Sep 9th... Minnesota 8:30 est (Sunday Night Football - Thursday Edition) Sep 20th.. @ San Francisco 8:30 est (Monday Night Football) Sep 26th.. Atlanta 1 pm est Oct 3rd... Carolina 1 pm est Oct 10th.. @ Arizona 4 pm est Oct 17th.. @ Tampa Bay 1 pm est Oct 24th.. Cleveland 1 pm est Oct 31st.. Pittsburgh 8:20 pm est (Sunday Night Football) Nov 7th... @ Carolina 1 om est Nov 14th.. BYE Nov 21st.. Seattle 4 pm est Nov 25th.. @ Dallas 4 pm est (Thanksgiving Day) Dec 5th.... @ Cincinnati 1 pm est Dec 12th.. St. Louis 4 pm est Dec 19th.. @ Baltimore 1 pm est Dec 27th.. @ Atlanta 8:30 pm est (Monday Night Football) Jan 2nd... Tampa Bay 1 pm est Interestingly, they elected to have 3 away games. Almost every prime time game is a home game when it comes to the Saints. How about the Saints whipping them cowgirls on Thanksgiving day?
Tough schedule but not as tough as i though the NFL would stick us with. Kinda odd for a 1-15 team is on the SB champion schedule.
NFL schedules are set in stone. 6 division games every team from 1 NFC division on rotating basis (this year, all of NFC South plays all of NFC West) every team from 1 AFC division on rotating basis (this year, NFC South vs AFC North) remaining 2 games are vs Conference teams from remaining 2 divisions that finished in same place as you (Cowboys and Vikings)
