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Full list of 2026 NFL bye weeks for all 32 teams
Confirmed
In Short: The NFL has released the full list of bye weeks for all 32 teams in the 2026 season.
The NFL's 2026 schedule will consist of 18 weeks, but each team will play only 17 games, with one bye week per team.
According to CBS Sports, the bye weeks for all 32 teams have been officially released.
Sportsbooks have also provided contact information for local and national helplines, such as 1-800-MY-RESET, to assist bettors in need of support.
Giants coach John Harbaugh stated that the team plans to treat veteran player Berrios as if he is playing on the 53-man roster.
Berrios practiced fully throughout the week and was listed as questionable for Sunday night's game.
Sharpfootballanalysis advises focusing on a tight core of players for Week 1 and building tournament plays around them.
Profootballrumors notes that a receiver who does not play on special teams faces a challenge for a full-time roster spot due to New York's run-heavy offensive approach.
Thebiglead reports that both teams entering a matchup have made their inactive lists official, indicating an uneven start to their seasons.
CBS Sports highlights that Rodgers needed just one touchdown pass to tie Mahomes and Brady in the NFL record book, which he achieved early in the game.
Kckingdom notes that the NFL has returned to full speed over the past couple of weeks.
Newsweek quotes a coach giving respect to Kentucky after their team's loss, emphasizing the need for improvement.
Thescore quotes the CFP supporting conference rules concerning the return of athletes with professional ties, emphasizing the need for clear rules to maintain competitive integrity.
What's confirmed
- The NFL's 2026 schedule will consist of 18 weeks, but each team will play only 17 games, with one bye week per team.
- According to CBS Sports, the bye weeks for all 32 teams have been officially released.
- Sportsbooks have also provided contact information for local and national helplines, such as 1-800-MY-RESET, to assist bettors in need of support.
- Giants coach John Harbaugh stated that the team plans to treat veteran player Berrios as if he is playing on the 53-man roster.
- Berrios practiced fully throughout the week and was listed as questionable for Sunday night's game.
- Sharpfootballanalysis advises focusing on a tight core of players for Week 1 and building tournament plays around them.
- Profootballrumors notes that a receiver who does not play on special teams faces a challenge for a full-time roster spot due to New York's run-heavy offensive approach.
- Thebiglead reports that both teams entering a matchup have made their inactive lists official, indicating an uneven start to their seasons.
- CBS Sports highlights that Rodgers needed just one touchdown pass to tie Mahomes and Brady in the NFL record book, which he achieved early in the game.
- Kckingdom notes that the NFL has returned to full speed over the past couple of weeks.
- Newsweek quotes a coach giving respect to Kentucky after their team's loss, emphasizing the need for improvement.
- Thescore quotes the CFP supporting conference rules concerning the return of athletes with professional ties, emphasizing the need for clear rules to maintain competitive integrity.
What's still developing
- "We have an opportunity, the way that you can work the roster now, to do that. And that's the plan."
- Click through the links to get his full slate breakdown.
- Unlike several names listed above, who would only start as injury replacements, Allen could just win the job in Washington.
- And this wasn't out of nowhere: I had Coker as a "start" entering the week after he logged four touchdowns in his final six games of last season (postseason included).
- He then operated with limitations in the final phases of the offseason program before receiving full clearance at the start of training camp.
- Here's what the full list looked like heading into the Steelers-Browns game on Thursday night: As you can see, Rodgers went into Week 4 needing just one touchdown pass to tie Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady in the NFL record book, and he got that pass early in the game when he connected with Roman Wilson on a short pop pass that went for a 12-yard score.
- "Hats off to Kentucky. I hate when coaches get on the podium and don't give respect to the team that beat them. Kentucky came in here and they whooped us, and so that should be the story of the game."
- "There's no positives--not an ounce of a positive anywhere. So there's a product that's not good enough that starts with me. I did not do a good enough job of coaching this team, preparing this team, and getting this team ready to play this week. So I don't take any positives from this game."
- "I don't want to take anything away from Kentucky," Elko said.
- "I mean we've got a sense that we want to get him healthy first and foremost," coach Ben Johnson said.
- "Everybody's a little bit different. We always try to make sure we're prepared and have contingency plans if things go a little bit sideways, but that's a spot that we felt pretty good about."
- "The CFP strongly supports the positions and rules of individual conferences concerning the return to college of athletes with professional draft, contract, or roster ties," the statement said.