Wednesday marks the day when the NFL reveals its schedule.
By evening, all 32 teams will have their complete schedule for the upcoming season, and social media will be buzzing with creative videos showcasing the release from each team.
Nonetheless, updates will trickle out throughout Wednesday. One of the highlights announced is the holiday match featuring Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. The league has confirmed one of its games for Thanksgiving Day, involving the Dallas Cowboys.
This, along with prior announcements from Amazon Prime Video, indicates that the Chiefs will play on both Thanksgiving and Christmas nights. Earlier this week, Amazon Prime Video revealed that the Chiefs will host their AFC West rivals, the Denver Broncos, on Christmas night.
Additionally, the Chiefs have a history of playing in Brazil, including games against the Los Angeles Chargers.
However, this also suggests that the Chiefs and their supporters are facing a delay of two weeks behind the schedule they’d prefer.
