Updates

The opponents for all 2023 regular-season games have been determined today by the NFL.

The scheduling formula implemented in 2002 with realignment guarantees that all teams play each other on a regular, rotating basis.

See how the NFL Schedule is made

Under the formula, each team will play 17 regular-season games (and three preseason games) as follows: 

• Home and away against its three division opponents (six games).
• The four teams from another division within its conference on a rotating, three-year cycle (four games).
• The four teams from a division in the other conference on a rotating, four-year cycle (four games).
• Two intraconference games based on the prior year’s standings (two games). These games match a first-place team against the first-place teams in the two same-conference divisions the team is not scheduled to play that season. The second-place, third-place and fourth-place teams in a conference are matched in the same way each year.
• One interconference game based on the prior year’s standings on a rotating four-year cycle (one game). These games match a first-place team from one division against a first-place team in an opposite-conference division that the team is not scheduled to play that season. The second-place, third-place and fourth-place teams in each division are matched in the same way each year. The home conference for this game will rotate each season, with the AFC teams hosting the game in 2023.

The official 2023 schedule, with playing dates and times, will be announced in the spring.

The following are the 2023 scheduling rotation and team-by-team opponents.

2023 SCHEDULING ROTATION BY DIVISION

See the home/away break down for all 32 NFL clubs on NFL.com.