This is how the 32 NFL teams reveal their schedules for 2023

Which club beat the rest in the unofficial competition for this year’s most creative schedule reveal?

Little by little, over recent years, the NFL has turned the reveal of its regular-season schedule into one of the most compelling events of the offseason for fans.

Although it is not yet -and will not be- at the level of the Draft yearly, not even scouting combinethe teams invest a lot of resources and time in what has become one of the most striking competitions between the clubs, although in this case, neither coaches nor players participate.

Each organization’s creative teams, along with their social media managers, take it upon themselves year after year to create the best calendar reveal, and the results are often impressive.

From artificial intelligence, movie nostalgia, wrestling or anime, each team opted for a different theme for the reveal of their calendars. Some took advantage of their current and past players, and others took to the streets of their city — as happened in Nashville — to post their schedules. As always, the results were outstanding.

For the 2023 season of the NFLthese are the calendars of each one of the teams of the NFLrevealed by each club’s social media team:

Previously, the NFL reported that his five caps for the 2023 regular season would be split between United Kingdom y Germanycon Mexico being discarded due to the renovations that the Aztec stadium facing the World Cup 2026.

The five international matches of the NFL for the 2023 season are:

• October 1 (Week 4) – Atlanta Falcons vs. Jacksonville Jaguars – Wembley Stadium (Londres)

• October 8 (Week 5): Jaguars vs. Buffalo Bills – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Londres)

• October 15 (Week 6): Baltimore Ravens vs. Tennessee Titans – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Londres)

• November 5 (Week 9) – Miami Dolphins vs. Kansas City Chiefs – Deutsche Bank Park (Frankfurt)

• November 12 (Week 10): Indianapolis Colts vs. New England Patriots – Deutsche Bank Park (Frankfurt)

Additionally, the league will have a game for the first time on the date known as “Black Friday”, the Friday that follows the Thanksgiving Daywhich is already an event closely linked to the NFL with three parties per year.

By 2023, the New York Jets will receive the Dolphins in MetLife Stadium for the inaugural edition of the meeting.

Finally, the league itself also reported that the New York Giants will visit the Philadelphia Eagles in it Christmas dayand the Cincinnati Bengals they would make the trip to measure themselves before the Chiefs on the eve of New Year.