Keep the whole football season. On paper or on your calendar.
Some days you want a live schedule on your phone. Other days you want the entire season pinned above your desk. One Page Season gives you both, with a PDF download you can choose whenever you need it.
Build my printable schedule Find a single team
How to download a football schedule PDF
- Open Build my season and search for your teams. Choose NFL, college football, or a mix of both. A schedule can include up to 12 teams.
- Check the kickoff time zone underneath your team selection. The PDF uses that same zone.
- Choose Download full-season PDF. The file includes all available regular-season games for those teams, even if you are viewing only upcoming games or results on screen.
- Open the downloaded file to save, share or print it. The entire selection fits on one page. Larger selections use a denser layout and smaller text.
What is in the full-season PDF?
The PDF puts the selected teams' regular-season games in date order, including games already played. A matchup between two of your selected teams appears once. Available kickoff times and TV assignments come from the same schedule data used on the website. Details that have not been announced are marked TBD.
"Full season" here means the regular-season schedule available from the provider. It does not add guessed playoff opponents, bowl appearances or unannounced games. For a single team, open its page in the team directory and use the PDF button there.
Printing from a phone or computer
The download is a PDF file, so you can open it in your device's usual PDF viewer. Use that viewer's Print or Share option. The schedule is designed for U.S. Letter paper; if your printer uses A4, choose Fit to page and check the print preview before printing. You can also keep the file on your phone for offline reference.
A PDF is a snapshot. If a kickoff moves or a channel is announced after you save it, download a fresh copy. Your saved file cannot update itself.
PDF, calendar file, or subscription?
| Option | Best for | Updates later? |
|---|---|---|
| Full-season PDF | Printing, sharing or offline reference | Download a new copy |
| Calendar file (.ics) | Importing a snapshot into a calendar app | Re-import carefully to avoid duplicates |
| Calendar subscription | Following kickoff changes in your calendar | Your calendar app refreshes the feed on its own schedule |
Using the calendar options
Choose Subscribe to calendar to open the subscription in your device's calendar app. On iPhone, confirm by tapping Subscribe. If your calendar app needs a web address, choose Copy calendar subscription in My Season and paste it into the app's subscribe or add-by-URL option. Subscribing keeps the feed connected; importing a calendar file once only adds a snapshot.
Calendar apps decide how frequently they refresh subscribed feeds, so an updated kickoff may not appear immediately. If a game is close, check the live schedule before making plans. When you change the teams you follow, copy a new subscription URL; an existing URL continues to refer to its original team selection.
Sharing your team selection
Choose Share schedule to copy a link containing your selected teams. A visitor can review those teams and add them to their own schedule. This does not replace their saved teams automatically, and it does not share your device settings or create an account.
Why can a download be unavailable?
If a selected team's schedule cannot be loaded, we pause the export so you do not receive a file that silently leaves out that team. Retry the missing schedules, or return later. If no regular-season games have been published yet, wait for the schedule release. For a persistent problem, send us the page and team names.
For help reading kickoff times, rankings and broadcast listings, see the football schedule guide. For this week's viewing picks, visit the blog.