does anyone know when does the NFL schedule for the 2006 regular season comes out?
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Today 4/6/06  2pm Eastern 11am Pacific
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The Raiders were on Monday Night Football in Week 1 of the current NFL season.  It was the Raiders vs. The Patriots on Sept. 8th.  \n\nThe NFL chooses which teams play on Monday's night when they make up the schedule.  They typically schedule the best teams and biggest stars for that night, so as to gain maximum exposure; however, the league has sometimes been criticized for reflexively excluding teams that had finished near the bottom of the previous season's standings from the Monday night schedule.\n\nSo as far the Raiders being on MNF next year, it's not looking great but you never know.
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http://www.nfl.com/features/rulebook
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Go to http://nfl.com/
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Here is where the next 4 Superbowls are being played\n\nSuperbowl XLI(2007) is in Miami, FL\nSuperbowl XLII(2008) is in Glendale, AZ\nSuperbowl XLIII(2009) is in Tampa, FL\nSuperbowl XLIV(2010) is in Miami, FL *again*
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NFL home page, they have a schedule for all the teams.
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In the fall.  \n\nFirst NFL game will be: \n\nThursday September 7, 2006\n\nCollege games usually start the Saturday before.\n\nHigh School games usually start shortly after school opens.
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http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/schedule.html
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The NFL this season will implement for the first time in its history a primetime "flexible scheduling" element on Sundays in Weeks 10-15 and in Week 17. \n\nFlexible scheduling will ensure quality matchups on Sunday night in those weeks and give surprise teams a chance to play their way onto primetime. \n\nThe 2006 NFL schedule will list start times for all Sunday games during the "flex" weeks as 1:00 p.m. ET, except for games played in the Mountain or Pacific Time zones, which will be listed at 4:05 p.m. ET or 4:15 p.m. ET. \n\nThe NBC Sunday night time slot for "flex" weeks will list teams as "TBD." \n\nOnly Sunday afternoon games are eligible to be moved. Flexible scheduling will not be applied to games airing on Thursday, Saturday or Monday nights. \n\nJust as the six major college football conferences have done for many years, the NFL now will have additional flexibility to move the start times of games on Sundays, using a 12-day notice format. \n\nFor example, a game scheduled for Sunday, November 26 could move from a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff to an 8:15 p.m. start, but the change would be made and announced no later than Tuesday, November 14. \n\nThe NFL has commonly moved games between 1:00 p.m. ET and 4:15 p.m. ET (eight times last season) on Sunday afternoons. The new practice allows the NFL to employ flexible scheduling to include one of its primetime package of games – on Sunday evenings. \n\nSunday afternoon games, as in the past, can still be moved between 1:00 and 4:05 or 4:15 p.m. ET. \n\nIn Week 17, in order to ensure a Sunday night game with playoff implications, the decision to move the start time may be made on six days notice. \n\nCBS and FOX will each be able to protect a total of five games in the seven weeks of flexible scheduling, but not more than one game in any week. \n\nDuring the 2005 regular season, the NFL conducted a study with mock flexible scheduling. An eight-person task force consisting of team executives, one from each division, was consulted on a weekly basis. In addition, television network partners and the NFL's broadcasting department participated weekly in the process. \n\n\nNFL Flexible Scheduling 101:\n\nBegins Sunday, November 12, 2006 (Week 10) \n\nIn effect Weeks 10-15 and Week 17. \n\nNot in effect Week 16 due to holiday weekend. \n\nOnly Sunday afternoon games in Weeks 10-15 and 17 are subject to being moved into the Sunday night window. \n\nThe majority of games on Sundays will be listed at 1:00 p.m. ET during flex weeks except for games played in Pacific or Mountain Time zones which will be listed at 4:05 or 4:15 p.m. ET. \n\nNo impact on Thursday, Saturday or Monday night games. \n\nThe NFL will decide (after consultation with CBS, FOX, NBC) and announce on 12 days notice the game being moved to 8:15 p.m. ET and may also announce games moving to 4:15 p.m. ET. \nWeek 17 start time changes could be decided on 6 days notice to ensure a game with playoff implications. \n\nThe NBC Sunday night time slot in "flex" weeks will list teams as "TBD." \n\nFans and ticket holders must be aware that NFL games in flex weeks are subject to change 12 days in advance (6 days in Week 17) and should plan accordingly. \n\nNFL schedules all games. \n\nCBS and FOX each get to protect a total of 5 games in the 7 weeks of flexible scheduling, but not more than one game in any week. \n\nTeams will be informed as soon as they are no longer under consideration or eligible for a move to Sunday night.
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saturday 7/1\ntheir last game
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The season isn't over yet but id have to say late 2006
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XXXIX Feb. 6, 2005 New England 24, Philadelphia 21 \nXXXVIII Feb. 1, 2004 New England 32, Carolina 29 \nXXXVII Jan. 26, 2003 Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21 \nXXXVI Feb. 3, 2002 New England 20, St. Louis 17 \nXXXV Jan. 28, 2001 Baltimore 34, N.Y. Giants 7 \nXXXIV Jan. 30, 2000 St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16 \nXXXIII Jan. 31, 1999 Denver 34, Atlanta 19
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http://www.nascar.com for the schedule.  I think it's like 3:30 Eastern.
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http://www.mackbrown-texasfootball.com/\n\nThis doesn't have the schedule up yet, but Mack is probably still hitting the parties!  I'm sure it will but posted soon.\n\nHook 'em!
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Most NFL teams have it on their websites.  I happen to have one of my favorite player with the teams schedule in the background.
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The SuperBowl is February 5.  The game will kickoff at around 6:30 pm, EST.  It's between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Seattle Seahawks.
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Pittsburg Steelers vs. Seattle Seahawks\nSuper Bowl XL -- Sun., Feb. 5 at 6 p.m. ET on ABC