On Wednesday, the NFL released the full regular-season schedule. The Pittsburgh Steelers schedule includes a trip to Ireland to take on the Minnesota Vikings and four games in prime time. But these aren't the biggest surprises at all. Here are the five biggest things that stood out from the Steelers 2025 schedule.

I don’t think I’ll ever buy into the schedule release as an exciting offseason event, but seeing the full schedule laid out can help us contextualize some storylines to follow this season. Of course,

For starters, they won't be suffering from much jetlag in 2025—Cincinnati travels a combined 8,753 miles in 2025, the least in the league. A chunk of that travel comes early in the season, with four of their first six games away from home.

The Browns will take part in the NFL's international slate for the first time since 2017, traveling to London for a matchup with the Minnesota Vikings in Week 5. It's the lone standalone slot for Cleveland, which was not given a prime-time game in 2025 after going 3-14 last season.

It will be an all-AFC West affair when the NFL returns to Brazil in Week 1. The Chiefs will face the Chargers on Friday, Sept. 5, at Corinthians Arena in São Paulo in a game that will stream for free on YouTube.

Expectations are once again sky high for the Baltimore Ravens as they prepare for the 2025 season coming off back-to-back AFC North titles.

The NFL's 2025 schedule is set for release at 5 p.m. Wednesday. A few of the Seahawks' games for next season have already been leaked.

An NFL broadcasting official said the game would likely have been in prime time if Rodgers was officially a Steeler.