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Posted (edited)

The networks may add additional sideline reporters, rules experts, etc. later in the week, to be determined.

 

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NFL Divisional Weekend presented by Intuit TurboTax - January 20-21, 2024

 

Saturday Games:

 

Saturday Late - ABC/ESPN

Saturday, January 20 - 4:30 PM ET:

#4 Houston at #1 Baltimore

(A) Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters, Laura Rutledge

 

Saturday Primetime - FOX

Saturday, January 20 - 8:15 PM ET:

#7 Green Bay at #1 San Francisco

(A) Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi

 

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Sunday Games:

 

Sunday Early - NBC

Sunday, January 21 - 3 PM ET:

#4 Tampa Bay at #3 Detroit

(A) Mike Tirico, Chris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark, Kaylee Hartung
 

Sunday Late - CBS

Sunday, January 21 - 6:30 PM ET:

#3 Kansas City at #2 Buffalo

(A) Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson, Jay Feely

 

 

 

 

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UK and Ireland:

 

Saturday Games:

 

Saturday Late 

Saturday, January 20 - 9:30 PM GMT:

#4 Houston at #1 Baltimore

Sky Sports NFL; Sky Sports Main Event joined in progress at 11 PM following boxing from Liverpool

 

Saturday Primetime

Sunday, January 21 - 1:15 AM GMT:

#7 Green Bay at #1 San Francisco

Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event

 

Sunday Games:

 

Sunday Early

Sunday, January 21 - 8 PM GMT:

#4 Tampa Bay at #3 Detroit

Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event

 

Sunday Late

Sunday, January 21 - 11:30 PM GMTT:

#3 Kansas City at #2 Buffalo

Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event

 

 

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Australia:

 

All games on ESPN and 7mate Sport

 

 

 

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New Zealand:

 

All games on ESPN and streamed on tvnz+.

 

 

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Mexico:

 

All games on Canal 5. HOU-BAL and KC-BUF on ESPN as well. GB-SF and TB-DET on FOX Sports as well.

 

 

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Germany:

 

All games on RTL.

 

 

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Brazil:

 

All games on ESPN and Star+. GB-SF and KC-BUF also on RedeTV.

 

 

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France:

 

Samedi 22.30 - HOU-BAL - beIN SPORTS 7
Dimanche 02.15 - GB-SF - beIN SPORTS 2, W9
Dimanche 21.00 - TB-DET - beINSPORTS 6
Lundi 00.30 - KC-BUF - beIN SPORTS 1

 

 

 

 

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Scandinavia:

 

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Indonesia:

 

All games on Mola TV.

 

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The NBC crew might as well stay in Detroit! There is no need to move the production truck and equipment. And Mike Tirico lives close by in Ann Arbor.

 

Also:

 

If the Bills win vs. Pittsburgh, we would get Nantz and Romo again in the divisional round. We would be 4-1 with Nantz and Romo calling our games this year:

 

Week 4 vs. Miami (win)

 

then three weeks in a row for us:


Week 11 vs. New York Jets (win)

Week 12 at Philadelphia (loss)

[Week 13 bye]
Week 14 at Kansas City (win)

 

Super Wild card Weekend vs. Pittsburgh

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13 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

Makes sense. Latest slot on Sunday..just get it done! Go Bills! 

 

CBS gets the late spot Sunday for only the second time in eight years.

 

Also:

Note the 2 PM time typo in the Sunday NBC early slot. (Trying to get viewers to tune in early I guess?!?!)

 

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1 minute ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Wind only 9-10 mph at kickoff.  😁

The way our weather works you mine as well have contingency plans in Siberia.

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CBS is hoping for a Buffalo win so they don't have to move their production equipment, especially in the snow.

 

Also:

 

Divisional Round Winners:


- CBS getting the 6:40 Sunday window with either KC-BUF or PIT-BAL. Ratings bonanza!
- FOX getting the better NFC game, GB-SF over TB/PHI at DET.
- NBC getting the better early timeslot, Sunday over Saturday.
- ESPN/ABC finally getting a divisional playoff game! Likely hoping it's HOU-KC.

 

Divisional Round Losers:


- The Cowboys being eliminated is a big ratings blow to the networks and the NFL. FOX is probably rooting for PHI to win for a PHI vs. GB/SF title game. CBS for Super Bowl would take any of PHI/GB/SF with the Cowboys out.
- Texans fans probably wish they would get a different slot other than Saturday afternoon, but not going to happen with GB-SF in play.
- Seems like NBC always gets the lesser of AFC/NFC divisional games. Will that change in the future? Will ESPN/ABC get similar treatment now that they're in the rotation? We'll see. I don't think NBC is complaining about the wild card round though with KC on Peacock and an exciting LAR-DET Sunday night.

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No #3 seed has ever hosted a divisional round game since the advent of the 7-team conference playoffs in 2020. In the previous three years, #2 seeds were 6-0 vs. the #7 seeds in the WC round. That changed today with #2 Dallas's loss to #7 Green Bay, so now #3 Detroit gets to host. Things are popping in the Motor City tonight. Ralph Wilson would be happy.

 

 

Posted (edited)
15 minutes ago, TrentEdwardsCheckDownOn4th said:

So KC Bills game would either be for the chance to play home vs. Houston or @ Baltimore. Imagine if Houston upsets Baltimore, the media would proclaim the bills chiefs game the "defacto" afc championship game. Similar to the 13 second game .

 

Yeah, we'll know by game time (assuming we win vs. Pittsburgh). I can't see an upstart team like Houston going on the road and winning an AFCCG, especially in cold weather. Just like very new expansion team Jacksonville in 1996 who beat Buffalo in the WC (Jim Kelly's last game) and then Denver in the divsionals, but lost to New England and Drew Bledsoe in the AFCCG.

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Schedule has been updated:

 

Houston at Baltimore - Saturday 4:30 PM ET - ABC/ESPN

 

Kansas City at Buffalo - Sunday 6:30 PM ET - CBS

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Posted (edited)

Jay Feely as the kicking expert next week for us. No Evan Washburn, who sometimes in the second sideline reporter for the A-team in the playoffs. The CBS production crew can stay in Buffalo back-to-back playoff weeks for the second straight year.

 

 

 

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21 hours ago, chongli said:

The networks may add additional sideline reporters, rules experts, etc. later in the week, to be determined.

 

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NFL Divisional Weekend presented by Intuit TurboTax - January 20-21, 2024

 

Saturday Games:

 

Saturday Late - ABC/ESPN

Saturday, January 20 - 4:30 PM ET:

#4 Houston at #1 Baltimore

(A) Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters

 

Saturday Primetime - FOX

Saturday, January 13 - 8:15 PM ET:

#7 Green Bay at #1 San Francisco

(A) Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi

 

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Sunday Games:

 

Sunday Early - NBC

Sunday, January 21 - 3 PM ET:

#4 Tampa Bay or #5 Philadelphia at #3 Detroit

(A) Mike Tirico, Chris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark
 

Sunday Late - CBS

Sunday, January 21 - 6:30 PM ET:

#3 Kansas City at #2 Buffalo

(A) Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson

 

 

 

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UK:

 

Forthcoming

 

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Australia:

 

Forthcoming

 

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New Zealand:

 

Forthcoming

 

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Bronan, seriously appreciate your efforts this season.

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Maybe it's just me, but a 6.30pm ET time for Chiefs at Bills seems slightly close to the Bucs/Eagles at Lions game. If there's an injury, or it goes into OT, there could easily be an overlap between the two. Admittedly, on different channels but thought they'd at least push it out another 15 minutes like Saturday.

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