There will be 256 regular-season NFL games* (*unless there aren't) and we're here to break down the entire schedule. John Breech is full of fun facts (the Friday game is the first since 2009) and Pete Prisco sizes up the 10 best matchups of 2020. Plus, Ryan Wilson and Sean Wagner-McGough explain which games they're circling, we talk MNF, TNF and more!

It's been months since we've seen live sports, so when the NFL actually released it's entire 2020 schedule WE DOVE IN HEADFIRST to let you know when every single game will be played over 17 glorious weeks. R.J. White broke down the entire schedule, from the Texans-Chiefs opener to the Seahawks-Niners finale; go ahead and soak it all in.

Football's a sport where enormous humans repeatedly run into each other at full speed. There's bound to be some bad blood. Throw in the perceived disrespect that comes with trades and firings, and you get OUR TOP 10 REVENGE GAMES. Josh Edwards ranked them all, with both OBJ and Freddie Kitchens facing their ex-teams at No. 1 (but maybe No. 2 gets even more heated).

There's only one thing more exciting than finding out who'll play who in Week 1 and that's finding out WHO I'LL BE BETTING ON. William Hill Sports Book has odds for every game and R.J. White broke it all down; Deshaun Watson's a double-digit 'dog against the defending champs, while Raiders-Panthers is one of three one-point spreads.

Sure, you could list either Tom Brady's Bucs, the Ravens or Chiefs in almost every week, but Jared Dubin says even though they're great options, the rule is: Each team can only be used three times max in his list of each week's top game. And it's actually uncovered some sneaky good contests (Vikings-Colts in Week 2!) along with these gems featuring TB12.

There have been some great rivalries over the years (Cowboys-Niners, Ravens-Pats) and the 2020 schedule seems to be full of them. Bryan DeArdo broke down the top 10 rivalry matchups, including one between the only two teams who've played each other three times in the Super Bowl.

It's never too early to begin planning for Thanksgiving -- not just in terms of what you'll be eating and drinking, but also in terms of what you'll be watching. Sean Wagner-McGough sized up all three Turkey Day games and, trust us, you're going to want to stick around for the nightcap.