NFL Schedule Release 2023: Strength of Schedule for All 32 Teams Ahead of Reveal

After tying for the NFL's best record last season, the Philadelphia Eagles will face a gauntlet in their quest to repeat that feat in 2023.

Per NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano, the strength of schedule for all 32 teams has been unveiled, with the Eagles facing the most difficult test based on their opponent's winning percentage from 2022 (.566):

The Eagles' schedule includes matchups with five division winners, highlighted by playoff rematches against the San Francisco 49ers at Lincoln Financial Field and Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Miami Dolphins will face the second-hardest schedule with non-division games against the NFC East and AFC West. Their road schedule looks particularly daunting with matchups against the Eagles, Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens.

After making a surprise playoff appearance last season, the New York Giants are going to be tested in 2023. In addition to their four divisional games against the Eagles and Dallas Cowboys, they have to take on the 49ers, Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, Seattle Seahawks and New York Jets.

Among teams expected to compete for a Super Bowl, the 49ers and Chiefs rank in the middle of the pack in strength of schedule.

San Francisco's non-division opponents include the NFC East and AFC North. The toughest games from that group includes playoff rematches against the Eagles and Cowboys. They also have to go up against the Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals and Jacksonville Jaguars.

Kansas City has to face all three teams from last season's playoff run, including the Jaguars, Bengals and Eagles. The defending Super Bowl champs also get to host the Buffalo Bills.

As Aaron Rodgers prepares for his first season with the Jets, he will also be going up against the sixth-most difficult schedule in the NFL. The breakdown includes four division matchups with the Bills and Dolphins, along with playing the AFC West and NFC East.

In a not-surprising development, the teams with the six easiest schedules are all from the AFC South and NFC South. All four AFC South clubs rank in the bottom 10 in strength of schedule.

Those two divisions will play each other this season after going a combined 52-82-2 in 2022. The Jaguars (9-8) were the only one of the eight teams in either division to finish over .500 last season.

The NFL will release the full 2023 schedule with dates for every matchup on Thursday at 8 p.m. ET.