The construction of theNFL scheduleis a complicated process, and it's not always fair to some teams. Some teams, like last year's Kansas City Chiefs, have had to deal with playing three games in 11 days. Much more common is the lack of equity in how far certain teams have to travel compared to others. For example, when teams in the AFC West and NFC West have away games against East Coast opponents, or vice versa, the miles can accumulate quickly from all of the cross-country flying. Add in the NFL's efforts tomarket football internationally, and some teams aren't just flying across the country but across the world. 2025 NFL SCHEDULE RELEASE:Winners, losers: NFC East is back, red carpet ready for Aaron Rodgers As such, some teams are traveling much more than others in 2025. There's a difference of more than 25,000 miles between the team traveling the most air miles (Los Angeles Chargers) and the team traveling the fewest (Cincinnati Bengals) this year. Put another way; the Chargers will have traveled more than four times the number of miles that the Bengals will have traveled by the end of the 2025 regular season. Here's how each team's travel mileage shakes out in 2025: Here's how many air miles each team will rack up during the 2025 regular season, according toBookies.com: Los Angeles Chargers: 37,086 Los Angeles Rams: 34,832 Seattle Seahawks: 31,302 Jacksonville Jaguars: 29,006 San Francisco 49ers: 28,363 Atlanta Falcons: 25,947 Indianapolis Colts: 25,089 Miami Dolphins: 24,409 Denver Broncos: 23,267 Kansas City Chiefs: 21,695 Washington Commanders: 21,363 Arizona Cardinals: 20,336 Minnesota Vikings: 19,319 Houston Texans: 18,982 Dallas Cowboys: 18,897 Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 18,477 Tennessee Titans: 18,157 Las Vegas Raiders: 18,055 New York Jets: 17,486 New Orleans Saints: 16,784 New York Giants: 16,081 Philadelphia Eagles: 15,924 Carolina Panthers: 15,645 Pittsburgh Steelers: 15,062 Cleveland Browns: 15,028 Green Bay Packers: 12,929 New England Patriots: 12,547 Chicago Bears: 12,522 Detroit Lions: 11,411 Baltimore Ravens: 10,647 Buffalo Bills: 10,546 Cincinnati Bengals: 8,753 The Chargers and Rams lead the way significantly, which is no surprise given the international games on the calendar for each team. The "Bolts" begin their season in São Paulo, Brazil ina divisional clash with the Chiefs, whilethe Rams will head to London in Octoberto play the Jaguars. Being teams from the West Coast slated to play games against the NFC East – as the Chargers are – and NFC South – as the Rams are – also adds some extra miles. Meanwhile, the Bengals are the only team set to travel fewer than 10,000 miles this year. The furthest west they have to travel is Denver for aWeek 4"Monday Night Football" meetingagainst the Broncos. The remainder of their away games are in the Midwest (vs. NFC North teams) and along the East Coast (against AFC East teams). Bookies.com Senior Betting Analyst Bill Speros also clarified these numbers are totals for roundtrip flights – to and from each game's destination. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:NFL schedule 2025: Chargers, Rams will stack up air miles in 2025
