Possible NFL schedule changes discussed for future seasons
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 23, 2026, 10:15 AM
Last updated Oct 23, 2026

Mike Florio suggests the NFL may be experimenting with its scheduling format. As it looks to increase its international presence, the league has already expanded to a 17-game regular season. Changes could allow for Tuesday and Wednesday games, optimizing team scheduling to accommodate an 18th game. Observations of multiple prime-time appearances for some teams have led to speculation about these potential shifts. The implications of these changes for fans and game scheduling remain uncertain.
- •Roger Goodell seeks to grow the NFL's international footprint.
- •Discussion includes the potential for an 18-game regular season.
- •Teams may play multiple prime-time games in a row.
- •Florio hypothesizes about mid-week game scheduling adjustments.
- •Challenges include maintaining fan enjoyment of the current schedule.
- 10:15 AMYahoo Sports — Mike Florio thinks big NFL change could be coming as he spots secret ‘experiment’
"Over recent years there have been some significant changes made to the format of the NFL and more could be set to follow. Roger Goodell is attempting to make the NFL as big as possible and continue its growth across the world.
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