One of the most eagerly awaited weeks on the NFL calendar is upon us as the league is set to release its schedule Wednesday night. Before all of the games are made public during live 8 p.m.

Cleveland must navigate a brutal gauntlet that includes divisional powerhouses, the entire NFC North, and a trip to London where they'll be at a disadvantage.

Future Hall of Fame head coach Pete Carroll was hired after being away for a season and the team hired assistant general manager John Spytek from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Baltimore Ravens successfully maintained their elite roster this offseason, and now the team will prepare to take on one of the league's toughest schedules in 2025.

NFL schedule release right around the corner, let's talk about three teams whose seasons are truly over before they even began.

Former Colorado Buffaloes stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter will both visit London during their rookie seasons in the NFL this fall. Sanders' Cleveland Browns will challenge the Minnesota Vikings and Hunter's Jags will face the Los Angeles Rams.

The Detroit Lions will be looking to have even more success in 2025. Dan Campbell's squad finished as the No.1 seed in the NFC in 2024 with a 15-2 record, but suffered a shocking playoff defeat to the Washington Commanders in the divisional round, ending a magical year on a sour note.