The byes are over. As of subsequent week, all 16 groups are again within the pool.
And the Week 15 schedule is uncommon, to say the least.
It’s a joint CBS/FOX doubleheader weekend, and every community will broadcast an superior late afternoon recreation. CBS has the 10-3 Bills on the 12-1 Lions. Fox has the 10-3 Steelers on the 11-2 Eagles.
Elsewhere at 4:25 p.m. ET, the 7-6 Bucs go to the 8-5 Chargers in a recreation that oozes with playoff implications. Also, the 6-7 Colts journey to Denver to face the 8-5 Broncos in a showdown extremely related to the wild-card chase.
That’s 4 late-afternoon video games with vital relevance to each groups. Now, have a look at the 1:00 p.m. ET window: Cowboys-Panthers, Chiefs-Browns, Dolphins-Texans, Jets-Jaguars, Commanders-Saints, Ravens-Giants, Bengals-Titans.
And how about Monday night time? It’s a staggered doubleheader that includes Bears-Vikings and Falcons-Raiders.
It’s only a unusual weekend. Why have two nice video games on on the identical time? One of them might have been performed at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday. Or on Monday night time.
Regardless, get able to get two screens and watch Fox and CBS at 4:25 p.m. ET. Before, in fact, turning to NBC for Football Night in America at 7:00 p.m. ET.
