Naturally, there is no way of knowing how the NFL 2025 season will form. The games that we always think will be a good final garbage, while suddenly the teams we have become games that they cannot lose (the 2024 commanders greet).
Even so, surrounding the calendar has to do with anticipation. That instinctive reaction that makes us look at the board and say “Oh, yes, that’s one to see.” After the complete NFL schedules were launched on Wednesday night, there are seven games for which we are really published by 2025.
Week 1: Carolina Panthers vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
A good confrontation does not always require good equipment, but a barometer or who loop Be good in the future. Panthers vs. JAGS has so many intriguing elements that it could be an essential television in week 1 for a variety of reasons.
For fantasy players it is an opportunity to see if Bryce Young can stay hot. If the travel fish hunter can be a difference manufacturer. Then we have two soccer coaches who have similar trends, Tetaira McMillan making their debut and the opportunity to see Trevor Lawrence in a modern NFL offensive for the first time.
Thesis franchises entered NFL at the same time and tired of very different roads. The Panthers have been in two Super Bowls, the Jaguars are still trying to solve things after 30 years. However, they meet to start their 2025 seasons, both feel good with the future.
Christmas Day: Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions
I love everything about this game. They will be the thesis teams of the second half in 2025, and a fantastic fire test for whether the JJ McCarthy in Minnesota can be fruitful. We are conditioned to believe that lions will trample the Vikings, but that did not develop in 2024, and this year Detroit has to deal with the loss of their offensive and defensive coordinator.
Capá everything with this being a Christmas day game, all the pressure on both teams to shine in the race towards the playoffs and this could be very fun. It is not just the thesis team meeting, but what could be at stake.
Week 1: Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills
This does not need to say it. We have the two quarterbacks that competed for the MVP award in 2024 facing Buffalo with both at stake. These are two organizations that have become strange mirrors of each other. Great defenses, field marshals that break the game, but both with questions about the weapons that surround it.
Football is better where there are levels, but this only has one key element: Lamar vs. Josh – in the first Sunday Night Football Or the season. Come on.
Week 9: Buffalo Bills vs. Kansas City Chiefs
I will continue to surround this in the calendar forever. It is the best rivalry of the NFL now with the chiefs continuously finding ways of being the spine on the buffalo side. Maybe all that can change in 2025? Is this the year that the Jafes train is finally broken?
We will know much more about Kansas City and Buffalo before these teams measure, and it will be fascinating to see it.
Week 2: Detroit Lions vs. Chicago Bears
This is coaching. Ben Johnson was the architect of Detroit’s offensive brightness door and will train in front of an unknown face, John Morton, who was part of Sean Payton’s staff in Denver.
While there will be many possibilities to see how Caleb Williams is moodily with Johnson’s offensive consciousness, in the long run it is about seeing how this fair against the best of the North NFC. Making lions come to the city makes this see.
WEEK 5: WASHINGTON COMMANDERS vs. Los Angeles Chargers
The commanders are in the hive of becoming a force in the NFC, and so are the loaders in the AFC. While there is no doubt that Washington had a more immediate success, Jim Harbaugh is shaping the angels in his image and is paying off.
This could be a brilliant game with two hard nose trainers and excellent quarterbacks. These teams are very similar in construction, but they execute completely different offensive systems, which makes it a fun confrontation.
Week 1: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. New York Jets
Sometimes you just have to launch a game on your surveillance list for the stupidity of everything, and that is what we have here. If we operate under the assumption that Aaron Rodgers anyway takes off the pot and sign with Pittsburgh, it will be very fun or fun. However, if it does not, this could be an opportunity for Justin Fields to show Steelers what they lost when this spring is not signed again.