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What channel is Browns vs. Raiders on today? Time, TV schedule for postponed Monday NFL game

There will be two Monday night NFL games after a new coronavirus outbreak forced the postponement of three games in Week 15. The Browns (7-6) and Raiders (6-7) were orginally scheduled to play Saturday, but will now lead into ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” as a nightcap.

It’s not yet clear who will be available to come off the Browns’ COVID-19 list, which included starting quarterback Baker Mayfield and backup Case Keenum. Third-string QB Nick Mullens would be in line to start if neither is cleared to play.

MORE: Browns’ QB depth chart

Cleveland could also be without tight ends Austin Hooper and Ross Travis, wide receivers Jarvis Landry and JoJo Natson, offensive guards Wyatt Teller and Drew Forbes, defensive end Takkarist McKinley and offensive tackle Jedrick Wills.

The team claimed defensive tackle Josiah Bronson, who was waived by the Saints, on Wednesday for a potential replacement. The Browns will continue to announce roster moves and decisions going into the matchup in Cleveland. 

On the other hand, the Raiders have successfully avoided the league’s massive outbreak and will have several starters available to battle in Cleveland. Derek Carr, who threw 33 passes for 263 yards with a touchdown last week against the Chiefs, will look to snap the Raiders’ losing streak after they lost to Kansas City 48-9 last week.  

Here’s everything to know for Browns vs. Raiders on Monday, including kickoff time, TV channels and a full Week 15 NFL schedule.

MORE: Watch Browns vs. Raiders live with fuboTV (7-day trial)

What channel is Browns vs. Raiders on today?

  • TV channel (national) : NFL Network
  • TV channel (Cleveland) : WOIO
  • TV channel (Las Vegas):  (KSNV)
  • Live Stream:  NFL Network App, fuboTV

Browns vs. Raiders was postponed to Monday due to the COVID-19 spike around the NFL. The matchup will still air on the NFL Network. Joe Davis and Kurt Warner will call the matchup from the booth, along with Melissa Stark and Steve Wyche on the sidelines. 

You can find the Browns’ home broadcast on SiriusXM channel 225, while the Raiders’ away broadcast airs on channel 226.

In Canada, viewers can watch Browns vs. Raiders on DAZN, which includes every NFL game.

Browns vs. Raiders start time

  • Date:  Monday, Dec. 20
  • Kickoff:  5 p.m. ET

Browns vs. Raiders will kickoff from FirstEnergy Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio at 5 p.m. ET on Monday

Browns schedule 2021

Week Date Opponent Kickoff time TV
1 Sept. 12 at Chiefs 4:25 p.m. ET CBS
2 Sept. 19 vs. Texans 1 p.m. ET CBS
3 Sept. 26 vs. Bears 1 p.m. ET Fox
4 Oct. 3 at Vikings 1 p.m. ET CBS
5 Oct. 10 at Chargers 4:05 p.m. ET CBS
6 Oct. 17 vs. Cardinals 4:05 p.m. ET Fox
7 Oct. 21 vs. Broncos 8:20 p.m. ET Fox, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video
8 Oct. 31 vs. Steelers 1 p.m. ET CBS
9 Nov. 7 at Bengals 1 p.m. ET CBS
10 Nov. 14 at Patriots 1 p.m. ET CBS
11 Nov. 21 vs. Lions 1 p.m. ET Fox
12 Nov. 28 at Ravens 8:20 p.m. ET NBC
13 Dec. 5 BYE — —
14 Dec. 12 vs. Ravens 1 p.m. ET CBS
15 Dec. 18 vs. Raiders 4:25 p.m. ET NFL Network
16 Dec. 25 at Packers 4:30 p.m. ET Fox, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video
17 Jan. 3 at Steelers 8:15 p.m. ET ESPN
18 Jan. 9 vs. Bengals 1 p.m. ET CBS

Raiders schedule 2021

Week Date Opponent Kickoff time  TV
1 Sept. 13 vs. Ravens 8:15 p.m. ET ESPN/ABC
2 Sept. 19 at Steelers 1 p.m ET CBS
3 Sept. 26 vs. Dolphins 4:05 p.m. ET CBS
4 Oct. 4 at Chargers 8:15 p.m. ET ESPN
5 Oct. 10 vs. Bears 4:05 p.m. ET CBS
6 Oct. 17 at Broncos 4:25 p.m. ET CBS
7 Oct. 24 vs. Eagles 4:05 p.m. ET FOX
8 BYE – – –
9 Nov. 7 at Giants 1 p.m. ET CBS
10 Nov. 14 vs. Chiefs 8:20 p.m. ET NBC
11 Nov. 21 vs. Bengals 4:05 p.m. ET CBS
12 Nov. 25 at Cowboys 4:30 p.m. ET CBS
13 Dec. 5 vs. Washington 4:05 p.m. ET Fox
14 Dec. 12 at Chiefs 1 p.m. ET Fox
15 Dec. 18 at Browns 4:25 p.m. ET NFLN
16 Dec. 26 vs. Broncos 4:25 p.m. ET CBS
17 Jan. 2 at Colts 1 p.m. ET CBS
18 Jan. 9 vs. Chargers 4:25 p.m. ET CBS

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What channel is Packers vs. Ravens on today? Time, TV schedule for NFL Week 15 game

The Ravens have lost back-to-back games for the first time this season, dropping games to the Steelers and Browns in the last two weeks. At 8-5, they’re now just a game ahead of the Bengals and Browns in the AFC North, while simultaneously being a game back of the Patriots, Titans, and Chiefs atop the AFC. On the NFC side, the Packers look like the class of the conference once again, sitting at 10-3 at the top of the standings. Aaron Rodgers has been in rare form, and he threw for four touchdowns last week against the Bears.

The emergence of A.J. Dillon for the Packers has also become a difference-maker. He had 15-plus carries on the ground for the second straight week, indicating Matt LaFleur’s continued investment in the back. Dillon and Aaron Jones have turned into a very potent 1-2 punch for Rodgers and the Packers, as they continue their march toward the playoffs.

For the Ravens, Lamar Jackson was taken out of last Sunday’s game with a sprained right ankle, leaving Tyler Huntley to finish the game. Huntley played very well in the 24-22 loss, throwing for 270 yards and rushing for 45 more. Jackson, of course, adds another dimension of dynacism to the Ravens offense, so his return would be huge for John Harbaugh and Greg Roman against a Packers defense that has played well all season.

This is a game that could have big implications for both teams, as they’re both knotted up in tight conference races. It arguably means a little more to the Ravens with the Browns and Bengals hot on their heels in AFC North, whereas the Packers are in the clear in the NFC North. In his career, Rodgers is 36-14 in December, but it works to the Ravens’ advantage they’re at home. The Packers are 13-11 on the road in December with Rodgers at the helm.

Here’s what you need to know to watch Packers vs. Ravens this Sunday, including kickoff time, TV channels, and the full Week 15 NFL schedule.

MORE: Watch Packers vs. Ravens live with fuboTV (7-day trial)

What channel is Packers vs. Ravens on today?

  • TV channel (national): Fox
  • TV channel (Green Bay): WLUK
  • TV channel (Baltimore): WBFF
  • Live Stream: Fox Sports Go, fuboTV

Packers vs. Ravens will be broadcast regionally on local Fox affiliate channels in Week 15. This is America’s Game of the Week, meaning Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will be on the call. Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi are on the sidelines, while Mike Pereira provides officiating analysis from New York.

You can find the Packers’ away broadcast on SiriusXM channel 380, while the Ravens’ home broadcast airs on channel 227.

In Canada, viewers can watch Packers vs. Ravens with a subscription to DAZN, which includes every NFL game.

Packers vs. Ravens start time

  • Date: Sunday, Dec. 19
  • Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET, 1:25 p.m. PT

Packers vs. Ravens is scheduled to start at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday. As the Game of the Week, Packers vs. Ravens will show to everyone outside of the West Coast market.

Packers schedule 2021

Week Date Opponent Kickoff time TV
1 Sept. 12 at Saints 4:25 p.m. ET FOX
2 Sept. 20 vs. Lions 8:15 p.m. ET ESPN
3 Sept. 26 at 49ers 8:20 p.m. ET CBS
4 Oct. 3 vs. Steelers 4:25 p.m. ET CBS
5 Oct. 10 at Bengals 1 p.m. ET FOX
6 Oct. 17 at Bears 1 p.m. ET FOX
7 Oct. 24 vs. Washington 1 p.m. ET FOX
8 Oct. 28 at Cardinals 8:20 p.m. ET NFL/FOX
9 Nov. 7 at Chiefs 4:25 p.m. ET FOX
10 Nov. 14 vs. Sehawks 4:25 p.m. ET CBS
11 Nov. 21 at Vikings 1 p.m. ET ESPN
12 Nov. 28 vs. L.A. Rams 4:25 p.m. ET FOX
13 Dec. 5 BYE
14 Dec. 12 vs. Bears 8:20 p.m. ET NBC
15 Dec. 19 at Ravens 1 p.m. ET FOX
16 Dec. 25 vs. Browns 3:30 p.m. ET NFL/FOX
17 Jan. 2 vs. Vikings 8:20 p.m. ET NBC
18 Jan. 9 at Lions 1 p.m. ET FOX

Ravens schedule 2021 

Week Date Opponent Kickoff time TV
1 Sept. 13 at Raiders 8:15 p.m. ET ESPN
2 Sept. 19 vs. Chiefs 8:20 p.m. ET NBC
3 Sept. 26 at Lions 1 p.m. ET CBS
4 Oct. 3 at Broncos 4:25 p.m. ET CBS
5 Oct. 11 vs. Colts 8:15 p.m. ET ESPN
6 Oct. 17 vs. Chargers 1 p.m. ET CBS
7 Oct. 24 vs. Bengals 1 p.m. ET CBS
8 Oct. 31 BYE ———— ——
9 Nov. 7 vs. Vikings 1 p.m. ET Fox
10 Nov. 11 at Dolphins 8:20 p.m. ET Fox, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video
11 Nov. 21 at Bears 1 p.m. ET CBS
12 Nov. 28 vs. Browns 8:20 p.m. ET NBC
13 Dec. 5 at Steelers 4:25 p.m. ET CBS
14 Dec. 12 at Browns 1 p.m. ET CBS
15 Dec. 19 vs. Packers 1 p.m. ET Fox
16 Dec. 26 at Bengals 1 p.m. ET CBS
17 Jan. 2 vs. Rams 4:25 p.m. ET Fox
18 Jan. 9 vs. Steelers 1 p.m. ET CBS

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College football schedule: What bowl games are on today? Times, TV channels for Dec. 17-18

The college football postseason is officially upon us.

A record 84 teams were bowl-eligible this season, and thanks to the creation of the Frisco Classic they’re all postseason-bound. This is the first time every team that finished 6-6 or better is in a bowl. The 2021-22 bowl season is historic for other reasons as well. Cincinnati became the first Group of 5 school to make the College Football Playoff while Michigan will be making its first appearance in the CFP. 

MORE: Full list of players skipping bowl games to prepare for 2022 NFL Draft

Bowl season will also be a chance for some of the nation’s top overlooked players, such as Western Kentucky’s Bailey Zappe, to finally gain exposure and national prominence. With big-name players such as Kenny Pickett and Kenneth Walker opting out of New Year’s Six bowls, more emphasis will be placed on smaller bowls as they’ve become more compelling matchups.

BENDER: Picks, predictions for all bowl games in 2021-22

Beyond that, winning seasons are on the line, NCAA records on the line and reversals of fortune are at stake. 

The College Football Playoff won’t be contested until the end of December and early January; in the meantime, you can get your college football fix with dozens of other bowls, starting this weekend.

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College football schedule: What games are on today?

The full schedule for Friday and Saturday’s college football bowl games, plus final scores and how to watch every game live.

Friday, Dec. 17

Bowl Matchup Time (ET) TV channel
Bahamas Bowl Middle Tennessee vs. Toledo Noon ESPN, fuboTV
Cure Bowl Northern Illinois vs. Coastal Carolina 6 p.m. ESPN2, fuboTV

Middle Tennessee vs. Toledo

This is the second appearance in the Bahamas Bowl for both squads in the seven editions of the game. Middle Tennessee is coming off a 6-6 regular season without a signature win, but it is playing in its first bowl game since 2018. The Blue Raiders’ six defensive touchdowns lead the nation. Toledo went 7-5, with four of the losses coming by three points or fewer and all to bowl-eligible teams, including to then-No. 8 Notre Dame. The Rockets have won four of their last five and three in a row heading into the game. They have committed just six turnovers all season.

Northern Illinois vs. Coastal Carolina

Northern Illinois has one of the best stories in college football this year. The Huskies went from 0-6 last season to 9-4 and a MAC conference title this season. They’re led by alum Thomas Hammock and propelled by one of the nation’s top running games, which averaged 234.2 yards per game and more than 5 yards per carry, good for fifth in the nation. The Chanticleers, who were ranked for much of the season, finished 10-2 after close losses to Georgia State and Appalachian State. The Chants are one of the nation’s most prolific offensive teams; they’re sixth in the nation in scoring offense and seventh in total offense. 

Saturday, Dec. 18

Bowl Matchup Time (ET) TV channel
Boca Raton Bowl Western Kentucky vs. Appalachian State 11 a.m. ESPN, fuboTV
New Mexico Bowl UTEP vs. Fresno State 2:15 p.m. ESPN, fuboTV
Independence Bowl UAB vs. No. 13 BYU 3:30 p.m. ABC, fuboTV
Lending Tree Bowl Eastern Michigan vs. Liberty 5:45 p.m. ESPN, fuboTV
LA Bowl Utah State vs. Oregon State 7:30 p.m. ABC, fuboTV
New Orleans Bowl No. 23 Louisiana vs. Marshall 9:15 p.m. ESPN, fuboTV

Western Kentucky vs. Appalachian State

Western Kentucky probably has the two best players in the country you’ve never heard of. Quarterback QB Bailey Zappe is four touchdowns away from breaking Joe Burrow’s single-season mark; he conveniently averages four passing touchdowns per game. Most of his passes are to wide receiver Jerreth Sterns, the nation’s second-best pass catcher. App State is coming off an appearance in the Sun Belt title game, where it lost to Louisiana for the second time this season. The Mountaineers do have a ranked win; they upset then-No. 14 Coastal Carolina. 

UTEP vs. Fresno State

UTEP is bowl-eligible for the first time since 2014 thanks to a turnaround orchestrated by coach Dana Dimel. The Miners started 6-1 but finished 1-4. One thing they have going for them is that they’re one of the top teams in the country at defending on third down, ranking ninth. Fresno State got a major boost when quarterback Jake Haener, one of the top passers in the Mountain West, withdrew from the transfer portal and returned to the Bulldogs. It also got Jeff Tedford to return as head coach, giving it a superb offensive mind at the helm. The Bulldogs have the ninth-best passing attack in the nation and rank in the top 20 in several other key offensive categories.

UAB vs. No. 13 BYU

The Blazers have been bowl-eligible every year since returning to the FBS from a two-year hiatus in 2017. This year, they finished 8-4, the fourth time in five years coach Bill Clark has reached the eight-win milestone. A win Saturday would be their first in a bowl since 2018. BYU had one of the best seasons with seemingly one of the least just outcomes. The Cougars went 10-2 with two separate five-game winning streaks. They beat five Pac-12 teams, including ranked Utah and Arizona State. Kalani Sitake’s squad probably would have had a compelling case for a New Year’s Six bowl had it been ranked a spot or two higher, which it seemingly should have been.

Eastern Michigan vs. Liberty

One of the more surprising teams in the MAC this year, the 7-5 Eagles are going bowling for the third time in four years. Chris Creighton’s squad was the most disciplined in the nation, with the fewest penalties and fewest penalty yards. That could be the key to Eastern Michigan reaching eight wins, something the program last did in 1987. Liberty boasts one of the nation’s top quarterbacks in Mailk Willis, who is widely projected to be a first-round NFL Draft pick, but defense has been the Flames’ calling card this year. They rank 11th in the nation in total defense and in the top 20 in sacks. Liberty is a year removed from the best season in program history. It will move from independent to Conference USA in 2023.

Utah State vs. Oregon State

Another team with a great story is Utah State and its coach, Blake Anderson. Anderson built Arkansas State into a Sun Belt power before stepping down following the death of his wife. In his first season in Logan, the Aggies went 10-3 and won the Mountain West title while ranking in the top 20 in total offense and registering the third-most tackles for loss in the nation. Oregon State enjoyed a renaissance at 7-5, the Beavers’ first winning season since 2013 when Mike Riley was the coach. The Beavers went 5-4 in Pac-12 play while having the nation’s 12th-best ground game and ranking sixth in third-down conversion percentage.

No. 23 Louisiana vs. Marshall

The Ragin’ Cajuns have been one of, if not the top power in the Sun Belt for the past several years. They easily won the conference title this year and are ranked inside the top 25 for the second year in a row. Their efforts under Billy Napier impressed a lot of people, including a few at Florida. Last month, Napier left Lafayette to take the UF job. Louisiana ranked No. 11 nationally in scoring defense and had the second-best turnover margin. Marshall, led by first-year coach Charles Huff, went 5-3 in C-USA play and 7-5 overall. The Thundering Herd had the ninth-best red zone defense and the 12th-most sacks to go with the 10th-highest total offense in the country and a 34 points-per-game scoring average. They will be seeking their first bowl win since 2018.

How to watch, live stream college football games

The first slate of bowl games will be broadcast live on national TV, with games appearing on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. Live streaming options include WatchESPN or fuboTV, which offers a seven-day free trial.

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Jaguars vs Titans injury report, spread, over/under, schedule, live stream, TV channel

Urban Meyer did it. He’s taken center stage ahead of the Jacksonville Jaguars Week 14 matchup against the Tennesse Titans. Instead of talking about how much Trevor Lawrence has (or hasn’t) improved since the season opener or how the Jags’ defense matches up against the Titans’ offensive line, we spent the days preceding the game talking about the poor job Meyer has done leading the team.

However, a game will take place today and the Jaguars had better show up. They are riding a four-game losing streak while the Titans are coming off their bye, which they used to get a bit healthier. Winning at Nissan Stadium would be big for the Jaguars, as they could then focus on the strides they’ve made this season rather than how things haven’t gone the way they expected when they hired Meyer as their head coach.

Here’s all the info you need to know for the game, including the injury report, odds, the Jaguars’ remaining schedule, and where/how to watch it.

Jaguars Injury Report vs. Titans Week 14. 

The Jaguars are relatively healthy ahead of the game. They will get cornerback Shaquill Griffin back after missing the last two weeks with a concussion. Center Brandon Linder has been ruled out for the game but Jacksonville doesn’t have any players listed as questionable.

On the Titans sideline, wide receiver Julio Jones is expected to play after being activated from the Injured Reserve list. The two-time All-Pro nod missed three games with a hamstring injury. Tennesse doesn’t have any players listed as questionable for the game but they’ve ruled out five players, tight end Tommy Hudson (ankle), cornerback Jackrabbit Jenkins (ankle), linebacker David Long (hamstring), defensive lineman Teair Tart (ankle), and the newly acquired linebacker Zach Cunningham.

Jaguars Odds and Betting Pick Week 14.

The Jaguars are a 9-point underdog with a moneyline of +335, according to WynnBET. Bet $100 on them and win $335 for a total payout of $435. The Titans’ moneyline is set at -420. Place a wager of $420 on them to win $100. The over/under for the game is set at 44 points.

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What channel will the Jaguars’ game be on Sunday?

CBS will show this one and it will start at 1:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m PT. Frank Frangie, Jeff Lageman, and Jaguars legend Tony Boselli will be calling the game. You can also listen to the live broadcast on 1010XL/92.5 FM.

Jaguars vs. Titans Live Stream.

Another option to watch the game is to live stream it on FuboTV. Sign here for your 7-day free trial any time you want.

Jaguars’ Next Game, Schedule.

And just like that, there will only be four games left in the 2021 season after this one. The Jaguars will come back home in Week 15 for the rematch against the Houston Texans. They will then have back-to-back away games. First, the New York Jets in Week 16 and the New England Patriots in Week 17. The Jags’ season finale will be against the Indianapolis Colts at TIAA Bank Field.

Week 15: vs. Houston Texans

Week 16: @ New York Jets

Week 17: @ New England Patriots

Week 18: vs. Indianapolis Colts

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Saints vs Jets injury report, spread, over/under, schedule, live Stream, TV channel

The New Orleans Saints are riding a five-game losing streak for the first time in the Sean Payton era. It’s been all downhill since NOLA shocked the NFL world in their upset over the Bucs, but even though the Saints won that game, they lost Jameis Winston and their season’s been spiraling out of control ever since.

This week gives NOLA a nice chance to bounce back, as they’ll face the New York Jets. The game is on the road but at this point, an easier opponent is exactly what the Saints need in order to get back on track. No team is easy but the Jets are certainly one of the weaker teams in the league. Even with that in mind, however, New York has managed to defeat the Titans and Bengals, two very good teams, so they’re not to be underestimated.

New Orleans isn’t just facing a terrible run on injuries but several players have tested positive for COVID-19, putting their Sunday statuses in jeopardy.

Saints Injury Report vs Jets Week 14

The following players are listed as OUT for today’s game:

LB Kaden Elliss

OT Ryan Ramczyk

LB Pete Werner

Marcus Davenport Injury Update

Former first-round pick Marcus Davenport has been injury-prone throughout his NFL career and it’s too bad. This season in particular it’s been rough seeing him get injured because he’s actually been quite impressive in year four after three mediocre seasons and the bust label getting thrown around frequently. Davenport was limited in practice this week.

Saints vs Jets Odds, Spread, Over/Under & Betting Pick Week 14

WynnBET has NOLA as 5.5-point favorites over the Jets with a money line of -240 while New York’s money line sits at +200. The over/under is set at 43.0 points, which indicates that Vegas thinks this will be one of the lower-scoring affairs this weekend.

I’ve been picking against New Orleans in recent weeks because of how badly they’ve struggled on offense but this is one game they should win. If they can’t beat the Jets, NOLA has no business making the playoffs. Give me a 21-10 Saints victory on the road in New Jersey.

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What Channel is the Saints Game on Week 14

This week’s game can be viewed on CBS. Adam Catalon and James Loftin are on the call for this NFC-AFC matchup.

Saints vs Jets Live Stream

Today’s game can be live-streamed on FuboTV. Start your 7-day free trial now!

Saints Next Game and Schedule

This game is sandwiched in between four primetime games and it’s been a particularly bad time for the Saints to be featured in primetime. Here are their final four games.

Week 15 @ Tampa Bay (SNF)

Week 16 vs Miami (MNF)

Week 17 vs Carolina

Week 18 @ Atlanta

 

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NFL schedule Week 14: TV coverage, channels, scores for every football game today

The NFL regular season continues to near its conclusion, and on Sunday, the playoff picture should gain some added clarity with a few high-profile matchups going on.

The Browns and Ravens face off in a matchup of AFC North contenders, with the Ravens hoping to solidify their spot at the top of the division and Cleveland hoping to get back to a playoff spot. The Chiefs will face the Raiders, who are hoping to stay in the playoff picture as well.

In the late afternoon window, the Bengals will face another west coast challenge with the 49ers coming to Cincinnati. The Bills, fresh off a stinging loss to the Patriots, will face former Pats QB Tom Brady and the Buccaneers.

This week also features a pair of exciting primetime matchups, with a rivalry game between the Bears and Packers on Sunday, and a fight between top NFC West teams in the Rams and Cardinals.

Sporting News has you covered for everything you need to watch Week 14 of the season.

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NFL schedule this week: Week 14 TV coverage

Here’s the full schedule for Week 14 of the NFL season, plus final scores and how to watch every game live. 

Note: national broadcasts are listed in bold

Thursday, Dec. 9

Game Time (ET) TV Channel
Steelers at Vikings 8:20 p.m. Fox, NFL Network, fuboTV

Sunday, Dec. 12

Game Time (ET) Channel
Ravens at Browns 1:00 p.m. CBS, fuboTV
Jaguars at Titans 1:00 p.m. CBS, fuboTV
Raiders at Chiefs 1:00 p.m. CBS, fuboTV
Saints at Jets 1:00 p.m. CBS, fuboTV
Cowboys at Washington 1:00 p.m. Fox, fuboTV
Falcons at Panthers 1:00 p.m. Fox, fuboTV
Seahawks at Texans 1:00 p.m. Fox, fuboTV
Lions at Broncos 4:05 p.m. Fox, fuboTV
Giants at Chargers 4:05 p.m. Fox, fuboTV
49ers at Bengals 4:25 p.m. CBS, fuboTV
Bills at Buccaneers 4:25 p.m. CBS, fuboTV
Bears at Packers 8:20 p.m. NBC, fuboTV

Monday, Dec. 13

Game Time (ET) Channel
Rams at Cardinals 8:15 p.m. ESPN, fuboTV

How to watch NFL games in Week 14

The NFL will have three prime time games with matchups slated for Thursday, Sunday and Monday. The Steelers and Vikings have already played their “Thursday Night Football” matchup. Next up is a rivalry clash between the Bears and Packers in Green Bay on “Sunday Night Football.” The next night, ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” will feature a matchup with NFC West stakes on the line with the Rams traveling to Glendale, Arizona, to take on the Cardinals.

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.

NFL scores Week 14

Thursday, Dec. 9

Game Score
Steelers at Vikings —

Sunday, Dec. 12

Game Score
Ravens at Browns —
Jaguars at Titans —
Raiders at Chiefs —
Saints at Jets —
Cowboys at Washington —
Falcons at Panthers —
Seahawks at Texans —
Lions at Broncos —
Giants at Chargers —
49ers at Bengals —
Bills at Buccaneers —
Bears at Packers —

Monday, Dec. 13

Game Score
Rams at Cardinals —