
The complete guide to all 32 franchises. Schedules, stadium guides, watch parties, and more.
2026 NFL Franchise & Division Structure
Every club plays 6 intra-division games, 4 games against a rotating intra-conference division, 4 games against an inter-conference division, 2 conference placement games, and 1 cross-conference 17th game.
Four division winners (Seeds 1–4) and three wild-card clubs (Seeds 5–7) qualify from both the AFC and NFC. Only the #1 seed in each conference receives a first-round bye.
Each franchise hub links directly to its verified 2026 kickoff schedule (in Eastern Time), stadium parking/bag guide, and local fan watch-party bars.
16 Teams • 4 Divisions
16 Teams • 4 Divisions
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The 2026 NFL season is scheduled to kick off on Thursday, September 10, 2026. The full 2026 NFL schedule has been released. Some kickoff times may still change due to flexible scheduling and league adjustments.
Each team's hub page on NFL Sports includes a link to their specific stadium guide, which details the clear bag policy. Generally, the NFL allows clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12".
Visit your specific team's hub page and look for the 'Watch Parties' section. We curate lists of the best team-affiliated bars and fan clubs in major cities across the country.
The full 2026 NFL schedule has been released. Some kickoff times may still change due to flexible scheduling and league adjustments, including late-season windows that the NFL confirms closer to game day.
The Buffalo Bills are scheduled to open their new Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park for the 2026 season. The Tennessee Titans are also constructing a new stadium, expected to open in 2027.
There are 32 NFL teams divided into two conferences (AFC and NFC) and eight divisions. You can view all of them on this page.
Super Bowl LXI (to conclude the 2026 season) will be held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, home of the Rams and Chargers.