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NFL Set To Play Games On 6 Days Of The Week As Part Of Their Crazy Plans For 2026 Regular Season Schedule

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

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NFL logo. Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

The 2026 NFL schedule will likely have plenty of more games than fans are used to watching. After another successful campaign in 2025, which included a record seven international games and the third iteration of the Black Friday game.

Roger Goodell plans to raise the stakes in the upcoming season. The schedule is still two months away from its release, but the recent rumors may excite fans. The international games will go up to nine, with the addition of the first NFL game in Australia, Rio de Janeiro hosting the Dallas Cowboys after Sao Paulo hosted the first two Brazil games.

Additionally, the San Francisco 49ers will return to Mexico City and the New Orleans Saints will play in Paris, France. Having a wider broadcast window became a main focus of the league in 2025, and it will take things to the next level in the upcoming season.

NFL 2026 Schedule Can Feature Games On Six Days Of The Week

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Eric Fisher of Front Office Sports reported on Thursday that the league is planning several moves for the upcoming season. Moving the Seattle Seahawks game to a Wednesday slot is on the cards. Expanding the traditional Thanksgiving lineup is also a possibility with a game on Thanksgiving Eve.

The potential expansion of the NFL schedule could see the league have games on every day of the week except Tuesday. The Christmas Day game will continue for the third consecutive season.

Something to keep in mind is that this year’s calendar will not allow early-season Friday games.

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