The 2025 NFL season is about to start with an exciting Week 1 full of big games and interesting stories. Football fans have been eagerly awaiting its return, and the first games should be filled with action, hard work, and memorable moments. During the offseason, teams made adjustments, and new players are eager to prove themselves.
The first week will feature classic rivalries, fierce contests between elite teams, and new teams looking for recognition. Every game matters because teams want to start the season with a victory and gain a lot of momentum.
The Eagles, fresh off a Super Bowl run, will raise the curtain on the season by hosting bitter division rivals—the Dallas Cowboys—in what promises to be a fiery NFC East showdown. The game will be nationally televised and sets the tone for what’s sure to be a wild ride in 2025.
But that’s not all.
For the first time ever, the NFL will host a regular season game in South America. The reigning AFC West champion Chiefs will take on division rivals Chargers under the bright lights of Friday Night Football in Brazil—making history before the full slate begins on Sunday.
Eagles vs. Cowboys (Thursday Night Kickoff Game) – September 4, 2025
This is no ordinary opener. The Cowboys-Eagles rivalry is one of the fiercest in football, and with Philadelphia defending its NFC crown, expect emotions to run high. Jalen Hurts vs. Dak Prescott could set the tone for MVP conversations early.
Chiefs vs. Chargers (Brazil Game – Friday Night Football) – September 5, 2025
A high-octane quarterback clash between Patrick Mahomes and Justin Herbert takes the NFL global. Not only is this a key divisional game, but it also marks a historic moment as football steps foot in São Paulo.
Bengals vs. Patriots – September 7, 2025
With Joe Burrow healthy and ready to go, the Bengals look to bounce back from a rocky 2024. The Patriots begin life without Bill Belichick, making this an intriguing “new era vs. contender” storyline.
Ravens vs. Bills (Sunday Night Football) – September 7, 2025
Two AFC juggernauts go...