Sunday, January 3rd (Games with playoff implications in italics; games that moved - only two - in Bold.)
CBS 1 PM Games
Indianapolis @ Buffalo
Jacksonville @ Cleveland
New England @ Houston
Pittsburgh @ Miami (Losers will be automatically out)
Fox 1 PM Games
Atlanta @ Tampa Bay
Chicago @ Detroit
New Orleans @ Carolina
NY Giants @ Minnesota
San Francisco @ St. Louis
CBS 4:15 PM Games
Baltimore @ Oakland (Win and in Wild Card spot for BAL)
Kansas City @ Denver (Slim hopes for Denver)
Tennessee @ Seattle
FOX 4:15 PM Games
Green Bay @ Arizona (Could be Wild Card Round preview)
Philadelphia @ Dallas (Winner gets NFC East title)
Washington @ San Diego
NBC Sunday Night Football 8:20 PM Game
Cincinnati @ NY Jets (Win and in Wild Card spot for NYJ)
All times Eastern. Check with the506.com for what games will be on in your area.
Showing posts with label Sunday Night Football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunday Night Football. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
BOOM! John Madden Retires.
After fifty years as a 21st draft pick by the Philadelphia Eagles, coach, broadcaster, and video game maven, John Madden has officialy retired. The 73-year old has decided to hang up his microphone after calling Super Bowl XLIII with Al Michaels back in February, which the Pittsburgh Steelers won over the Arizona Cardinals. Madden we understand will continue to work on the NFL video game for EA Sports. Cris Collinsworth, Keith's non twin brother, will take over Madden's role starting in August.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Sunday Night Football Schedule
(Guest posted by JFein from Fire Andy Reid Now!)
All games are on at 8:20 PM on NBC, unless otherwise noted. All Eagles games are marked with what appears to be the closest to Eagles midnight green! (asterisk next to those that could be flexed)
Week 1 (Opening Thursday): Titans vs. Steelers, 8:30
Week 1: Bears vs. Packers
Week 2: New York Giants vs. Cowboys
Week 3: Colts vs. Cardinals
Week 4: Chargers vs. Steelers
Week 5: Colts vs. Titans
Week 6: Bears vs. Falcons
Week 7: Cardinals vs. Giants
Week 8: No game
Week 9: Cowboys vs. Eagles
Week 10: Patriots vs. Colts
*Week 11: Eagles vs. Bears
*Week 12: Steelers vs. Ravens
*Week 13: Patriots vs. Dolphins
*Week 14: Eagles vs. Giants
*Week 15: Vikings vs. Panthers
*Week 16: Cowboys vs. Redskins
*Week 17: TBD
All games are on at 8:20 PM on NBC, unless otherwise noted. All Eagles games are marked with what appears to be the closest to Eagles midnight green! (asterisk next to those that could be flexed)
Week 1 (Opening Thursday): Titans vs. Steelers, 8:30
Week 1: Bears vs. Packers
Week 2: New York Giants vs. Cowboys
Week 3: Colts vs. Cardinals
Week 4: Chargers vs. Steelers
Week 5: Colts vs. Titans
Week 6: Bears vs. Falcons
Week 7: Cardinals vs. Giants
Week 8: No game
Week 9: Cowboys vs. Eagles
Week 10: Patriots vs. Colts
*Week 11: Eagles vs. Bears
*Week 12: Steelers vs. Ravens
*Week 13: Patriots vs. Dolphins
*Week 14: Eagles vs. Giants
*Week 15: Vikings vs. Panthers
*Week 16: Cowboys vs. Redskins
*Week 17: TBD
Monday, November 24, 2008
"Flexing" One's Muscles
It's official: The Sunday Night Football telecast for December 7th is changing from Patriots-Seahawks (considering how sucktacular the Seahawks are with Elizabeth Hasselbeck's brother-in-law at QB this year) to Redskins-Ravens, this according to Awful Announcing. Also, it's rumored that the December 21st game between the Chargers and the Buccaneers will be swapped out for the Panthers-Giants game, one that could be deciding home field in the NFC. The Chargers' playoff hopes have gone down faster than Comedian Rush Limbaugh on a torte binge at an Edelmann's bakery, and Sunday night's (11/23) loss on a Adam Viniteri walkoff field goal to the Colts won't help them get the December 21st prime time date.
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