The entire 2011 NFL schedule has been released and we've seen the Monday Night Football schedule and the Thursday Night Football schedule. In my opinion, neither of those two compare to the Sunday Night Football Schedule which is absolutely loaded this year.
It seems that every week has a major story line. Week 1 will be the Cowboys vs. Jets on the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks while Week 2 will be the return of Michael Vick to Atlanta. The Steelers and Colts is a classic matchup of two excellent teams and then those of you who love hard-nosed football will like to see the Jets vs. Ravens, Ravens vs. Steelers and Steelers vs. Chiefs.
The Colts and Saints will meet on SNF this year with a rematch of the 2010 Super Bowl and the Patriots will meet the Jets in what will likely be the most hyped game of the year. The schedule rounds out with the Bears vs. Packers.
Overall, the SNF schedule is completely packed full of great games. NBC sure got hooked up this year. All SNF games will start at 8:20 p.m. (ET).
Here's the full Sunday Night Football schedule:
Week 1: Cowboys vs. Jets
Week 3: Steelers vs. Colts
Week 4: Jets vs. Ravens
Week 5: Packers vs. Falcons
Week 6: Vikings vs. Bears
Week 7: Colts vs. Saints
Week 8: Cowboys vs. Eagles
Week 9: Ravens vs. Steelers
Week 10: Patriots vs. Jets
Week 11: Eagles vs. Giants
Week 12: Steelers vs. Chiefs
Week 13: Colts vs. Patriots
Week 14: Giants vs. Cowboys
Week 15: Ravens vs. Chargers
Week 16: Bears vs. Packers
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