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Week 14 Flex Schedule Released

The NFL released the flex scheduling for week 14 of the season. There was NO change in the NBC Sunday Night Game between the Philadelphia Eagles at the Dallas Cowboys.

Although the New England Patriots at Chicago Bears game on December 12 was changed from an early game to a late afternoon game starting at 4:15 PM ET.

The following is the final Week 14 NFL schedule (asterisk and bold/italics represents changed game time):

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9 (WEEK 14)

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS AT TENNESSEE TITANS
7:00 PM (CT) KICKOFF
NFL NETWORK

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12

CLEVELAND AT BUFFALO
1:00 PM (ET)
CBS

ATLANTA AT CAROLINA
1:00 PM (ET)
FOX

GREEN BAY AT DETROIT
1:00 PM (ET)
FOX

OAKLAND AT JACKSONVILLE
1:00 PM (ET)
CBS

NEW YORK GIANTS AT MINNESOTA
12:00 PM (CT)
FOX

CINCINNATI AT PITTSBURGH
1:00 PM (ET)
CBS

TAMPA BAY AT WASHINGTON
1:00 PM (ET)
FOX

ST. LOUIS AT NEW ORLEANS
3:05 PM (CT)
FOX

SEATTLE AT SAN FRANCISCO
1:05 PM (PT)
FOX

DENVER AT ARIZONA
2:15 PM (MT)
CBS

*NEW ENGLAND AT CHICAGO*
3:15 PM (CT)
CBS

MIAMI AT NEW YORK JETS
4:15 PM (ET)
CBS

KANSAS CITY AT SAN DIEGO
1:15 PM (PT)
CBS

PHILADELPHIA AT DALLAS
7:20 PM (CT)
NBC

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 13

BALTIMORE AT HOUSTON
7:30 PM (CT)
ESPN

This Sunday December 5, the Atlanta Falcons-Tampa Bay Buccaneers game on FOX was moved from 1:00 PM ET to 4:15 PM ET.

The NFL utilizes “flexible scheduling” on Sundays in Weeks 11-17. Flexible scheduling will ensure quality matchups in all NFL Sunday time slots in those weeks and give teams a chance to play their way onto primetime and into the late-afternoon 4:15 PM ET time slot on CBS and FOX.

For each of the flexible scheduling weeks with the exception of Week 17, the NFL will announce the start times of games on Sundays no later than 12 days prior to that weekend. To ensure a Sunday night game and doubleheader games with playoff implications in Week 17, the flexible scheduling decision for that Sunday may be made on six days notice.

Darren McFarland

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