The majority of the NFL's headline offseason storylines have played themselves out with the completion of the draft, Aaron Rodgers being traded to the New York Jets and Lamar Jackson signing a long-term extension with the Baltimore Ravens, which means it is time to look ahead to the actual football.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Sunday that the league is "targeting" May 11 as the day it will release the 2023 schedule. Commissioner Roger Goodell and "scheduling czar" Howard Katz are scheduled to meet Monday to make further progress.
This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.