NFL makes major schedule change at late notice with Buffalo Bills given top billing in chase of Kansas City Chiefs
The Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots game has been rescheduled for Sunday afternoon on national television.
The NFL originally scheduled the AFC East Game in Buffalo for 1pm ET, but has now moved it to 4.25pm ET.
The decision follows the Bills’ thrilling 48-42 victory against the Detroit Lions on Sunday, which halted the team’s 11-game winning run.
The game between the Miami Dolphins and the San Francisco 49ers will probably be shifted to regional broadcasters.
Additionally, the Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals AFC North game has been rescheduled from Fox to CBS, maintaining its 1pm ET time position.
Two games in Week 16 will take place on Saturday, when four of the AFC’s best teams will face off in a crucial day in the playoff race. On Thursday Night Football, the Denver Broncos and Los Angeles Chargers will square off.
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Before the Pittsburgh Steelers try to win the AFC North title against the Baltimore Ravens at 4.30 p.m. ET on Fox, the Houston Texans and Kansas City Chiefs square off at 1 p.m. ET on NBC.
Josh Allen, the team’s standout quarterback, took a hit on Sunday afternoon, giving Bills fans a frightening experience.
After the game, he was sent for an X-ray to rule out a shoulder injury, but it was later determined that he was okay.
“Just took a funky fall,” Allen stated following the game. More tranquility than anything else.
On Monday, head coach Sean McDermott reaffirmed the positive news, saying, “Josh is doing well.
“After the game, he had some of those tests. He is doing well.
Allen, who added two of each against the Lions, leads the MVP race with 25 passing touchdowns and 11 rushing touchdowns.
For the sixth consecutive year, he has scored 40 total touchdowns in three games to four.
The only player in NFL history to accomplish this feat in four consecutive seasons is Allen.
The Patriots lost against the Arizona Cardinals 30–17 on Sunday, dropping them to 3–11.
“Yes, it is deflating,” admitted quarterback Drake Maye.
“You want to get down there and stall out, put the defense in a good position, and score some points.
“You have to look back when you receive a holding call. I’m not sure what penalty it was, but I believe it was a holding. Unfortunately, some bad things happened during the entire game.
“They had a touchdown in the end zone corner that was essentially a Madden-style video game, with the lineman collapsing on it.
“The referees called the interception, even though it was a dubious call.
“We have to accept the fact that we had an interception.
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“I don’t think any of that really matters in the end. I believe we simply need to perform better.
“Don’t let such factors essentially determine the outcome of the match.
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