NFL Schedule 2023 : Week 15 Regular Season
MATCHUP | RESULT | HI PASS | HI RUSH | HI REC | |
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Los Angeles Chargers | LV 63 , LAC 21 | Easton Stick 257 | Zamir White 69 | Joshua Palmer 113 |
MATCHUP | RESULT | HI PASS | HI RUSH | HI REC | |
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Minnesota Vikings | CIN 27 , MIN 24 | Jake Browning 324 | Ty Chandler 132 | Jordan Addison 111 | |
Pittsburgh Steelers | IND 30 , PIT 13 | Gardner Minshew II 215 | Trey Sermon 88 | Michael Pittman Jr. 78 | |
Denver Broncos | DET 42 , DEN 17 | Jared Goff 278 | Jahmyr Gibbs 100 | Amon-Ra St. Brown 112 |
MATCHUP | RESULT | HI PASS | HI RUSH | HI REC | |
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Green Bay Packers | TB 34 , GB 20 | Baker Mayfield 381 | Rachaad White 89 | Chris Godwin 155 | |
New York Giants | NO 24 , NYG 6 | Derek Carr 218 | Alvin Kamara 66 | Darius Slayton 63 | |
Tennessee Titans | HOU 19 , TEN 16 | Case Keenum 229 | Devin Singletary 121 | Noah Brown 82 | |
Atlanta Falcons | CAR 9 , ATL 7 | Bryce Young 167 | Chuba Hubbard 87 | Jonnu Smith 61 | |
Chicago Bears | CLE 20 , CHI 17 | Joe Flacco 374 | Roschon Johnson 36 | Amari Cooper 109 | |
New York Jets | MIA 30 , NYJ 0 | Tua Tagovailoa 224 | Raheem Mostert 42 | Jaylen Waddle 142 | |
New England Patriots | KC 27 , NE 17 | Patrick Mahomes 305 | Clyde Edwards-Helaire 37 | Rashee Rice 91 | |
Washington Commanders | LAR 28 , WAS 20 | Matthew Stafford 258 | Kyren Williams 152 | Terry McLaurin 141 | |
Arizona Cardinals | SF 45 , ARI 29 | Brock Purdy 242 | Christian McCaffrey 115 | Trey McBride 102 | |
Dallas Cowboys | BUF 31 , DAL 10 | Dak Prescott 134 | James Cook 179 | CeeDee Lamb 53 | |
Jacksonville Jaguars | BAL 23 , JAX 7 | Trevor Lawrence 264 | Lamar Jackson 97 | Jamal Agnew 70 |
MATCHUP | RESULT | HI PASS | HI RUSH | HI REC | |
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Philadelphia Eagles | SEA 20 , PHI 17 | Drew Lock 208 | Kenneth Walker III 86 | DK Metcalf 78 |
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About NFL Schedule 2023 : Week 15 Regular Season
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National Football League (NFL) is the premier professional football league in the United States. Throughout the 1940s and 1950s, the NFL grew in popularity, and the league began to expand, with new teams being added and the championship game becoming more widely watched. In 1960, the American Football League (AFL) was established as a rival league to the NFL. The two leagues competed with each other for players, fans, and television contracts, but in 1966, the two leagues agreed to merge. The merger led to the creation of the Super Bowl, a championship game between the two leagues' champions.
The NFL regular season is the heart and soul of professional football. It typically spans around 18 game weeks and the NFL prepares a rigorous schedule to ensure an even flow of matchups. This schedule contains all of the event’s time, date, and location information. The NFL schedule is crucial not only for football fans and their viewership but also for the players who need to compete week in and week out.
From the release of the preseason schedule to the exciting kickoff of the regular season, each step in the timeline builds anticipation and fuels the passion of fans. The formulation of the schedule requires careful consideration of divisional and conference matchups, balancing team schedules, and strategic placement of marquee games. As fans eagerly await each year's scheduled release, they anticipate the unforgettable moments, thrilling rivalries, and intense competition that lies ahead on the road to Super Bowl glory. The schedule is as important for players and coaches as they devise strategies based on their upcoming opponents and matches.
2023 - 24 NFL Seasons
The NFL regular season is the heart and soul of professional football. It typically runs from early September to late December or early January, spanning 17 weeks. During this time, teams compete in a series of 16 games, with each team having one bye week.
The regular season is divided into weeks, and teams play their opponents based on a predetermined schedule. Matchups are strategically arranged to ensure fair competition and diversity of opponents. Each team faces divisional rivals twice (home and away), conference opponents, and a rotation of teams from the opposite conference.
Teams strive to secure victories and accumulate wins throughout the regular season. These wins determine playoff eligibility and seeding for the postseason. The NFL postseason is the elimination round of games that follow the conclusion of the regular season.
How NFL decides on the schedule?
The NFL schedule is highly anticipated by fans and players alike. The NFL regular season schedule for this year spans 18 weeks. With one bye week planned during the season, each club plays 17 games. In the past, there have been weeks without any byes and 16 games played in the NFL, featuring every team in the league. The NFL will play up to 14 games in some weeks, even though up to four teams have bye weeks planned. The NFL schedule typically features games on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday. Sundays are when the great majority of games are played. There can be games planned on Friday or Saturday in certain weeks.
The postseason games follow the regular season and include the top-performing teams in the regular season. It typically runs from early January to early February, culminating in the Super Bowl. The postseason consists of a single-elimination tournament, where the top seven teams from each conference compete for conference championships and a shot at the Super Bowl. The first round, known as Wild Card Weekend, features three wild card teams and four divisional champions from each conference. The winners advance to the Divisional Round, followed by the Conference Championships, where the two remaining teams from each conference battle for a spot in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is the pinnacle of the postseason, with the champions from the AFC and NFC facing off to determine the ultimate winner. The NFL postseason is of paramount importance as it determines the conference champions and ultimately crowns the Super Bowl champion, solidifying their place in football history. It showcases the best teams, intense competition, and unforgettable moments, capturing the attention and excitement of fans worldwide.
The week before the Super Bowl, the NFL traditionally holds the Pro Bowl, the name for the league’s all-star game. With the league expanding the regular season from a 16-game schedule to 17 games, the Pro Bowl was moved from the last weekend in January to the first weekend in February.
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NFL Schedule (2023-24) Key Dates and Events
The 2023-24 NFL schedule is out and the planning by teams has already been set in motion. The 2023-24 NFL season is commencing its first Black Friday game with the New York Jets set to face off against the Miami Dolphins.
Here are the key dates and events for the 2023-24 NFL season.
Event | Date | Year |
NFL Hall of Fame Game | August 3 | 2023 |
First Preseason Weekend | August 10-13 | 2023 |
Second Preseason Weekend | August 17-21 | 2023 |
Third Preseason Weekend | August 24-27 | 2023 |
Roster Cuts Due | August 29 | 2023 |
Waiver Claims and Practice Squads Formation | August 30 | 2023 |
2023-24 NFL Regular Season Kickoff (Chiefs vs. Lions) | September 7 | 2023 |
Fall League Meetings | October 17-18 | 2023 |
NFL Trade Deadline | October 31 | 2023 |
Deadline for tagged players to report | November 14 | 2023 |
Roster Updates are lifted | December 12-13 | 2023 |
Clubs may begin signing free-agent players for the 2024 season. | January 8 | 2024 |
Wild Card Playoff Games | January 13-15 | 2024 |
Divisional Playoff Games | January 20-21 | 2024 |
AFC and NFC Championship Games | January 28 | 2024 |
Pro Bowl Games | February 4 | 2024 |
Super Bowl LVIII, Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas | February 11 | 2024 |
NFL Scouting Combine, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis | February 27 –March 4 | 2024 |