- Joined
- May 8, 2002
- Posts
- 1,129,603
- Reaction score
- 59
The date of the NFL schedule release has become one of the busiest and buzziest days on the football internet, and the 2026 grand release May 14 was no exception.
Teams had the liberty of posting their highly-anticipated schedule-release videos 30 minutes prior to the official announcement of each team’s 17-game slate, which gave fans a head start on figuring out which ones were the most creative and which ones made them laugh the hardest.
Here is a look at every team’s 2026 schedule-release video (in alphabetical order).
Return to office? Not for the Cardinals, who went with a Zoom-adjacent animated sketch.
Nostalgia always plays, evidenced by the Falcons' spoof on "This is SportsCenter" commercials.
Channeling Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, Baltimore wideout Zay Flowers crashed the wedding of Ravens fans Sierra and Zach – and gave everybody in attendance Ravens tickets.
Behind the scenes? Josh Allen goes in the pitch room.
Let's hope the Panthers' offense is as explosive as this video.
Rome "Bob Ross" Odunze paints a picture of the schedule.
A "Street Fighter"-inspired video.
Who needs improv lessons? Not the Cowboys.
Never a bad idea to lean on a franchise legend, especially if that legend is Peyton Manning.
Talk about bulletin-board material.
Clayma(tthews)tion
Call him Brian "Crash Out" Cushing.
Indianapolis went with a "Simpsons" video to roast their upcoming opponents.
The Jags brought out the shears for quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
Rob Riggle hosts a 90s-inspired infomerical.
Did Fernando Mendoza and Kirk Cousins just become best friend in this "Stepbrothers" spoof?
The Chargers made their scheudle release in the video game "Halo" after similar ideas with "Minecraft" and "The Sims" in recent years.
Napoleon Dynamite would be proud.
"Mr. Ross wants to see you." No, not owner Stephen Ross. Rick Ross.
A foodies' roast of the upcoming opponents.
The "Paw-triots."
Local New Orleans meteorologist Margaret Orr forecasts the upcoming campaign.
Jameis "Winston van Gogh."
An aesthetically-pleasing take on the schedule.
A board room scene featuring star players.
How yinz doin'? A perfectly Pittsburgh take on the schedule.
A fragrance commercial as a schedule-release video? Sure.
Tampa "Baywatch" features the big boys and Bert Kreischer.
The man-on-the-street video is back and better than ever (OK, maybe not as good as the original).
The science fair featuring Bill "The Science Guy" Croskey-Merritt.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: NFL schedule release video 2026: Watch every team's video for new season
Continue reading...
Teams had the liberty of posting their highly-anticipated schedule-release videos 30 minutes prior to the official announcement of each team’s 17-game slate, which gave fans a head start on figuring out which ones were the most creative and which ones made them laugh the hardest.
Here is a look at every team’s 2026 schedule-release video (in alphabetical order).
Arizona Cardinals
Return to office? Not for the Cardinals, who went with a Zoom-adjacent animated sketch.
Atlanta Falcons
Nostalgia always plays, evidenced by the Falcons' spoof on "This is SportsCenter" commercials.
Baltimore Ravens
Channeling Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, Baltimore wideout Zay Flowers crashed the wedding of Ravens fans Sierra and Zach – and gave everybody in attendance Ravens tickets.
Buffalo Bills
Behind the scenes? Josh Allen goes in the pitch room.
Carolina Panthers
Let's hope the Panthers' offense is as explosive as this video.
Chicago Bears
Rome "Bob Ross" Odunze paints a picture of the schedule.
Cincinnati Bengals
Cleveland Browns
A "Street Fighter"-inspired video.
Dallas Cowboys
Who needs improv lessons? Not the Cowboys.
schedule release...but make it improv
️ Get @SeatGeek tickets nowhttps://t.co/eoYkEktfUh
NFL Schedule Release tonight at 7pm CT on @nflnetworkpic.twitter.com/rZwPw1lJaL
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) May 14, 2026
Denver Broncos
Never a bad idea to lean on a franchise legend, especially if that legend is Peyton Manning.
Detroit Lions
Talk about bulletin-board material.
Green Bay Packers
Clayma(tthews)tion
Houston Texans
Call him Brian "Crash Out" Cushing.
Indianapolis Colts
Indianapolis went with a "Simpsons" video to roast their upcoming opponents.
Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jags brought out the shears for quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
Kansas City Chiefs
Rob Riggle hosts a 90s-inspired infomerical.
Las Vegas Raiders
Did Fernando Mendoza and Kirk Cousins just become best friend in this "Stepbrothers" spoof?
Los Angeles Chargers
The Chargers made their scheudle release in the video game "Halo" after similar ideas with "Minecraft" and "The Sims" in recent years.
Los Angeles Rams
Napoleon Dynamite would be proud.
Miami Dolphins
"Mr. Ross wants to see you." No, not owner Stephen Ross. Rick Ross.
Minnesota Vikings
A foodies' roast of the upcoming opponents.
New England Patriots
The "Paw-triots."
New Orleans Saints
Local New Orleans meteorologist Margaret Orr forecasts the upcoming campaign.
New York Giants
Jameis "Winston van Gogh."
New York Jets
An aesthetically-pleasing take on the schedule.
football is ART (craft blend)
your 2026 Jets schedule revealpic.twitter.com/lV7PTzbc8O
— New York Jets (@nyjets) May 14, 2026
Philadelphia Eagles
A board room scene featuring star players.
Pittsburgh Steelers
How yinz doin'? A perfectly Pittsburgh take on the schedule.
San Francisco 49ers
Seattle Seahawks
A fragrance commercial as a schedule-release video? Sure.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tampa "Baywatch" features the big boys and Bert Kreischer.
Tennessee Titans
The man-on-the-street video is back and better than ever (OK, maybe not as good as the original).
Washington Commanders
The science fair featuring Bill "The Science Guy" Croskey-Merritt.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: NFL schedule release video 2026: Watch every team's video for new season
Continue reading...
