After a hectic weekend in the NFL, several contenders are going to be looking for bounceback opportunities.
Following a shocking loss to the Jaguars, the Bills return to AFC East competition when they head to East Rutherford to take on the Jets. The Cowboys will be back in Jerry World to face off against the Falcons hoping to rebound falling to the Broncos. And the Raiders will hope to hold off the Chiefs in the AFC West after losing to the Giants.
But there are also a few teams looking to keep the ball rolling on Sunday. The Browns and Patriots both picked up big wins to move closer to stay in the hunt for division titles, and they’ll each face off with one another in New England on Sunday.
And, of course, there will be the added intrigue of the potential returns of Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson coinciding with a battle between the Packers and Seahawks on Sunday.
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The NFL will have three prime time games with matchups slated for Thursday, Sunday and Monday. The Ravens already faced off against the Dolphins. On Sunday, it’s an AFC West matchup with the Chiefs taking on the Raiders. ESPN will have the next matchup of division rivals when the Rams travel to Levi’s Stadium to take on the 49ers.
The rest of the slate will be aired either on CBS or FOX. Check your local listings to see which games will be on your broadcast.
Canadian viewers can find the games on TSN, CTV and CTV2.
The 11th week of the SEC football period sees a slate that incorporates Texas A&M at Ole Miss, Arkansas at LSU and Ga at Tennessee.
The Usa Today Network’s SEC coverage team is choosing the winner of each sport involving league teams. Listed here are their information soon after 10 weeks of play:
Zach Abolverdi, Gainesville Sun: 65-20 in general (5-2 previous 7 days)
Eric Blum, Columbia Everyday Tribune: 66-19 overall (4-3 last week)
Cory Diaz, The Greenville News: 63-22 (4-3 very last 7 days)
Bennett Durando, Montgomery Advertiser: 68-17 (4-3 very last 7 days)
Aria Gerson, The Tennessean: 65-20 in general (4-3 last week)
Jon Hale, Louisville Courier Journal: 64-26 total (4-3 very last week)
Nick Kelly, The Tuscaloosa News: 67-18 (4-3 previous 7 days)
Andy Kostka, The Clarion Ledger: 66-19 overall (4-3 last 7 days)
Adam Sparks, Knoxville Information Sentinel: 68-17 overall (6-1 last 7 days)
Nick Suss, The Clarion Ledger: 63-22 overall (5-2 last 7 days)
Blake Toppmeyer, SEC columnist: 66-19 overall (5-2 past week)
Marc Weiszer, Athens Banner Herald: 66-19 all round (6-1 final week)
Mike Wilson, Knoxville Information Sentinel: 64-21 (4-3 last week)
This might be one of those weeks in the NFL where the afternoon slate offers more thrilling matchups than the primetime matchups.
Sunday will begin with a matchup of a pair of in-state, AFC North rivals with the Browns traveling to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals. There will also be a matchup of two of the top defenses in the league with the Cowboys hosting the Broncos.
Then in the 4 o’clock hour, all eyes will be on the Packers-Chiefs game as Green Bay hopes to survive a matchup with Kansas City without Aaron Rodgers. There will also be a matchup of NFC West rivals when the 49ers host the Cardinals at 4:25 p.m.
The primetime slate of games should still deliver some excitement. The Titans will ride a four-game winning streak into a “Sunday Night Football” matchup with the 7-1 Rams. On Monday, the Steelers will host Justin Fields and the Bears in the last game of the week.
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The NFL will have three prime time games with matchups slated for Thursday, Sunday and Monday. The Jets and Colts already played. Next, the Titans and Rams will face off on NBC on “Sunday Night Football.” Then, the Bears and Steelers will play one another on “Monday Night Football”
The rest of the slate will be aired either on CBS or FOX. Check your local listings to see which games will be on your broadcast.
Canadian viewers can find the games on TSN, CTV and CTV2.
The primetime games often deliver some of the most anticipated matchups of the week, but that might not be the case this Sunday.
The slate of 1 p.m. NFL games features a matchup with major stakes on the line as the 4-2 Bengals take on the 5-1 Ravens in a battle to determine the leader in the AFC North.
The Chiefs will also be tasked with another chance to move back up — or back under — the .500 mark as they will take on the Titans, who are now 4-2 and are coming off a big win against the Bills.
There are still some primetime games slated that will keep NFL viewers excited. The Colts have seen a turnaround over the past few games from QB Carson Wentz as he has thrown six touchdowns and no interceptions in his past three games, during which time Indianapolis is 2-1. They will face the 49ers, who are eyeing the return of Jimmy Garappolo under center.
On Monday, two teams familiar with one another in the NFC playoffs will take center stage, as the Saints will take on the Seahawks in a rematch of the 2013 NFC Divisional Game and the 2010 NFC Wild Card Game.
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How to watch NFL games in Week 7
The NFL will have three prime time games with matchups slated for Thursday, Sunday and Monday. The Browns and Broncos have already played on Thursday, and the next primetime game coming up will be the Colts taking on the 49ers on NBC. Monday will see the Saints take on the Seahawks, which will be carried by ESPN.
The “Monday Night Football” matchup will also see the return of Peyton and Eli Manning calling the game on ESPN2.
The rest of the slate will be aired either on CBS or FOX. Check your local listings to see which games will be on your broadcast.
Canadian viewers can find the games on TSN, CTV and CTV2.
For the first time this season, not every team will be in action this week.
Fresh off a trip to London, both the Jets and Falcons will be sitting this week, as well as the 49ers and Saints. But the Sunday slate of game will feature many promising matchups that figure to provide all football fans with some entertainment.
The Packers-Bears rivalry will have its latest edition on Sunday at Soldier Field. There will also be a pair of AFC North contenders facing off against stiff challenges from the west as the Ravens host the high-powered Chargers and the Browns host the undefeated Cardinals.
And like last week, there will be another early game to start the morning. The Dolphins and Jaguars will be in London for a 9:30 a.m. matchup in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as the second and final game in London in 2021.
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How to watch NFL games in Week 6
The NFL will have three prime time games with matchups slated for Thursday, Sunday and Monday. The weekend will start Sunday morning on CBS with the Dolphins and Jaguars facing off in London. Sunday night, the Seahawks will test Geno Smith as the starting QB in place of Russell Wilson when they hit the road to face the Steelers at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC. The following night, two of the AFC’s top six offenses will match up with the Titans hosting the Bills. That game will be on ESPN.
The rest of the slate will be aired either on CBS or FOX. Check your local listings to see which games will be on your broadcast.
Canadian viewers can find the games on TSN, CTV and CTV2.
