Sunday, September 10 - Tennessee (1:00 CBS)
Sunday, September 17 - at Houston (1:00 CBS)
Sunday, September 24 - Arizona (1:00 FOX)
Sunday, October 1 - at Cincinnati (1:00 CBS)
Thursday, October 5 - Jacksonville (8:20 PRIME)
Sunday, October 15 - at Pittsburgh (1:00 CBS)
Sunday, October 22 - San Francisco (1:00 FOX)
Monday, October 30 - at Denver (8:15 ESPN)
Sunday, November 5 - at Seattle (4:25 CBS)
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Sunday, November 19 - Baltimore (1:00 CBS)
Sunday, November 26 - Chicago (1:00 FOX)
Sunday, December 3 - at LA Rams (4:25 CBS)
Monday, December 11 - Pittsburgh (8:15 ESPN)
Sunday, December 17 - at Indianapolis (1:00 CBS)
Sunday, December 24 - NY Jets (1:00 CBS)
Sunday, December 31 - at Baltimore (1:00 CBS)
Sunday, January 7 - Cincinnati (1:00 CBS)
I like the bye week. We will probably get screwed with a early or late bye. I still don't understand why they can't get all of the byes done in a 3-4 week window.
It wouldn't be hard to shut down an entire conference minus 2 teams each week to allow the network to get their game of the week during the shutdown. If being fair is a goal, you don't need to spread byes over 10-12 weeks. Just get them all done in weeks 8-10 or 11. It isn't that friggen hard.
