by rseysPosted on Posted in NFL Announces Updates to Week 16 and Week 17 Schedules — No Comments ↓

The NFL has released updates to its Week 16 and Week 17 schedules, offering clarity for fans as the regular season approaches its conclusion.

In Week 16, the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills game has been moved to a 4:25 PM ET kickoff. The matchup holds added intrigue as the Bills continue their push for a top seed in the AFC playoffs.

Meanwhile, the Week 17 schedule has been finalized, with key changes to several games. The Atlanta Falcons will face the Washington Commanders on NBC’s Sunday Night Football, with kickoff set for 8:20 PM ET. The Miami Dolphins will travel to Cleveland to take on the Browns at 4:05 PM ET, while the Indianapolis Colts and New York Giants matchup will begin at 1:00 PM ET.

Highlighting the Week 17 slate is a tripleheader on Saturday. The day begins with the Los Angeles Chargers visiting the New England Patriots at 1:00 PM ET, followed by the Denver Broncos taking on the Cincinnati Bengals at 4:30 PM ET. The evening will close with the Arizona Cardinals facing the Los Angeles Rams in an 8:00 PM ET primetime showdown.

As always, Football Weblog is here to keep fans informed. Our One Page Schedules have been fully updated to reflect these changes, ensuring you stay up to date with every game on the calendar. To view the revised schedules, click the “NFL Schedules” button below or access them through the menu.

And remember: Always run to daylight!

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Week 16 Schedule Update — No Comments ↓

The NFL has announced adjustments to the Week 16 schedule. The Denver Broncos vs. Los Angeles Chargers game, originally set for Sunday, December 22, at 4:05 PM ET, will now take place on Thursday Night Football. The Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals matchup, which was initially scheduled for Thursday, December 19, at 8:15 PM ET, will now kick off on Sunday at 1 PM ET.

Football Weblog has updated its One Page Schedules to include these changes. To view the revised NFL Schedules, click the “NFL Schedules” button below or find them through the menu.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Week 11 Flex Alert: Bengals vs. Chargers Moved to Sunday Night Primetime

The NFL has released updates to the Week 11 game schedule. The Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Chargers matchup, originally slated for a 4:25 PM ET start, will now take center stage as the Sunday Night Football game, kicking off at 8:20 PM ET. Additionally, the Indianapolis Colts vs. New York Jets game, initially scheduled for Sunday Night Football, will move to a 1:00 PM ET start time.

Football Weblog has revised its One Page Schedules to reflect these updates. You can access the updated NFL Schedules by selecting the “NFL Schedules” button below or by navigating through the menu options.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Flex Scheduling Update for Week 9: Colts-Vikings to Sunday Night

The NFL has announced changes to the Week 9 schedule. The Indianapolis Colts vs. Minnesota Vikings game, originally set for 1:00 PM ET, will now be the Sunday Night Football matchup, kicking off at 8:20 PM ET. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Philadelphia Eagles game will move to 4:05 PM ET, having initially been scheduled for 8:20 PM ET.

Football Weblog has updated its One Page Schedules to reflect these changes. You can view the updated NFL Schedules by clicking the “NFL Schedules” button below or navigating through the menu options.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Football Weblog: Caffeine-Fueled Content

Football Weblog is always free, but if you find any of the caffeine-fueled content here worthwhile and would like to show your appreciation, I’ll never turn down a piping hot cup of Joe!  🙂  Just click the button below and you’ll be taken to the Caribou Coffee Gift Card portal. For the card to reach me, send it to Randy at:

ironhawk@hickorytech.net.

Any amount is greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!!!

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by rseysPosted on Posted in One Giant Leap — No Comments ↓

Football Weblog’s One Page Printable Schedule is as ubiquitous today as sliced bread. But back in 1969, it was cutting-edge technology. Fueled by the Cold War, it became a race between the National Football League (NFL) and the Soviet Comrade Football Collective (SCFC) to shrink an entire professional football schedule to fit onto a single letter-sized sheet of paper. Galvanized by President John F. Kennedy’s speech, the drive to achieve the unthinkable was ultimately a success.

In his speech, JFK declared, “We choose to create a one-page printable NFL schedule. We choose to create a one-page printable NFL schedule in this season and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.”

This monumental effort marked a significant milestone in schedule creation and established Football Weblog as a leader in the scheduling race.

See for yourself. To access Football Weblog’s One Page schedules, click the blue NFL Schedules button below, or select NFL Schedules from Football Weblog’s menu. You’ll be taken to the NFL Schedules page with access to all of Football Weblog’s printable NFL schedules. To the schedule and beyond!

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by rseysPosted on Posted in 2024 NFL Coaching Tree — No Comments ↓

Greetings, gridiron aficionados! It’s that time of year where we once again explore the tangled, intricate foliage of the NFL Coaching Tree. Like a majestic oak spreading its branches across the football landscape, the coaching tree tells the story of mentorship, growth, and the occasional pruning of under-performing branches.

As we embark on this arboreal adventure, let’s take a moment to appreciate the sturdy trunks and verdant leaves that make up the coaching forest of the NFL. From the towering redwoods of seasoned veterans to the sprightly saplings of rookie head coaches, every branch has a story to tell.

Some old branches have withered away, while others have burst forth with fresh shoots eager to prove their mettle on the sideline. Some coaches have branched out to new teams, while others have been unceremoniously chopped down, their coaching careers ending up as mere firewood for the off-season rumor mill.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Will Shipley Drafted by the Eagles — No Comments ↓

Will Shipley, Football Weblog’s inaugural “Adopt-A-Player”, makes history as the first of the program’s selections to enter the NFL. The Philadelphia Eagles chose Shipley with the 127th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft. Shipley’s potential as a high school athlete was evident, and this recognition highlighted his promise as a future star in the football world.

The Eagles’ decision to draft Shipley was strategic, as they traded picks with Houston to secure his talents for their roster. Shipley, known for his versatility as a runner, pass catcher, and kick returner, expressed his commitment to hard work and earning the respect of his new teammates and coaches during his introductory press conference as an Eagle.

Shipley’s collegiate career at Clemson further solidified his status as a dynamic playmaker. Standing at 5-11 and weighing 206 pounds, he amassed over 3,200 total yards of offense and 34 touchdowns during his three years with the Tigers. His performance in 2023 was particularly notable, earning him recognition as the first Power 5 player since Christian McCaffrey to achieve certain statistical milestones.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in NFL Finalizes Week 15 Slate of Games

As of today, November 30, 2023, the NFL announced that its Week 15 schedule has been finalized. Check our exclusive One Page Printable Schedules for details. Click the blue NFL Schedules button below to be taken to the NFL Schedules page, or access the page from the menu.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Flex Scheduling Update for Week 13

The NFL announced adjustments to the Week 13 schedule yesterday.  The Denver Broncos vs. Houston Texans matchup, originally scheduled to kickoff at 4:05 PM ET, will now begin at 1:00 PM ET.  The Carolina Panthers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game did the opposite, switching from 1:00 PM ET to 4:05 PM ET on Sunday, Dec. 3.

Football Weblog has updated its One Page Schedules to incorporate these modifications. To view the updated NFL Schedules page, you can either click the button labeled “NFL Schedules” below or navigate through the menu options.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in NFL Flexes Lions vs. Buccaneers Week 6 Game

The NFL recently made an adjustment to the Week 6 Sunday games schedule. This marks the first flexible schedule change for the 2023 NFL season.

In an announcement on Monday, the league announced that the game between the Detroit Lions and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, initially slated for October 15 at 1 PM ET, will now kick off at 4:25 PM ET. This change was prompted by the impressive early-season performance of both teams, making this rescheduled time slot more desirable.

Both the Lions and Buccaneers are currently sporting 3-1 records as they approach Week 5. The Lions are widely anticipated to secure another victory against the Carolina Panthers this Sunday, while the Buccaneers have a bye week to prepare for their upcoming clash.

The One Page Schedules on Football Weblog have been updated to reflect this change. To access the NFL Schedules page, click the NFL Schedules button below, or use the menu.

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by rseysPosted on Posted in The First Touchdown Pass by Every Super Bowl Winning Quarterback

I was reminiscing about the Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks in the NFL the other day. It struck me how each of them once daydreamed as a kid about leading their team to a Super Bowl victory, but little did they know the incredible journey that awaited them. They embarked on a path filled with hard work, dedication, and sacrifice to mold themselves into the elite, Super Bowl-caliber quarterbacks we admire today.

Their early years were marked by relentless effort, countless hours on the practice field, and unwavering commitment to honing their skills. They navigated the challenges of high school football, faced fierce competition in college, and emerged as true football prodigies.

As rookies in the NFL, they were entrusted with the hopes and dreams of their teams and fans alike. And every quarterback’s NFL journey began with that very first NFL pass—a pivotal moment that marked the inception of their remarkable careers. Who was the target of that momentous first pass? How many yards did that first pass encompass? My curiosity got the best of me, and I decided to find out.

At first, I considered compiling all of the information into a spreadsheet and presenting it in a neat little table. But then, I had a better idea. I thought, why not create a lively slideshow, and set it to some catchy music? So, I went ahead and put it all together, and the result is the video below. I invite you to check it out, and I genuinely hope you find it enjoyable.

As always, run to daylight!

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Get Ready for the NFL Season with the 2023 Kickoff Guide

Hold onto your shot glasses, folks, because in just three days, the 2023 NFL regular season is about to flow into our lives like a river of liquid gold at a beer festival. If you’re anything like the rest of us hopheads, you’ve been thirsting for the return of football action. Well, guess what? The NFL has decided to be our bartender and just served up their annual pregame cocktail in PDF format – the 2023 NFL Kickoff Guide!

This boozy book of football knowledge is a hefty 198 pages that’s been aged to perfection, much like a fine wine. It’s packed with more football wisdom than your favorite local pub on trivia night. And here’s the kicker – it won’t cost you a single penny. Forget about fancy wine tastings; this guide is the sommelier of football insights.

To wet your whistle with this delightful elixir of football facts, simply give that NFL Publications button a gentle click below, or mosey on over to the Football Weblog’s menu and raise your glass to NFL Publications. Cheers! You’ll find yourself on the NFL Publications page, where you can grab the 2023 NFL Kickoff Guide and a treasure trove of other NFL documents, dating back to 2014. So, here’s to you, fellow football aficionados. It’s time to savor some football knowledge and gear up for a season filled with touchdowns and touchdowns…of fun! 🏈🍻📖

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Second Consecutive USC Player Named to Adopt-A-Player Family

As you may know, Football Weblog began “adopting players” in 2021.  The idea is to randomly select a top 50 high school skill position prospect each season to call our own, and then follow his career along the way.  Will the player bomb out and end up flipping burgers in a couple of years, or will he blossom into an NFL star who is eventually fitted to wear a gold Pro Football Hall of Fame jacket?  No matter how it plays out, it will prove to be compelling.

The football stork gave us running backs the first two seasons.  In 2021, running back Will Shipley was named the inaugural Adopt-A-Player.  Shipley plays for the Clemson Tigers and continues to gain recognition for his agility, speed, and versatility on the field.

In 2022, running back Raleek Brown was added to Football Weblog’s Adopt-A-Player fold.  Brown plays for the USC Trojans and is also known for his versatility.  Brown continues to be a promising prospect despite the potential for some competition at his position heading into this season.

This season marks the first quarterback to be adopted.  The 2023 Adopt-A-Player is…

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by rseysPosted on Posted in Football Weblog’s 2023 NFL Schedule: The Johnny U of Football Schedules

Football Weblog’s NFL schedules are the Johnny U of football schedules. Like Johnny Unitas, Football Weblog’s schedules are not flamboyant. They are black high-top cleats, no-nonsense, clean cut, all-American, blue-collar everyman schedules. Other schedules may be flashier and more flamboyant, but when you’re looking for a schedule that conveniently compresses the entire 18-week, 272-game regular season to an 8-1/2” x 11” single page, and presents itself in a clean, vintage style, Football Weblog’s schedules are the way to go.

See for yourself. To access Football Weblog’s One Page schedules, click the blue NFL Schedules button below, or select NFL Schedules from Football Weblog’s menu. You’ll be taken to the NFL Schedules page with access to all of Football Weblog’s printable NFL schedules. Enjoy!

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