Every year, when the NFL rolls out its full regular-season schedule, one of the more interesting storylines is tracking how many prime-time games (if any) teams are awarded. For some clubs that've been downtrodden in recent seasons, getting the call up to prime time signals that they are on the ascent.

The NFL schedule was released earlier this week, which gets treated as a mini-holiday for football fans. Social media teams across the league come up with the most creative ways to release their schedules and hype up their fans for the upcoming season.

NFL Week 1 schedule starts with Cowboys at Eagles, Chiefs vs Chargers, Steelers at Jets, Bengals at Browns, Dolphins vs Colts.

NFL owners will vote on a resolution during May's league meetings to start process of allowing NFL players to participate at the 2028 Summer Olympics.

The resolution, if approved by the owners, would be pending negotiations with the NFL Players Association, governing bodies and Olympic authorities.

Soon, NFL players could be following in the footsteps of Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan and Larry Bird by becoming Olympic gold medal winners. League owners will discuss a resolution at next week's league meetings that could allow NFL players to participate in the Olympics.