Pick your teams
Choose up to 12 NFL and college teams in any combination. Your selection stays in this browser, so you can come back without signing in. Save up to 10 named team lists and load a different schedule whenever you like.
Your NFL and college teams.
One printable schedule.
Pick your teams to combine their games, kickoff times and TV channels.
Free. No account needed. Print it or add it to your calendar.
Two teams. One schedule.
| Date / kickoff | Matchup | TV / stream | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 3, 2026, 3:30 PM EDT | Ohio State Buckeyes at Iowa Hawkeyes | CBS | Scheduled |
| Oct 4, 2026, 1:00 PM EDT | Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans | FOX | Scheduled |
| Oct 8, 2026, 8:15 PM EDT | Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Dallas Cowboys | Prime Video | Scheduled |
An example from the current season. Choose your own teams to build yours.
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How it worksSee the season together
Regular-season games merge into one date-ordered schedule. When two of your teams meet, that game appears once. Switch between the full season, upcoming games and results. Filter to today or this Friday through Sunday, and choose game cards or a compact list.
Take it with you
Download a printable PDF of the full regular season, import a calendar file, or subscribe to a calendar feed. The PDF is a snapshot; a subscription can pick up later kickoff changes.
Before you plan your weekend
One schedule. A few moving parts.
Kickoffs and TV assignments can change after a season is announced. A missing time or channel is marked TBD, never guessed. Use the time-zone selector to plan for home or for a trip.
PDFs include completed and upcoming regular-season games for your selected teams, regardless of your on-screen filter. Postseason schedules are separate and depend on qualification.
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More than a list of games.
Weekly viewing guides, schedule explainers and practical help for keeping your football season in one place.
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