots	Link

AFC North

Team	Schedule
Bengals	Link
Browns	Link
Ravens	Link
Steelers	Link

AFC South

Team	Schedule
Colts	Link
Jaguars	Link
Texans	Link
Titans	Link

AFC West

Team	Schedule
Broncos	Link
Chargers	Link
Chiefs	Link
Raiders	Link

NFC East

Team	Schedule
Cowboys	Link
Eagles	Link
Giants	Link
Redskins	Link

NFC North

Team	Schedule
Bears	Link
Lions	Link
Packers	Link
Vikings	Link

NFC South

Team	Schedule
Buccaneers	Link
Falcons	Link
Panthers	Link
Saints	Link

NFC West

Team	Schedule
49ers	Link
Cardinals	Link
Rams	Link
Seahawks	Link

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