NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL will release its complete regular-season schedule on Thursday.
The announcement made Friday is in line with the past couple of years, when the schedule has been released during the second week of May.
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NFL set to release its regular-season schedule on Thursday
The NFL says it will release its complete regular-season schedule on Thursday
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