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NFL Schedule
→ Your Calendar

Three steps: choose which events to include, pick your teams, then subscribe — after that your calendar keeps itself current on its own. Works with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook, and every game carries its kickoff time, venue, TV and current records.

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1 What to include
2 Teams
Event settings

3 Subscribe

Add this once and your calendar keeps itself current — flexed kickoffs, playoff matchups and records all arrive on their own.
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Where to paste it
Apple Calendar · Mac
File → New Calendar Subscription. Or just hit Open in Calendar.
Apple Calendar · iPhone
Settings → Apps → Calendar → Accounts → Add Account → Other → Add Subscribed Calendar.
Google Calendar
On a computer: Other calendars → + → From URL, using the https:// form. The mobile app can't subscribe by URL, so it has to be done in a browser — it then syncs to your phone. Google refreshes on its own schedule, often only once a day.
Outlook
Add calendar → Subscribe from web.

The URL tracks your filters above, so pick your teams first. A subscription is its own calendar, so removing it later takes one click.

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How to use the .ics file
Subscribing is the better option for most people — it updates itself, and removing it later is one click. A download is a fixed snapshot, so records and any flexed kickoff stay as they were when you clicked. If you do download: import into a new, dedicated calendar, not your main one. You're adding a few hundred events at once, and merged into your everyday calendar there is no undo — Google offers no bulk removal, leaving you to delete games one by one.

Apple Calendar · Mac

  1. Click Download .ics file.
  2. Double-click the file in your Downloads folder.
  3. Calendar asks which calendar to add to. Choose New Calendar — don't add these to your main one.
  4. Click OK.

A separate calendar lets you hide the whole season with one checkbox, and delete all of it in one click later.

Apple Calendar · iPhone

  1. Email the .ics file to yourself, or save it to Files.
  2. Tap the attachment, then Add All.

Easier route: add it on your Mac and let iCloud sync it to your phone.

Google Calendar

  1. Click Download .ics file.
  2. Open calendar.google.com on a computer.
  3. In the left sidebar, Other calendars → + → Create new calendar. Name it something like "NFL".
  4. Gear icon → Settings → Import & export.
  5. Choose the file, set Add to calendar to the one you just made, click Import.

Google won't open the file by double-clicking, and the mobile app can't import at all — you need the desktop site.

Outlook

  1. Click Download .ics file.
  2. Desktop: double-click the file, or File → Open & Export → Import/Export.
  3. Outlook.com: Add calendar → Upload from file, and pick a new calendar as the destination.

As with the others, a dedicated calendar makes removing the season later a single action.

One game at a time

Every row has its own buttons. Download .ics saves just that game as a file — double-click it and Apple Calendar opens with the event ready to add. Add in Google and Add in Outlook skip the file and open a pre-filled event in that service instead.

Re-importing is safe

Each event carries a permanent ID, so importing the same file again updates games instead of duplicating them. Re-download whenever you want fresh records or a flexed kickoff time.

A downloaded file is a snapshot. Records and kickoff times are frozen at the moment you clicked, so a game flexed to Sunday night will keep the old time until you download again. For a calendar that updates itself, use Subscribe above.

5 Schedule

Browse the season below, or add a single game using the buttons on its row.