NFL 2007 Season Schedules announced

[Guest Vitamin X]

Potentially awesome games in bold.

 

WEEK 1

Thursday, Sep. 6

New Orleans at Indianapolis

Sunday, Sep. 9

Atlanta at Minnesota

Carolina at St. Louis

Denver at Buffalo

Kansas City at Houston

Miami at Washington

New England at N.Y. Jets

Philadelphia at Green Bay

Pittsburgh at Cleveland

Tennessee at Jacksonville

Chicago at San Diego

 

Detroit at Oakland

Tampa Bay at Seattle

N.Y. Giants at Dallas

 

Monday, Sep. 10

Baltimore at Cincinnati 7:00 pm

Arizona at San Francisco 10:15 pm

 

WEEK 2

Sunday, Sep. 16

Atlanta at Jacksonville

Buffalo at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm

Cincinnati at Cleveland 1:00 pm

Green Bay at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm

Houston at Carolina 1:00 pm

Indianapolis at Tennessee 1:00 pm

New Orleans at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm

San Francisco at St. Louis 1:00 pm

Dallas at Miami 4:05 pm

Minnesota at Detroit 4:05 pm

Seattle at Arizona 4:05 pm

Kansas City at Chicago 4:15 pm

N.Y. Jets at Baltimore 4:15 pm

Oakland at Denver 4:15 pm

San Diego at New England 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Sep. 17

Washington at Philadelphia 8:30 pm

 

WEEK 3

Sunday, Sep. 23

Arizona at Baltimore 1:00 pm

Buffalo at New England 1:00 pm

Detroit at Philadelphia 1:00 pm

Indianapolis at Houston 1:00 pm

Miami at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm

Minnesota at Kansas City 1:00 pm

San Diego at Green Bay 1:00 pm

San Francisco at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm

St. Louis at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm

Cincinnati at Seattle 4:05 pm

Cleveland at Oakland 4:05 pm

Jacksonville at Denver 4:05 pm

Carolina at Atlanta 4:15 pm

N.Y. Giants at Washington 4:15 pm

Dallas at Chicago 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Sep. 24

Tennessee at New Orleans 8:30 pm

 

WEEK 4

Sunday, Sep. 30

Baltimore at Cleveland 1:00 pm

Chicago at Detroit 1:00 pm

Green Bay at Minnesota 1:00 pm

Houston at Atlanta 1:00 pm

N.Y. Jets at Buffalo 1:00 pm

Oakland at Miami 1:00 pm

St. Louis at Dallas 1:00 pm

Seattle at San Francisco 4:05 pm

Tampa Bay at Carolina 4:05 pm

Denver at Indianapolis 4:15 pm

Kansas City at San Diego 4:15 pm

Pittsburgh at Arizona 4:15 pm

Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Oct. 1

New England at Cincinnati 8:30 pm

Open date: Jacksonville, New Orleans, Tennessee, Washington

 

WEEK 5

Sunday, Oct. 7

Arizona at St. Louis 1:00 pm

Atlanta at Tennessee 1:00 pm

Carolina at New Orleans 1:00 pm

Cleveland at New England 1:00 pm

Detroit at Washington 1:00 pm

Jacksonville at Kansas City 1:00 pm

Miami at Houston 1:00 pm

N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm

Seattle at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm

Tampa Bay at Indianapolis 4:05 pm

Baltimore at San Francisco 4:15 pm

San Diego at Denver 4:15 pm

Chicago at Green Bay 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Oct. 8

Dallas at Buffalo 8:30 pm

Open date: Cincinnati, Minnesota, Oakland, Philadelphia

 

WEEK 6

Sunday, Oct. 14

Cincinnati at Kansas City 1:00 pm

Houston at Jacksonville 1:00 pm

Miami at Cleveland 1:00 pm

Minnesota at Chicago 1:00 pm

Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm

St. Louis at Baltimore 1:00 pm

Tennessee at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm

Washington at Green Bay 1:00 pm

Carolina at Arizona 4:05 pm

New England at Dallas 4:15 pm

Oakland at San Diego 4:15 pm

New Orleans at Seattle 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Oct. 15

N.Y. Giants at Atlanta 8:30 pm

Open date: Buffalo, Denver, Detroit, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, San Francisco

 

WEEK 7

Sunday, Oct. 21

Arizona at Washington 1:00 pm

Atlanta at New Orleans 1:00 pm

Baltimore at Buffalo 1:00 pm

Minnesota at Dallas 1:00 pm

New England at Miami 1:00 pm

San Francisco at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm

Tampa Bay at Detroit 1:00 pm

Tennessee at Houston 1:00 pm

Kansas City at Oakland 4:05 pm

N.Y. Jets at Cincinnati 4:05 pm

Chicago at Philadelphia 4:15 pm

St. Louis at Seattle 4:15 pm

Pittsburgh at Denver 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Oct. 22

Indianapolis at Jacksonville 8:30 pm

Open date: Carolina, Cleveland, Green Bay, San Diego

 

 

WEEK 8

Sunday, Oct. 28

Cleveland at St. Louis 1:00 pm

Detroit at Chicago 1:00 pm

Indianapolis at Carolina 1:00 pm

N.Y. Giants at Miami (London)1:00 pm

Oakland at Tennessee 1:00 pm

Philadelphia at Minnesota 1:00 pm

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 1:00 pm

Buffalo at N.Y. Jets 4:05 pm

Houston at San Diego 4:05 pm

Jacksonville at Tampa Bay 4:05 pm

New Orleans at San Francisco 4:15 pm

Washington at New England 4:15 pm

 

Monday, Oct. 29

Green Bay at Denver 8:30 pm

Open date: Arizona, Atlanta, Baltimore, Dallas, Kansas City, Seattle

 

WEEK 9

Sunday, Nov. 4

Arizona at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm

Carolina at Tennessee 1:00 pm

Cincinnati at Buffalo 1:00 pm

Denver at Detroit 1:00 pm

Green Bay at Kansas City 1:00 pm

Jacksonville at New Orleans 1:00 pm

San Diego at Minnesota 1:00 pm

San Francisco at Atlanta 1:00 pm

Washington at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm

Seattle at Cleveland 4:05 pm

Houston at Oakland 4:15 pm

New England at Indianapolis 4:15 pm

Dallas at Philadelphia 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Nov. 5

Baltimore at Pittsburgh 8:30 pm

Open date: Chicago, Miami, N.Y. Giants, St. Louis

 

WEEK 10

Sunday, Nov. 11

Atlanta at Carolina 1:00 pm

Buffalo at Miami 1:00 pm

Cleveland at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm

Denver at Kansas City 1:00 pm

Jacksonville at Tennessee 1:00 pm

Minnesota at Green Bay 1:00 pm

Philadelphia at Washington 1:00 pm

St. Louis at New Orleans 1:00 pm

Cincinnati at Baltimore 4:05 pm

Chicago at Oakland 4:15 pm

Dallas at N.Y. Giants 4:15 pm

Detroit at Arizona 4:15 pm

Indianapolis at San Diego 8:15 pm

 

Monday, Nov. 12

San Francisco at Seattle 8:30 pm

Open date: Houston, New England, N.Y. Jets, Tampa Bay

 

WEEK 11

Sunday, Nov. 18

Arizona at Cincinnati 1:00 pm

Carolina at Green Bay 1:00 pm

Cleveland at Baltimore 1:00 pm

Kansas City at Indianapolis 1:00 pm

Miami at Philadelphia 1:00 pm

New England at Buffalo 1:00 pm

New Orleans at Houston 1:00 pm

Oakland at Minnesota 1:00 pm

Pittsburgh at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm

San Diego at Jacksonville 1:00 pm

Tampa Bay at Atlanta 1:00 pm

Washington at Dallas 1:00 pm

N.Y. Giants at Detroit 4:15 pm

St. Louis at San Francisco 4:15 pm

Chicago at Seattle 8:15 pm

* Note: Sunday night games in Weeks 11-17 subject to change.

 

Monday, Nov. 19

Tennessee at Denver 8:30 pm

 

WEEK 12

Thursday, Nov. 22

Green Bay at Detroit 12:30 pm

N.Y. Jets at Dallas 4:15 pm

Indianapolis at Atlanta 8:15 pm

 

Sunday, Nov. 25

Buffalo at Jacksonville 1:00 pm

Denver at Chicago 1:00 pm

Houston at Cleveland 1:00 pm

Minnesota at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm

New Orleans at Carolina 1:00 pm

Oakland at Kansas City 1:00 pm

Seattle at St. Louis 1:00 pm

Tennessee at Cincinnati 1:00 pm

Washington at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm

San Francisco at Arizona 4:05 pm

Baltimore at San Diego 4:15 pm

Philadelphia at New England 8:15 pm

* Note: Sunday night games in Weeks 11-17 subject to change.

 

Monday, Nov. 26

Miami at Pittsburgh 8:30 pm

 

WEEK 13

Thursday, Nov. 29

Green Bay at Dallas 8:15 pm

 

Sunday, Dec. 2

Atlanta at St. Louis 1:00 pm

Buffalo at Washington 1:00 pm

Detroit at Minnesota 1:00 pm

Houston at Tennessee 1:00 pm

Jacksonville at Indianapolis 1:00 pm

N.Y. Jets at Miami 1:00 pm

San Diego at Kansas City 1:00 pm

Seattle at Philadelphia 1:00 pm

San Francisco at Carolina 1:00 pm

Tampa Bay at New Orleans 1:00 pm

Cleveland at Arizona 4:05 pm

Denver at Oakland 4:05 pm

N.Y. Giants at Chicago 4:15 pm

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 8:15 pm

* Note: Sunday night games in Weeks 11-17 subject to change.

 

Monday, Dec. 3

New England at Baltimore 8:30 pm

 

WEEK 14

Thursday, Dec. 6

Chicago at Washington 8:15 pm

 

Sunday, Dec. 9

Carolina at Jacksonville 1:00 pm

Dallas at Detroit 1:00 pm

Miami at Buffalo 1:00 pm

N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia 1:00 pm

Oakland at Green Bay 1:00 pm

Pittsburgh at New England 1:00 pm

San Diego at Tennessee 1:00 pm

St. Louis at Cincinnati 1:00 pm

Tampa Bay at Houston 1:00 pm

Arizona at Seattle 4:05 pm

Minnesota at San Francisco 4:05 pm

Cleveland at N.Y. Jets 4:15 pm

Kansas City at Denver 4:15 pm

Indianapolis at Baltimore 8:15 pm

* Note: Sunday night games in Weeks 11-17 subject to change.

 

Monday, Dec. 10

New Orleans at Atlanta 8:30 pm

 

WEEK 15

Thursday, Dec. 13

Denver at Houston 8:15 pm

 

Saturday, Dec. 15

Cincinnati at San Francisco 8:15 pm

 

Sunday, Dec. 16

Arizona at New Orleans 1:00 pm

Atlanta at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm

Baltimore at Miami 1:00 pm

Buffalo at Cleveland 1:00 pm

Green Bay at St. Louis 1:00 pm

Jacksonville at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm

N.Y. Jets at New England 1:00 pm

Seattle at Carolina 1:00 pm

Tennessee at Kansas City 1:00 pm

Indianapolis at Oakland 4:05 pm

Detroit at San Diego 4:15 pm

Philadelphia at Dallas 4:15 pm

Washington at N.Y. Giants 8:15 pm

* Note: Sunday night games in Weeks 11-17 subject to change.

Monday, Dec. 17

Chicago at Minnesota 8:30 pm

 

WEEK 16

Thursday, Dec. 20

Pittsburgh at St. Louis 8:15 pm

 

Saturday, Dec. 22

Dallas at Carolina 8:15 pm

 

Sunday, Dec. 23

Cleveland at Cincinnati 1:00 pm

Green Bay at Chicago 1:00 pm

Houston at Indianapolis 1:00 pm

Kansas City at Detroit 1:00 pm

Miami at New England 1:00 pm

N.Y. Giants at Buffalo 1:00 pm

Oakland at Jacksonville 1:00 pm

Philadelphia at New Orleans 1:00 pm

Washington at Minnesota 1:00 pm

Atlanta at Arizona 4:05 pm

Baltimore at Seattle 4:15 pm

N.Y. Jets at Tennessee 4:15 pm

Tampa Bay at San Francisco 8:15 pm

* Note: Sunday night games in Weeks 11-17 subject to change.

Monday, Dec. 24

Denver at San Diego 8:00 pm

 

WEEK 17

Saturday, Dec. 29

New England at N.Y. Giants 8:15 pm

 

Sunday, Dec. 30

Buffalo at Philadelphia 1:00 pm

Carolina at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm

Cincinnati at Miami 1:00 pm

Dallas at Washington 1:00 pm

Detroit at Green Bay 1:00 pm

Jacksonville at Houston 1:00 pm

New Orleans at Chicago 1:00 pm

Pittsburgh at Baltimore 1:00 pm

Seattle at Atlanta 1:00 pm

San Francisco at Cleveland 1:00 pm

Tennessee at Indianapolis 1:00 pm

Minnesota at Denver 4:15 pm

San Diego at Oakland 4:15 pm

St. Louis at Arizona 4:15 pm

Kansas City at N.Y. Jets 8:15 pm

* Note: Sunday night games in Weeks 11-17 subject to change.

 

POSTSEASON

 

Wild Card Weekend

Saturday, Jan. 5

AFC Wild Card Game (NBC)

NFC Wild Card Game (NBC)

Sunday, Jan. 6

AFC Wild Card Game (CBS)

NFC Wild Card Game (FOX)

 

Divisional Playoffs

Saturday, Jan. 12

AFC Divisional Playoff Game (CBS)

NFC Divisional Playoff Game (FOX)

Sunday, Jan. 13

AFC Divisional Playoff Game (CBS)

NFC Divisional Playoff Game (FOX)

 

Conference Championships

Sunday, Jan. 20 (CBS and FOX)

AFC Championship Game (CBS)

NFC Championship Game (FOX)

 

Super Bowl XLII

Sunday, Feb. 3 -- University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Ariz.

AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion (FOX)

AFC-NFC Pro Bowl

Sunday, Feb. 10 -- Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, Hawaii

AFC vs. NFC (FOX)

[Zetterberg is God 0]

Monday, Oct. 8

Dallas at Buffalo 8:30 pm

Wow. Buffalo actually gets a Monday night game, in Buffalo no less.

[Star Ocean 3 0]

49ers will go 11-4-1.

[Guest Queen Leelee]

Monday, Oct. 8

Dallas at Buffalo 8:30 pm

Wow. Buffalo actually gets a Monday night game, in Buffalo no less.

Surprising. Not just because it's Buffalo, but all Bills personnel specifically wanted no night games.

 

Don't bold Green Bay games. Delete them.

[snuffbox 0]

Green Bay has a pretty tough schedule. At KC, Dallas, and St Louis never pan out too well.

[Boon 0]

Monday, Oct. 8

Dallas at Buffalo 8:30 pm

Wow. Buffalo actually gets a Monday night game, in Buffalo no less.

Surprising. Not just because it's Buffalo, but all Bills personnel specifically wanted no night games.

 

Don't bold Green Bay games. Delete them.

What- you don't want to see Favre turn water into wine.... and then throw 3 picks?

[Sass 0]

I am not looking forward to Week 14 when the Raiders play the Packers. This game could mirror the one Favre had on MNF after his dad passed away where he threw for nearly 400 yards and lit Oakland up.

[Failed Bridge 0]

I'm really looking forward to week 2 for the Pats and Chargers rematch. I want to see how this team matches up against the Chargers now. Most said that playoff win was luck and luck alone, but with the new additions to the Pats I feel they've surpassed the team talent level of San Diego.

[4hartthreat 0]

Why the hell does the NFL have the rematch of the NFC title game scheduled for the last week of the season? It is more than likely that one or both of them will have nothing to play for. Why waste a big time match-up like that? That's the thing that stood out the most to me.

[KingPK 0]

Half of NE's games being after 1PM is crap. Kinda dumb having a SB XXXIX rematch nearly three years after the fact with neither team (personnel wise) looking all that much like they did in that game.

[Guest Vitamin X]

Hey, I only just bolded the games I thought might end up being pretty good. Obviously there's going to be some bias there especially because there's teams like the Giants and Cardinals I have no interest in (even though they might get better next year). GB-Chicago this year will be a good rivalry, if only because this is Favre's last year, and the one chance they can have of winning the division so he can go out on top. The beginning of the schedule looks brutal, but honestly, you never know with how well or poorly a contender from last year might be. I bolded a lot of Jacksonville and Atlanta's games because even though they finished just below playoff contention, there's a couple teams that might be good again this year.

 

Houston-Oakland will be a fun battle of the meek, too.

 

Oh, and I predict 10-6 for Green Bay this year. December is easy, and all they have to do outside of that is split with the Bears and Vikings, and sweep the Lions (which is what usually happens) plus beat a couple other easy teams. The games against the Chargers, Panthers, and Eagles will probably be their among their losses.

[CanadianChris 0]

Monday, Oct. 8

Dallas at Buffalo 8:30 pm

Wow. Buffalo actually gets a Monday night game, in Buffalo no less.

You act like football on Monday night is still a special thing. ESPN still has their old Sunday Night Football schedule, only moved to Mondays.

[snuffbox 0]

How is Green Bay playing at St Louis possibly considered 'easy'?

[Kahran Ramsus 0]

At least they actually play Philly at home this year.

[USC Wuz Robbed! 0]

I'm really looking forward to week 2 for the Pats and Chargers rematch. I want to see how this team matches up against the Chargers now. Most said that playoff win was luck and luck alone, but with the new additions to the Pats I feel they've surpassed the team talent level of San Diego.

 

That happens when you sign half the free agency pool.

[Brett Favre 0]

The Jets should've gotten more Primetime games. They have like 1 (flex), and the Thanksgiving game. So yes, if it comes to it, we're allowed to play the respect card.

[Zetterberg is God 0]

Monday, Oct. 8

Dallas at Buffalo 8:30 pm

Wow. Buffalo actually gets a Monday night game, in Buffalo no less.

You act like football on Monday night is still a special thing. ESPN still has their old Sunday Night Football schedule, only moved to Mondays.

You're right. I guess I meant it in the context that it was surprising to see the Bills have a national broadcast, which is quite rare these days.

[Guest Queen Leelee]

Monday, Oct. 8

Dallas at Buffalo 8:30 pm

Wow. Buffalo actually gets a Monday night game, in Buffalo no less.

You act like football on Monday night is still a special thing. ESPN still has their old Sunday Night Football schedule, only moved to Mondays.

I'm not. Ralph Wilson and many WNY's bitched since there was lots of drunks, traffic, accidents and less people going to eat or what the fuck ever there is to do in the Orchard Park area. It's nothing compared to what actual big cities go through probably.