UKBillFan

Maybe. Rams-Seahawks will be a primetime game, but only if the Commanders and 49ers both lose this week. If one of them wins, it opens up a slot there too. The AFC play off path may make most sense. If the Bengals win they can promote Denver on Sunday. If the Steelers (and Jets) win, promote Baltimore

That’s true, though I’m not sure if the networks will care, as they can focus on the AFC North in the early slot and NFC South in the late. I’m also not sure which game they’d move to Saturday late otherwise. Giants at Eagles to see if Barkley gets the record against his old team? They’re not on contention for the one seed. Though if the Steelers lose, that kills any drama when it comes to the third seed. It really needs to be played alongside Browns-Ravens.

If both lose it dooms the Broncos game, though admittedly I can’t see that happening.

Colts are gone. Broncos win and in, Dolphins in with a victory coupled with a Broncos loss, Bengals in with a win and defeats for the Broncos and Dolphins.

A valid argument, but how much game time has Jackson missed in comparison? Has he been benched at all in blow outs?

My predictions: Saturday late - Chiefs at Broncos Saturday night - Seahawks at Rams Sunday night - Vikings at Lions NFC South games to be moved to Sunday late. AFC North games to be promoted in the early window. To the earlier argument, the Chiefs can ‘choose’ to have the Broncos make the play offs whatever time they’re playing.

Not sure if it's a thing now, but it was shared between Peyton Manning and Steve McNair in 2003.

Going for it on 4th down instead of kicking the FG looks even more stupid from the Packers now.

I kind of hope it isn't shared. I think I'd prefer Lamar to win outright than Josh having co-MVP attached to him. Cheapens it. But that might just be me!

Dolphins-Browns is much the same.

What on Earth are the Dolphins doing with these challenges? Using up timeouts unnecessarily.

They win out and the Broncos lose to the Chiefs.

The Packers are looking very oridinary for a 11-4 side.

Two key defenders out for the Browns - missed who they said. There was an abysmal offside call on the Packers just before the half, as the Vikings missed a FG. Offside on very little. Sometimes it feels like the refs want to be centre of attention. Edit: TD Dolphins - nice run from Huntley.

The Browns got an INT but it was rightly overturned due to DPI. The Packers just went for it on 4th and 2 and turned the ball over. Think they should have gone for the FG to make it 7-6 Vikings.

I am too. Anything to lessen the threat of the Bengals getting in.

Feels like that's what he's been doing across the rest of the year.

Would still prefer the Fins to win tonight. The way the commentators were talking the Fins would beat the Bengals on tiebreaker?

Better stats didn't matter last year. They should stop trying to move the goalposts.

It's got to the point where I want the Dolphins to win. I don't trust the Chiefs not to somehow beat the Broncos, even if they rest their starters.

As long as they don't crush the Bills defense...

Hasn't Josh 'only' thrown to 12 so far? 13 was Shavers from Mitch.

Colts-Giants: Fumble and that's all she wrote. Colts done.

Mathematically they were. Though I get what you're saying.

Drew Lock - first Giant to record 300+ yards, 4 passing TDs and a rush TD since Eli Manning in 2014. And the Colts were in the play off race.