All right, doing the annual Mock schedule, the actual schedule comes out Wednesday night,

but we're going to get reveals here, you know, official announcements of the schedule,

like we got this morning.

If you missed it, the league announced on NBC.

Mike Tariko did the announcing of the season opener on Thursday night, September 4th,

Dallas at Def champion Philadelphia. By the way, September 4th, right now with a 17-game schedule, is the earliest in NFL season

can open because Labor Day is September 1st.

Actually, that may not be true.

Is that true?

Because Labor Day can be an August day, I think.

It can be August 31st.

But it's very early for the season to open up.

So we don't have to wait as long until we get actual real football.

And that opening weekend will be Dallas at Philly, Thursday, and 19th. we don't have to wait as long until we get actual real football.

And that opening weekend will be Dallas at Philly, Thursday night, September 4th.

Friday night will be the Brazil game, and it would appear as if that's going to be the Chargers hosting Mahomes and the Chiefs.

So those two games are six potential season openers for Washington that

won't be. Two games against Dallas, two games against Philly, a game against Kansas City,

and a game against the Chargers. All right, my mock schedule were halfway through it, or

almost halfway through it. I was wrong already on week one because I gave this out.

I completed this last Thursday, started to give it out in pieces on Friday's radio show, gave it out in its entirety on my podcast over the weekend.

But I started with at Dallas on a Sunday night.

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