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@NFL345: Week 14 flex: Raiders-Packers on CBS to 4:15 on Dec. 11

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Crap. I much prefer noon.

Ugh.

I love noon games.

But this almost seems like a lock to happen if the Packers are still undefeated.

I like it....its give me a better chance to be able to watch it on local tv.

How is this OT?

trwi7 wrote:How is this OT?

I didn't even notice the OT, but yeah you are totally right.

Question for someone in the know. I have tickets for week 17. As of now it's a noon start. What are the chances that game is flexed?

CBS has the national doubleheader game that day and it was suppose to be Buffalo @ San Diego so yeah I was expecting our game to move. CBS also has the DH game the next week so GB at KC will stay at noon, no reason for Fox to move it. If 15-0 I would imagine the Detroit game will get moved late. There are no SNF games the last week.

3 more hours to rest.

jakecronus8 wrote:Question for someone in the know. I have tickets for week 17. As of now it's a noon start. What are the chances that game is flexed?

I would guess if any game gets flexed it would be the Giants and Cowboys. That game could very well decide the division and it's two huge markets that both get good ratings. Depending on what McCarthy decides the Packers could be playing backups in week 17.

Packers are now 1.6-1 odds on winning the Owl.

Saints and Niners are 7.5-1.

Pats are 4-1. Baltimore is 9-1.

I'd jump all over the Ravens if I were a betting man.

How about the Chiefs game? I'm planning to go with a friend and I think we are assuming we can drive back 4 PM to 10 PM to Minneapolis.

trwi7 wrote:

jakecronus8 wrote:Question for someone in the know. I have tickets for week 17. As of now it's a noon start. What are the chances that game is flexed?

I would guess if any game gets flexed it would be the Giants and Cowboys. That game could very well decide the division and it's two huge markets that both get good ratings. Depending on what McCarthy decides the Packers could be playing backups in week 17.

The first Dallas-Giants game will already be on SNF in a couple of weeks, meaning that the second matchup can't be on during primetime.

Flames24Rulz wrote:

trwi7 wrote:

jakecronus8 wrote:Question for someone in the know. I have tickets for week 17. As of now it's a noon start. What are the chances that game is flexed?

I would guess if any game gets flexed it would be the Giants and Cowboys. That game could very well decide the division and it's two huge markets that both get good ratings. Depending on what McCarthy decides the Packers could be playing backups in week 17.

The first Dallas-Giants game will already be on SNF in a couple of weeks, meaning that the second matchup can't be on during primetime.

We had this discussion last year and there is technically no rule against it, but I have almost never seen it happen. I thought that a rule existed but I believe it does not.

I've still never seen it happen.

GrendonJennings wrote:How about the Chiefs game? I'm planning to go with a friend and I think we are assuming we can drive back 4 PM to 10 PM to Minneapolis.

I'm guessing the Chiefs game is going to stay at noon because CBS has the doubleheader that week as well.

Damn, I'm going to this game and would have much preferred the noon start.

MickeyDavis wrote: There are no SNF games the last week.

There will be a Sunday night game week 17,NBC/NFL just keeps the slot open until the last minute so they can pick the best possible match up.

Also,unless they changed it both CBS & Fox are allowed to have double headers week 17.It's the one week all season the league allows both networks to have double headers.

It would be interesting if Lions@Packers got flexed to Sunday night on NBC because we play week 16 on NBC,could be back to back NBC Sunday night games to end the season.

My guess is our game with the Lions gets moved to 3:15 and NBC takes a game with playoff implications.Unless we are going into the game 15-0 and the Lions need a win to clinch a wild card.

steger_3434 wrote:Damn, I'm going to this game and would have much preferred the noon start.

I'm not going, but even if i was i always preferred the 3:15 start times over noon games. It's nice to not have to get up all early and besides that, football crowds for whatever reason tend to get more into the games as it gets darker out.

Plus, as the fan of an 11-0 team that could be 12-0 for the Raiders game, i find it a good thing that the Packers get all these higher profile game times. It's nice being a team that networks want to put out there in prime viewing slots instead of a team nobody cares about seeing play.

rilamann wrote:My guess is our game with the Lions gets moved to 3:15 and NBC takes a game with playoff implications.Unless we are going into the game 15-0 and the Lions need a win to clinch a wild card.

That would be pretty damn entertaining. Especially with Suh coming back, and all the other storylines.