The NFL has made an event out of almost every single thing related to their league. The NFL draft used to be done without any television coverage and very little fanfare. Now, it is a three-day event with two of the days taking up primetime real estate on multiple networks.
The next big “event” is the release of the NFL schedule. In this case, event had to be put in quotation marks because it was not an event until the NFL figured out how to make it one.
In the end, our beloved Cleveland Browns will play 17 games with their opponents being known since the 2022 NFL regular season ended:
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The 2023 schedule was expected to be released this Thursday but, according to Peter King, there could be a hangup:
The release of the schedule, which the NFL had hoped to have for a primetime show Thursday night, may be delayed.