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While the 2025 NFL schedule won't be released until May 14, we do know the matchups and where they will take place, and fans have already begun to circle certain matchups as the ones to watch.
NFL.com's Kevin Patra noted 10 must-watch matchups, of which the Kansas City Chiefs have three games on the list, including the top spot.
The top selection should be no surprise, as the Chiefs will travel to Buffalo to take on the Bills.
"Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes make for appointment viewing on their own -- when they are on the same gridiron, it's a must-watch live situation. Buffalo and Kansas City have faced off nine times since 2020, and while the Bills have won four straight regular-season clashes, they have yet to get over the postseason hump against Mahomes and Co,'' wrote Patra.
A Super Bowl rematch claims the No. 4 spot on the list, as the Chiefs host the Philadelphia Eagles.
"The Super Bowl rematch might have been a dud, but that doesn't mean this game will follow suit,'' he wrote. "The Eagles blasted Kansas City with a dominating front in February, and Jalen Hurts dive-bombed the Chiefs defense. ... The matchup will show how far each squad has come since the Super Bowl. In the four matchups between the Eagles and Chiefs during the Hurts era, Kansas City won the first two and Philly won the last two. As if this bout needed more fire, there is also the backdrop of Eagles coach Nick Sirianni yelling at Chiefs fans the last time his club visited GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium,'' noted Patra.
Perhaps a not-so-obvious one rounds out the Chiefs' matchups with the No. 7 spot, but fans from all over will be tuned in to Patrick Mahomes vs. Lamar Jackson, as the Chiefs host the Baltimore Ravens.
"I know I'm recycling teams, but I couldn't leave Lamar Jackson versus Patrick Mahomes on the cutting room floor,'' he wrote. "Mahomes and Jackson account for four of the past seven NFL MVP awards. Their matchups are, by default, appointment viewing."
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NFL.com's Kevin Patra noted 10 must-watch matchups, of which the Kansas City Chiefs have three games on the list, including the top spot.
The top selection should be no surprise, as the Chiefs will travel to Buffalo to take on the Bills.
"Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes make for appointment viewing on their own -- when they are on the same gridiron, it's a must-watch live situation. Buffalo and Kansas City have faced off nine times since 2020, and while the Bills have won four straight regular-season clashes, they have yet to get over the postseason hump against Mahomes and Co,'' wrote Patra.
A Super Bowl rematch claims the No. 4 spot on the list, as the Chiefs host the Philadelphia Eagles.
"The Super Bowl rematch might have been a dud, but that doesn't mean this game will follow suit,'' he wrote. "The Eagles blasted Kansas City with a dominating front in February, and Jalen Hurts dive-bombed the Chiefs defense. ... The matchup will show how far each squad has come since the Super Bowl. In the four matchups between the Eagles and Chiefs during the Hurts era, Kansas City won the first two and Philly won the last two. As if this bout needed more fire, there is also the backdrop of Eagles coach Nick Sirianni yelling at Chiefs fans the last time his club visited GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium,'' noted Patra.
Perhaps a not-so-obvious one rounds out the Chiefs' matchups with the No. 7 spot, but fans from all over will be tuned in to Patrick Mahomes vs. Lamar Jackson, as the Chiefs host the Baltimore Ravens.
"I know I'm recycling teams, but I couldn't leave Lamar Jackson versus Patrick Mahomes on the cutting room floor,'' he wrote. "Mahomes and Jackson account for four of the past seven NFL MVP awards. Their matchups are, by default, appointment viewing."
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