When Does the NFL Season Start?
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The NFL season typically starts the week after Labor Day. However, this year there is a chance the season may be pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Introduction
The National Football League (NFL) regular season begins on the week following the first Sunday of September (i.e., the Sunday after Labor Day) and ends in December or early January.
What is the NFL Season?
The NFL season is the time when the National Football League (NFL) regular season games are played. It is usually considered to begin in September and end in December or early January.
When Does the NFL Season Start?
The NFL season typically starts in September and ends in December or January. The regular season is made up of 16 games, with each team playing 16 games. The playoffs start in January and the Super Bowl is usually played in February.
Pre-Season
The National Football League Pre-Season is the period each year during which NFL teams play several exhibition games before the actual “season” starts. Exhibition games are not included in the team’s record for the season. The NFL pre-season generally runs from late July to late August.
Regular Season
The NFL regular season typically begins in early September and ends in late December or early January. Each team plays 16 games during the regular season, with a bye week between weeks four and eight. During the bye week, teams are not allowed to practice or play any games.
The NFL season typically starts the week after Labor Day. The first regular season game is usually played on Thursday night, with the rest of the games taking place on Sunday and Monday nights. Some games may be played on Saturday nights as well, depending on television schedules. NFL playoffs start in January, with the conference championship games taking place in February and the Super Bowl taking place in early February or early March.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the NFL season starts on September 10th.
