The 2023 NFL regular season would last 18 weeks and have 272 games. It will begin on September 7 in Kansas City and end on January 7.The league's championship contest, Super Bowl LVIII, will take place at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, on February 11, following the commencement of the postseason games on January 13.Every side is scheduled to play 17 regular-season games and three preseason matches in the 2023 NFL schedule, which is the case for the third year in a row.On Thursday, September 7, the last Super Bowl winner Kansas City Chiefs, play host to the Detroit Lions in the NFL's traditional primetime opening game.Sunday Night Football on NBC@SNFonNBC#NFLKickoff is SET! 🗓It's the Detroit Lions vs. the Kansas City Chiefs to open the season. 2361558#NFLKickoff is SET! 🗓It's the Detroit Lions vs. the Kansas City Chiefs to open the season. 🏈 https://t.co/qmX9bQsShZAdditionally, five NFL games will be played abroad in 2023 as part of the league's continued globalization. Germany received two games, while the UK received three. All are regular-season contests that occur before the postseason in around the first half of the season.When will the preseason games start?The Hall of Fame Game on Friday, August 4, will serve as the opening preseason contest of the 2023 NFL campaign. The Pro Football Hall of Fame Game was originally played in 1962, the year before Canton, Ohio, was made the official location of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.Lexi@lexiosborneWe are Jaye Howard days away from NFL kickoff! #96days 619We are Jaye Howard days away from NFL kickoff! #96days 🏈 https://t.co/i5iHgEVcmlNFL Week 1 complete scheduleLet's look at the Week 1 schedule for the first week before we begin to consider probable postseason and Super Bowl competing clubs.Thursday Night FootballKansas City vs. Detroit LionsSeptember 78:20 p.m. ETSunday, September 10Atlanta Falcons vs. Carolina Panthers1 p.m. ETBaltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans1 p.m. ETCleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals1 p.m. ETIndianapolis Colts vs. Jacksonville Jaguars1 p.m. ETMinnesota Vikings vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers1 p.m. ETNew Orleans Saints vs. Tennessee Titans1 p.m. ETPittsburgh Steelers vs. San Francisco 49ers1 p.m. ETWashington Commanders vs. Arizona Cardinals1 p.m. ETChicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers4:25 p.m. ETDenver Broncos vs. Las Vegas Raiders4:25 p.m. ETLos Angeles Chargers vs. Miami Dolphins4:25 p.m. ETNew England Patriots vs. Philadelphia Eagles4:25 p.m. ETSeattle Seahawks vs. Los Angeles Rams4:25 p.m. ETSunday Night FootballNew York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys8:20 p.m. ETMonday Night Football New York Jets vs. Buffalo Bills8:15 p.m. ET September 11