NFL Season Schedules

Welcome to NFLSeasonSchedules.com, your new home to track your favorite teams and betting favorites each and every week. Here, you are going to find a complete NFL season schedule break down for all 32 teams, as well as all 17 weeks of the NFL regular season. Additionally, we have complete preseason and postseason coverage from the Hall of Fame Game to the Super Bowl. Stick with us and never miss another game you want to see!

What's On The Schedule? 2012 NFL Week 1 Schedule
Wednesday 9/5:
  • Cowboys @ Giants - 8:30pm NBC
Sunday 9/9:
  • Colts @ Bears - 1pm CBS
  • Eagles @ Browns - 1pm FOX
  • Patriots @ Titans - 1pm CBS
  • Falcons @ Chiefs - 1pm FOX
  • Jaguars @ Vikings - 1pm CBS
  • Redskins @ Saints - 1pm FOX
  • Bills @ Jets - 1pm CBS
  • Rams @ Lions - 1pm FOX
  • Dolphins @ Texans - 1pm CBS
  • 49ers @ Packers - 4:15pm FOX
  • Seahawks @ Cardinals - 4:15pm FOX
  • Panthers @ Buccaneers - 4:15pm FOX
  • Steelers @ Broncos - 8:20pm NBC
Monday 9/10:
  • Bengals @ Ravens - 7pm ESPN
  • Chargers @ Raiders - 10:15pm ESPN

What's Going On This Week?
Updated 4/18/12

Just released last night was the 2012 NFL season schedule. Right away there are several great matchups in store. We're working to get the site updated as soon as we can so you can make your plans. In the meantime, view the 2012 NFL week 1 schedule on the left.

Additionally, we are going to be keeping an eye out for some NFL betting odds on these games. With the schedule just coming out, it is going to be a bit but we'll be sure to get whatever we find posted here and on our other schedule pages.

Betting Games On The NFL Season Schedule

Like it or not, wagering is a big part of professional football. Whether it be through weekly office pools, fantasy football, or straight up wagering at online sportsbooks, it can all be considered gambling. The popularity is gambling is why you will hear shows on ESPN mention the NFL betting odds for the games.

Below, we have a few questions and answers we've created to help you understand why NFL wagering is such a big deal. Furthermore, advantages to betting online versus at a real deal sportsbook will also be given.

Why do people wager on NFL games?
Simply put, there is a lot of money to be made just by picking the winner of the games each week. Furthermore, there is more money to be made by picking the winner of the game as it relates to the handicapped betting spread. Additionally, wagering on a game is a chance to put your money where your mouth is. If you fancy yourself as a prognosticator, and truly know in your heart that you are good at it, then why not make some extra money wagering on the games you love to watch each week.

Where do people wager on NFL games?
There are a variety of options available for wagering. Some opt for a seedy local bookie, even fewer actually place their bets with sportsbooks in Nevada & Delaware but most NFL bettors tend to wager online. Like most, we also prefer to wager online and when we do, we stick to online sports betting sites we trust the most with our own money. Included in that group are sportsbooks of the likes of Bodog, Intertops, and BetOnline to a lesser degree. Using multiple sportsbooks gives bettors the opportunity to shop betting lines and get better odds of winning their wager.

Are there advantages to betting online rather than in person?
You betcha! There are a lot more options available for savvy sports bettors who know how the different, more exotic betting types work, betting types that you will not find in a traditional Las Vegas sportsbook. Additionally, convenience is a huge factor. You can literally place bets in your underwear if you so choose. Whether you're in the recliner or just took your seat at the stadium, bettors can wager from anywhere usually up to just minutes before kickoff.

How can I start wagering games on the NFL season schedule?
We though you'd never ask! ;) This is a very simple process. If you missed them before, we recommend Bovada, Intertops, as well as BetOnline simply because these are the books we frequent the most and they all accept new accounts from all bettors that live in the United States. Find the one that sounds best to you (we recommend Bovada above all) and click the banner or link. This will take you to the sign up page where you can create a new account. In general, all sports betting sites require you to give your name, address, phone number, email, date of birth. And, for the most part, you will have to establish your user ID, set and confirm your password for yourself. Depending on which book you join, you may need to verify your account through email validation. Once all this is set, simply proceed to the cashier and deposit. Know that all sportsbooks accept credit cards however not all credit cards are accepted. There is nothing you can do about this. If you card isn't working then most likely your bank has blocked transactions with the sportsbook's payment processor. In this case, you will need to explore alternative methods such as checks, wire transfers, or ewallets. Ewallets are simply non-gambling intermediaries that accept credit cards which can process your deposit and then send funds to your sports betting account. This generally just involves signing up for another account. On the whole, the process is very easy, even if you have never gambled online before.

Best Books For Wagering Games On The NFL Schedule

Below we give to you our list of trusted sports betting sites for NFL games. As previously mentioned, we rely upon these books for our own wagering needs.

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