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The NFL has finally released the official schedule for the 2015 NFL season. The preseason schedule was officially released on Monday, but we now know who the Jacksonville Jaguars will play this season, as well as when they will play them.
As far as the season opener, we're looking at a Sunday, September 13th kickoff at home against the Carolina Panthers!
We already knew that the Jaguars would be playing the Buffalo Bills in London on Oct. 25th, with their bye week the following week, but all the games leading up to it have also now been revealed. The NFL schedule is formulaic, so even before the order of the games the opponents are known. The Jaguars will play both the NFC South and the AFC East this year, so there should be some nice local games.
With those matchups, the Jaguars currently have the 26th ranked strength of schedule with opponents having a 2014 record of 118-137-1 (.463), which should mean the Jaguars can push for a lot more than just three wins.
Below is the Jaguars full schedule:
Date/Time | Opponent |
8/14/15 - 7:30 pm | (Preseason) Pittsburgh Steelers |
8/22/15 - 7:30 pm | (Preseason) @ New York Giants |
8/28/15 - 8:00 pm | (Preseason) Detroit Lions |
9/3/15 - 7:30 pm | (Preseason) @ Washington |
9/13/15 - 1:00 pm | Carolina Panthers |
9/20/15 - 4:05 pm | Miami Dolphins |
9/27/15 - 1:00 pm | @ New England Patriots |
10/4/15 - 1:00 pm | @ Indianapolis Colts |
10/11/15 - 1:00 pm | @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
10/18/15 - 1:00 pm | Houston Texans |
10/25/15 - 9:30 am | Buffalo Bills (London) |
11/1/15 | BYE |
11/8/15 - 1:00 pm | @ New York Jets |
11/15/15 - 1:00 pm | @ Baltimore Ravens |
11/19/15 - 8:25 pm | Tennessee Titans (TNF) |
11/29/15 - 1:00 pm | San Diego Chargers |
12/6/15 - 1:00 pm | @Tennessee Titans |
12/13/15 - 1:00 pm | Indianapolis Colts |
12/20/15 - 1:00 pm | Atlanta Falcons |
12/27/15 - 1:00 pm | @ New Orleans Saints |
1/3/16 - 1:00 pm | @ Houston Texans |
So what do you think of the schedule? Good? Bad? Easy? Hard?
Let us know in the comments.