Between their success and the star-crossed player romances, fans already have enough reasons to hate the Kansas City Chiefs, but the NFL added gasoline to the fire with their building of the team's 2025 schedule.

The Eagles got screwed by the league. And two reasons show exactly why.

With that in mind, we went through all 32 schedules to find one thing that should make each team happy about their schedule and one thing they're probably irate about. Here's one

Pittsburgh Steelers executives aren't the only ones eagerly awaiting a decision from Aaron Rodgers on whether he plans to play football this season.

For starters, they won't be suffering from much jetlag in 2025—Cincinnati travels a combined 8,753 miles in 2025, the least in the league. A chunk of that travel comes early in the season, with four of their first six games away from home.

NFL schedule was released on Wednesday night, including the seven official international matchups taking place this year.

"Their sustained success for over a decade here -- Coach Tomlin's never had a losing season," North said. "The Steelers are always playoff-relevant late down the stretch, and they have a national fan base, so their body of work is what warranted the national television exposure for them, same as probably in previous years."

The Packers are mostly neutral in rest advantage, but the 2025 schedule has the Packers leading the NFL in short road weeks.