The Jets and Dolphins play nobody but each other from Nov. 10-Dec 5, and that might not even be the weirdest thing about the 2020 schedule. Our resident schedule fanatic John Breech uncovers all kinds of quirky facts (here's why there's a Friday game on Christmas), plus Jeff Kerr breaks down five interesting wrinkles to know and more.

Without Teddy Bridgewater a year ago, the Saints might've collapsed. Without Matt Moore, the Chiefs might've lost too much ground. The backup QB position in the NFL shouldn't be understated. That's why Sean Wagner-McGough's ranking of every backup QB situation could forecast some teams' success; the Cowboys are solid, but should the Steelers be in this spot?

It's early May and the NFL schedule dropped less than 24 hours ago which means IT'S TIME TO MAKE WEEK 1 PICKS. Jordan Dajani says the Packers' Jordan Love selection made them the national punching bag, but he'll gladly take 3.5 points and a fired-up A-Rod against a team they swept last year, and that's not the only 'dog Jordan's backing.

There's a chance it might be a bit chilly in Week 8 for Tom Brady when the Bucs visit the Giants, but other than that? He might not even see a cloud. Jason La Canfora says there are sunny days ahead for Brady, and he has 11 more insider notes on the NFL schedule, including the Pats' bumpy road (and JLC's only half-joking about Aaron Rodgers).

The hope in Cincy is that Joe Burrow can jump in and instantly thrive, but for other rookies, it might take some time. Chris Trapasso says if we're being honest, a lot of them could use a 'redshirt' year. Chris breaks down five such rookies, and says while Jordan Love will get a chance to sit, that's unlikely for one Dolphin who'd be better off if he did.