NFL 2022 schedule highlights: Dates & times for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Super Bowl LVII
Planet Sport takes you through the highlights of the 2022 NFL Schedule including a big kick-off, bumper Christmas and playoff plans leading to Super Bowl LVI.
The Rams kick-off the new season on Thursday September 8 against the Buffalo Bills, who are won of the Super Bowl favourites and have a legitimate MVP candidate in Josh Allen.
Three more games will light up Thanksgiving in the USA, while five more NFL International Series games will spread the word around the globe - including a first trip to Germany.
The big kick-off
Buffalo Bills @ Los Angeles Rams (Thursday September 8)
Josh Allen versus Matthew Stafford, the return of Von Miller, it all adds up to an incredible opening kick-off game for the 2022 season.
Week One also includes a certain Russell Wilson returning to Seattle in his first game with the Denver Broncos. The schedule makers have gone all-in to start the campaign.
NFL International Series - five more games outside the USA
The full slate for the 2022 International Series! 🏈🌍@NFLUK | @NFLDeutschland | @nflmx | @NFLEspanol pic.twitter.com/5wKFTpPEjQ
— NFL (@NFL) May 4, 2022
NFL International Series schedule:
Thanksgiving turkey day triple
Name a better duo than football and Thanksgiving. 🦃🏈
— NFL (@NFL) May 13, 2022
📺: 2022 NFL Schedule Release on @nflnetwork pic.twitter.com/wk0cHRJbXt
NFL schedule makers have gone traditional here and given Dallas a divisional battle against the New York Giants - these games are always big-hitters.
Week 16 - Christmas Day triple header
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is with football all day long. 🎄🎅
— NFL (@NFL) May 13, 2022
📺: 2022 NFL Schedule Release on @NFLNetwork pic.twitter.com/znvDy5z0MK
The Green Bay Packers will wake up on Christmas morning in Miami as they face the Dolphins in the early game, followed by the Denver Broncos visiting the Los Angeles Rams before Brady's Buccaneers visit the Arizona Cardinals.
When and where is the next Super Bowl?
The Divisional round is set for January 21-22 and the Championship Games, to decide who goes to the Super Bowl, will be played on January 29.