How to add the NFL schedule to your iPhone and iPad calendar

The NFL season is back in full swing and despite the myriad of applications available in the App Store to keep up with what's going on, one of the easiest ways to keep track of your teams schedule is to add it to your iPhone or iPad calendar. Fortunately it's a pretty easy process and here's everything you need to know.

The first thing you need to be familiar with is how to subscribe to calendars in iOS. It's a simple enough process that you'll find outlined in full at the link below.

Next up you'll need to know where exactly you can find the calendars you need to subscribe to. Our buddies over at Windows Phone Central have a handy link you can use to add the entire NFL schedule to your calendar.

But if you're not interested in the whole league and just want to add your own team, there's an easy way to do that. Head on over to your teams official website – example here for the Seattle Seahawks – and you'll find similar links to use with the instructions linked above.

That should have you covered if you just want to add the games to your iCloud calendar. But, if you're a Google Calendar user and that's what you're syncing to your iPhone and iPad, our pals at Android Central have you covered with a walkthrough on how to add the NFL schedule to that.

Any other tips or links you think are worth sharing? Drop them into the comments below!

Richard Devine

Editor at iMore, part time racing driver, full time British guy. Follow him on Twitter and Google+

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