Buccaneers 2025 Schedule Set After Week 18 Games

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers officially know who they're playing for the 2025 season.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell talks to Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowels after 20-16 loss at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday, September 15, 2024. / Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' schedule is officially set after the last week of the NFL's regular season came to a close on Sunday.

The Buccaneers have a playoff game against the Washington Commanders to play this Sunday, but looking ahead, they now know their full schedule. Tampa Bay knew quite a few of its opponents heading into this season, but there are always three opponents that the team must play in a different division that matched their place the previous year. For 2025, those divisions were the NFC North (Away), the AFC South (Away) and the NFC East (Home). As a result, Tampa Bay will play the Detroit Lions on the road, the Houston Texans on the road and the Philadelphia Eagles at home.

Here is Tampa Bay's full 2025 schedule:

Home (8 Games)

• Atlanta Falcons
• New Orleans Saints
• Carolina Panthers
• New York Jets
• New England Patriots
• San Francisco 49ers
• Arizona Cardinals
• Philadelphia Eagles

Away (9 Games)

• Atlanta Falcons
• New Orleans Saints
• Carolina Panthers
• Los Angeles Rams
• Seattle Seahawks
• Buffalo Bills
• Miami Dolphins
• Houston Texans
• Detroit Lions

As always, the order in which the Buccaneers will play these teams won't be known for a bit, but Bucs fans can know what to expect for the 2025 season.

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