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2026 Season

Year one of the Jeff Hafley era — the roster, the schedule, and what the numbers expect. Everything about the current season in one place.

17
games on the slate

Season opener

at Las Vegas Raiders

Week 1 · Sep 13

Roster

94players · 27 rookies

Depth chart, positional composition, injuries, and the full coaching staff. 93 active, 1 on IR or PUP.

Schedule

17games + a bye

The full slate week by week, with results filling in automatically as the season is played.

2026 Season Outlook

2nd-hardest schedule
4.5
Vegas win total
O +110 / U -130
Over/Under odds
#2
Strength of schedule
17
Games this season

Nine of 17 games come against 2025 playoff teams (Bills and Patriots twice), plus a Chiefs/Bengals/Lions slate expected to bounce back — the toughest test possible for a first-time HC and a QB with six career starts.

Show full 2026 schedule
WkOpponentDate
1at Las Vegas RaidersSep 13
2at San Francisco 49ersSep 20
3vs Kansas City ChiefsSep 27
4at Minnesota VikingsOct 4
5vs Cincinnati BengalsOct 11
6Bye week
7at New York JetsOct 25
8vs New England PatriotsNov 1
9vs Detroit LionsNov 8
10at Indianapolis ColtsNov 15
11at Buffalo BillsNov 22
12vs New York JetsNov 29
13at Denver BroncosDec 6
14vs Chicago BearsDec 13
15at Green Bay PackersDec 20
16vs Los Angeles ChargersDec 27
17vs Buffalo BillsJan 3
18at New England PatriotsJan 9-10

Odds and schedule per public reporting as of July 2026; subject to flex-scheduling changes.

Coming up

Full slate
  • Las Vegas RaidersWk 1 · Sep 13
  • San Francisco 49ersWk 2 · Sep 20
  • Kansas City ChiefsWk 3 · Sep 27
  • Minnesota VikingsWk 4 · Oct 4

AFC East

2025 final
  • 1New England Patriots143
  • 2Buffalo Bills125
  • 3Miami Dolphins710
  • 4New York Jets314

Injury Report

Full report

Official NFL report · 2025 week 18

2 out6 questionable
  • Jason SandersHipOut
  • Minkah FitzpatrickCalfOut
  • De'Von AchaneShoulderDoubtful
  • Aaron BrewerNeckQuestionable

Roster Moves

Roster

The latest transactions of the Hafley rebuild.

What it cost to get here

Full financials

The offseason teardown left $179.2M in dead money — 60% of the salary cap paying players who are no longer on the roster, and more than the active roster itself costs.

$179.2M dead money$117.0M active roster$11.7M cap space

Roster as of 2026 offseason (July 2026) · cap as of July 30, 2026.