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Week 10 Thursday night: Commanders at Giants, 8:15 pm ET on Prime Video, with first place in the NFC East in play

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Commanders at Giants opens Week 10 on Thursday, Nov. 12 at 8:15 pm ET (3:15 am Friday in Cairo) on Prime Video from MetLife Stadium. Here is the viewing guide, stakes and injury picture.

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Week 10 opens Thursday night, Nov. 12, with the Washington Commanders (2-5-1) at the New York Giants (5-2-1) at MetLife Stadium. Kickoff is 8:15 pm ET, which is 3:15 am Friday in Cairo. It is a Thursday Night Football game that streams exclusively on Prime Video.

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What is at stake

The Giants hold a firm grip on the NFC East after beating the Eagles 19-11 in Philadelphia on Sunday, their first win there since 2013. Washington lost 20-13 to the Rams and sits at 2-5-1, and its only win this season with Jayden Daniels as the starter came against the Eagles on Nov. 1.

The teams already played to a tie earlier this season, so the winner on Thursday takes the head-to-head tiebreaker. Giants quarterback J.J. McCarthy is expected to start again, and the Giants are slight home favorites.

Injuries and conditions

Washington has Terry McLaurin, Daron Payne, Javon Kinlaw and Dyami Brown on injured reserve, with Lucas Patrick doubtful and Fabian Moreau and Treylon Burks questionable. For New York, Cam Skattebo and Thomas Fidone II are questionable and Tyrone Tracy Jr. is on injured reserve. These are early-week designations and will change with the official reports. Forecasts also point to strong wind and possible rain at MetLife.

Week 10 at a glance

Thursday’s game is the lone Week 10 game before the weekend. Watch the Wednesday and Thursday injury reports for final statuses, and check the schedule page for the rest of the slate.

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