NFL Confirms Super Bowl LXII Date, Delays 18-Game Schedule Talk

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NFL Confirms Super Bowl LXII Date, Delays 18-Game Schedule Talk

The NFL has confirmed that Super Bowl LXII will be played on Feb. 13, 2028, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, signaling the league will stick with its 17-game regular-season format through at least the 2027 season. The announcement eases speculation about an immediate move to an 18-game schedule, although many around the league still expect that expansion to happen in the coming years.

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