The NFL announced Monday that it has flexed two Week 11 games on Sunday, Nov. 22. Jacksonville Jaguars at New York Giants moves from 1 pm ET to the 4:25 pm ET late-afternoon window, and Pittsburgh Steelers at Philadelphia Eagles moves from 4:25 pm ET to 1 pm ET. Both games remain on CBS.
What changed
| Game | Old kickoff (ET) | New kickoff (ET) | New kickoff (Cairo) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaguars at Giants (MetLife Stadium) | 1:00 pm | 4:25 pm | 11:25 pm Sunday |
| Steelers at Eagles (Lincoln Financial Field) | 4:25 pm | 1:00 pm | 8:00 pm Sunday |
The reason is straightforward. Jacksonville (6-2) and the Giants (5-2-1, atop the NFC East after Sunday’s 19-11 win in Philadelphia) are both division leaders, while the Eagles are 2-7 and have lost seven straight. Pittsburgh is 6-2 and comes out of its Week 9 bye. Without the swap, the late CBS window would have carried Steelers-Eagles or Raiders-Broncos to most of the country.
Week 11 slate after the flex (Sunday, Nov. 22, ET)
- 1:00 pm: Dolphins at Bills, Ravens at Panthers, Saints at Bears, Titans at Cowboys, Buccaneers at Lions, Cardinals at Chiefs, Steelers at Eagles
- 4:05 pm: Jets at Chargers
- 4:25 pm: Raiders at Broncos, Jaguars at Giants
- 8:20 pm: Vikings at 49ers in Mexico City, on NBC
The week opens Thursday, Nov. 19, with Colts at Texans at 8:15 pm ET, and closes Monday, Nov. 23, with Bengals at Commanders at 8:15 pm ET. Nothing else in Week 11 moved. Because the two games swapped windows, regional CBS coverage will differ by market, so check local listings.
Next up on the calendar: Week 10 opens Thursday night, Nov. 12, with Commanders at Giants at 8:15 pm ET (3:15 am Friday in Cairo).
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