As the NFL's playoff picture begins to come into focus, here are the updated AFC and NFC standings going into the Week 10 games.The league kept its expanded playoff field, with 14 of its 32 teams (43.8 percent) set to qualify for the latest postseason. That includes 7 each from the AFC and NFC, with only the No. 1 seeds getting byes on top of home-field advantage.
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The Sunday slate won't be as loaded in NFL Week 12 as it usually is. There will be three games on Thanksgiving Day and the normal Sunday and Monday night games, so that will leave just 10 games in the early and late afternoon on Sunday.
That said, there are some strong matchups this week on that slate, so it's as good a week as ever to have limited games to choose from, as most of the country will get to see marquee matchups of some sort.
Most of the games this week will be broadcast on Fox. They have six games compared to CBS' four and will be airing the doubleheader as a result. CBS will be on single-game duty for the second time in as many weeks, but they do get the Cowboys on Thanksgiving.
Wondering what NFL games are going to be on in your regional market today? Sporting News has you covered with the map of regional broadcasts for every Week 11 matchup, including a full schedule of kickoff times and channels.Week 11 features a 15-game slate, as just two teams are on bye — the Rams and Broncos. That means there will be a 12-game slate on Sunday afternoon, as three of the games this week will take place in prime-time slots.
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Fox's coverage will largely focus on two games. Tom Brady and the Buccaneers will do battle with the Colts in the 1 p.m. ET slot. Jonathan Taylor is looking to stay hot in that one while Tom Brady will look to stake his claim in the ever-changing MVP race. In the late slate, almost all of America will watch as the Rams and Packers do battle in a game that will have a massive impact on the NFC playoff picture.
CBS' coverage may have just four games, but two figure to be good ones. The Titans and Patriots will square off in a battle of two of the AFC's best teams. That will be the game most across the country see in the early slate, but a solid chunk will see the Steelers-Bengals game too.
One year after Markus Paul's death, Cowboys players and coaches still carry lessons learned from the late strength and conditioning coordinator.They’ll recite it as they warm up Wednesday, too, and on Thursday amid pregame stretches before facing the Raiders.
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Below are the full NFL coverage maps for Week 12, plus a list of major TV markets and the CBS and Fox games that will be presented in each on Sunday.
(NFL coverage maps courtesy of 506sports.com)
Red: Buccaneers at Colts
Blue: Eagles at Giants
Green: Panthers at Dolphins
Yellow: Falcons at Jaguars
Red: Rams at Packers
Blue: Vikings at 49ers
Red: Titans at Patriots
Blue: Steelers at Bengals
Yellow: Jets at Texans
Green: Chargers at Broncos
Below are the Sunday afternoon games that will be broadcast regionally. "Sunday Night Football" will feature the Browns and Ravens in a game that could decide if Baltimore is the team to beat in the AFC North.
The final stretch of season will prove crucial to several franchises looking to mount a playoff push and a few coaches trying to avoid the hot seat.In these final seven weeks, teams will jockey for playoff position, coaches will fight to save their jobs, and players will try to secure long-term financial security.
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"Monday Night Football" will see the Seahawks and Washington Football Team play in a game that will determine which of them stays in the playoff race. Both need a win to stay in the hunt, but Washington (4-6) is currently closer to the Wild Card than Seattle (3-7). The Seahawks can change that if they bounce back.
(TV markets listed in order by size)
Market | CBS early | Fox early | CBS late | Fox late |
New York | Jets at Texans | Eagles at Giants | — | Rams at Packers |
Los Angeles | — | Buccaneers at Colts | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Chicago | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Philadelphia | — | Eagles at Giants | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Dallas-Ft. Worth | Titans at Patriots | Eagles at Giants | — | Rams at Packers |
San Francisco/Bay area | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Vikings at 49ers |
Washington D.C. | Steelers at Bengals | Eagles at Giants | — | Rams at Packers |
Houston | Jets at Texans | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Boston | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Atlanta | — | Falcons at Jaguars | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Phoenix | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Tampa/St. Petersburg | — | Buccaneers at Colts | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Seattle | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Detroit | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Minneapolis-St. Paul | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Vikings at 49ers |
Miami | — | Panthers at Dolphins | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Denver | — | Buccaneers at Colts | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Orlando | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Cleveland | Steelers at Bengals | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Sacramento | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Vikings at 49ers |
Charlotte | — | Panthers at Dolphins | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Portland | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Vikings at 49ers |
St. Louis | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Pittsburgh | Steelers at Bengals | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Indianapolis | — | Buccaneers at Colts | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Baltimore | Steelers at Bengals | Eagles at Giants | — | Rams at Packers |
Raleigh-Durham | Titans at Patriots | Panthers at Dolphins | — | Rams at Packers |
Nashville | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
San Diego | — | Buccaneers at Colts | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Salt Lake City | — | Buccaneers at Colts | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
San Antonio | Titans at Patriots | Eagles at Giants | — | Rams at Packers |
Kansas City | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Columbus | Steelers at Bengals | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Milwaukee | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Cincinnati | Steelers at Bengals | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Las Vegas | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Jacksonville | — | Falcons at Jaguars | Chargers at Broncos | Rams at Packers |
Oklahoma City | Titans at Patriots | Eagles at Giants | — | Rams at Packers |
New Orleans | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Memphis | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
Buffalo | Titans at Patriots | Buccaneers at Colts | — | Rams at Packers |
NFL standings: Updated AFC, NFC playoff picture for Week 14 of 2021 season .
As the NFL's playoff picture begins to come into focus, here are the updated AFC and NFC standings for Week 14.The league kept its expanded playoff field, with 14 of its 32 teams (43.8 percent) set to qualify for the latest postseason. That includes 7 each from the AFC and NFC, with only the No. 1 seeds getting byes on top of home-field advantage.