The NFL has made its second primetime flex of the 2015 regular season. It has moved the originally scheduled Seattle at Baltimore game from the Sunday Night Football slot to the early afternoon window. In its place, NBC will get New England at Houston with the Patriots getting two SNF appearances within three weeks.
There are no flexes to the late afternoon windows meaning once again, the early afternoon games will be top heavy with eleven games at 1 p.m. ET and two games for the late afternoon, one for CBS at 4:05 p.m. and one for Fox at 4:25 p.m.
Here’s how the revised schedule looks for Week 14. The flexed games are in bold:
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10 (WEEK 14)
| MINNESOTA AT ARIZONA | 8:25 PM (ET) | NFLN |
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13
| SAN FRANCISCO AT CLEVELAND | 1:00 PM (ET) | FOX |
| ATLANTA AT CAROLINA | 1:00 PM (ET) | FOX |
| SEATTLE AT BALTIMORE | 1:00 PM (ET) | FOX |
| DETROIT AT ST. LOUIS | 1:00 PM (ET) | FOX |
| NEW ORLEANS AT TAMPA BAY | 1:00 PM (ET) | FOX |
| WASHINGTON AT CHICAGO | 1:00 PM (ET) | FOX |
| BUFFALO AT PHILADELPHIA | 1:00 PM (ET) | CBS |
| TENNESSEE AT NY JETS | 1:00 PM (ET) | CBS |
| PITTSBURGH AT CINCINNATI | 1:00 PM (ET) | CBS |
| INDIANAPOLIS AT JACKSONVILLE | 1:00 PM (ET) | CBS |
| SAN DIEGO AT KANSAS CITY | 1:00 PM (ET) | CBS |
| OAKLAND AT DENVER | 4:05 PM (ET) | CBS |
| DALLAS AT GREEN BAY | 4:25 PM (ET) | FOX |
| NEW ENGLAND AT HOUSTON | 8:30 PM (ET) | NBC |
MONDAY, DECEMBER 14
| NY GIANTS AT MIAMI | 8:30 PM (ET) | ESPN |
Looking ahead, there are potential flexes in Week 15 with the Cincinnati Bengals at San Francisco 49ers in Sunday Night Football timeslot and for Week 16 as Pittsburgh-Baltimore is currently in primetime.
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