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The 2023 NFL schedule is full of both playoff rematches and fresh starts.
The final seven games of the 2022 postseason all will be replayed.
But there are new head coaches, new quarterbacks and new-look rivalries to follow, too.
Here are The Post’s 10 games to watch, excluding those featuring the Giants or Jets:Packers at Broncos, Week 7
Two new eras collide — Jordan Love as Packers quarterback and Sean Payton as Broncos head coach. Can Love continue an esteemed tradition?
Can Payton revive Russell Wilson after a scary bad season by the nine-time Pro Bowl quarterback?
The Broncos traded three first-round picks and three seconds (plus more) to unite Wilson and Payton.Eagles at Chiefs, Week 11
A rematch of the Kelce Bowl … or the Reid Bowl … or Super Bowl LVII.
Seven months after Travis Kelce’s Chiefs beat older brother Jason’s Eagles with a 10-point second-half comeback to give head coach Andy Reid a win against his former team, they meet again.
The Eagles re-signed cornerback James Bradberry after his controversial penalty sealed their Super Bowl fate.49ers at Eagles, Week 13
We’ll never know how last season’s NFC Championship game would’ve turned out if the injury-plagued 49ers had a viable quarterback to play in the second half.
Who will it be in the rematch? Brock Purdy, whose recovery from a UCL repair could stretch into the season?
Trey Lance?
Sam Darnold?
The 49ers poached DT Javon Hargrave in free agency, but somehow the Eagles still improved over the offseason.
