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The Washington Commanders will kick off their season at home on Sunday against the New York Giants with expectations higher than they have been in decades. After rolling to a 12-5 record behind rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels and reaching the NFC Championship Game, Washington is no longer a surprise. Coach Dan Quinn made it clear he expects his team to continue climbing rather than simply repeat last year’s accomplishments. Daniels delivered a breakout season, throwing for 3,568 yards with 25 touchdowns and nine interceptions, while also adding 891 rushing yards and six scores. His ability to extend plays and thrive in the RPO game makes him one of the toughest quarterbacks to defend in the league. For more insights on

The New England Patriots open the season against the Las Vegas Raiders with another coaching change at the top. Mike Vrabel steps in after Jerod Mayo’s short-lived 4-13 tenure. Vrabel, a former Patriots linebacker, understands the culture in Foxborough but must adapt to today’s roster as he works to build team identity. New England added several new pieces in the offseason. Stefon Diggs headlines the revamped receiving corps, rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson brings explosiveness to the backfield, and offensive lineman Will Campbell, the fourth overall pick, bolsters protection up front. Quarterback Drake Maye enters his sophomore season and is eager to establish chemistry with his new teammates. Fans can follow more NFL previews as the season kicks off. On

The Tennessee Titans are set to open the 2025 season on the road against the Denver Broncos, ushering in the Cam Ward era. Selected with the No. 1 overall pick, Ward is expected to bring hope to a franchise coming off a 3-14 campaign. Head coach Brian Callahan has emphasized patience, saying the Titans need Ward to simply play good football and rely on his teammates rather than shoulder the entire burden. Ward completed 10 of 19 passes for 145 yards during preseason action, highlighted by a 13-play touchdown drive in the team’s win over Minnesota on Aug. 22. With Will Levis sidelined for the season due to a lingering shoulder injury, Ward takes the reins with veterans Brandon Allen

The Seattle Seahawks are known for their hostile home-field environment, but that advantage faded last season. Seattle went just 3-6 at Lumen Field, losing six of its final seven home games, and missed the playoffs by one game in Mike Macdonald’s first year as head coach. Veteran defensive lineman Jarran Reed emphasized the importance of defending their turf: “We have to win at home — point blank, period. This is our sanctuary, this is where we play, and we have to use that to our advantage.” The Seahawks begin their 2025 campaign Sunday against NFC West rival San Francisco. Fans can find full breakdowns of upcoming matchups in the latest NFL previews The Seahawks overhauled their offense in the offseason.