NFL Team Schedules on Your Phone Calendar: All 32 Teams

Every team's calendar link

The address is the same shape on every team site — the team's domain followed by /api/addToCalendar/ag/d?text=— because the sites share one league template. It is what the "Sync full schedule to your calendar" button on each site's Schedule Sync page opens. Copy the webcal:// line for your team; if the calendar you are pasting into refuses webcal://, use the https:// version underneath it, which is the same feed.

AFC

NFC

Checked November 9, 2026: all 32 feeds returned a valid calendar with the 2026 preseason and regular-season games. Games without a confirmed kickoff time (Week 18, late flex windows) were not yet listed.

Subscribe on your phone or computer

A webcal:// link is a subscription, not a file: paste it into a calendar app and the app keeps re-reading it. These are the documented steps for the three calendars most families use.

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   On iPhone (Apple Calendar). Open the Calendar app, tap the Calendars button, then tap Add Calendar → Add Subscription Calendar. Paste the link and tap Find (on iOS 18 and earlier the button says Subscribe), give it a name and color, and tap Done. Apple's guide also says you can subscribe simply by tapping a link to the calendar, which hands it straight to Calendar.

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   In Google Calendar (computer only). Open Google Calendar in a web browser on a computer. Next to "Other calendars" click + (Add other calendars) → From URL, paste the link, click Add calendar. Google's help page is explicit that this cannot be done in the Android or iPhone app. If Google rejects the address, change the webcal:// at the front to https:// and try again — Google's page doesn't say whether it accepts webcal://, and the swap is the workaround most people report.

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   In Outlook.com or Outlook on the web. Open Calendar, click Add calendar → Subscribe from web, paste the link, and select Import (Outlook on the web then asks you to Save). Microsoft documents these steps for Outlook.com and Outlook on the web; we have not verified the desktop Outlook apps for this page.

Why put it in Schedule Caddie instead

Subscribing straight into your phone gives you the schedule. It does not give you a heads-up when the schedule changes, and in the NFL the schedule changes: from Week 5 on, games can be flexed into Sunday, Monday or Thursday night or moved between the 1:00 and late-afternoon windows, sometimes with as little as six days’ notice, and Week 18 kickoffs are not announced until Week 17 is over. Your phone calendar updates silently on its own refresh cycle, so the game simply moves. Schedule Caddie reads the same team link, re-reads it every hour, and emails the account holder when a kickoff changes — old time and new — or when a game appears on the feed for the first time. And it lands on the one family calendar that already has the kids' practices, the school calendar and the tournament bracket, color-coded, so the question "are we even home for the 4:25 game" has an answer. Free to get started; your phone subscribes to one merged feed from us instead of one per team.

The parent-sized version of how change alerts work is in know when a team schedule changes.

Frequently asked questions

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