The NFL schedule is out.

The toughest stretch for the San Francisco 49ers and some must-see matchups in 2026.

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Welcome to Locked-on 49ers, Brian Peacock and Eric Crocker.

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We're talking 2026 schedule.

It has been released.

We know the 49ers schedule now, week one through 18, pre-season schedule.

And man, Croc, in my opinion, there's a stretch that if the 49ers can get through it, we're going to be talking about these guys maybe playing in February. This is a tough year. And it obviously starts with the international matchup, two international matchups for the 49ers. One is it a road game that should be in Levi's South. So rough that the league took away their home field advantage in L.A.

I think they're still going to have a home field advantage, though, in Melbourne, Australia.

And that is week one against the Los Angeles Rams.

Let's bring this schedule up here.

And yeah, two and a half points.

Rams favored by two and a half.

We talked about that a little bit yesterday, I think two and a half points. Rams favored by two and a half. We talked about that

a little bit yesterday, I think, Trach. Australia game, week one, then they get a little bit of a

cupcake in week two at home, which is nice for the league to throw them a bone with the Miami

dolphins that are in complete readout mode right now. But Kroc, I mean, that's going to be a tough game against

the Rams, no matter where in the world, that game has played in week one, right? So you come back,

if you lose that game and then you still have a hangover, now you get 10 days, you get a

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