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The Jets will face the Bills for the second time this season hoping to complete their first sweep of their AFC East foe since 2016 after winning their Week 9 match in East Rutherford. In the NFC East, the Eagles will face the Giants as New York looks to pick up its first win since Week 10 against the Texans.

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The AFC North features a pair of intriguing matchups as well. Fresh off his third straight win against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, Joe Burrow will look to improve his 0-3 record against the Browns at home against Deshaun Watson, while the Ravens will face the surging Steelers without Lamar Jackson. In the NFC North, the Vikings will face a red-hot Lions team that is hoping to make a push for a wild card spot. The Titans are going to try and snap their two-game skid when they face the Jaguars, who were just blown out by that fiery Lions squad.

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The afternoon slate features the first two non-division games of the day with the Panthers traveling west to face the Seahawks and the Buccaneers facing Mr. Irrelevant, the Brock Purdy-led 49ers. And for the first time as a member of the Broncos, Russell Wilson will face Mahomes and the Chiefs. This game was originally slated to be the Sunday Night Football game, but it was flexed out.

Sunday will be capped off when two of the top quarterbacks in the 2020 NFL Draft. The Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa and Chargers' Justin Herbert will face off in Los Angeles on SNF, and the week will wrap up with the Patriots trying to keep their playoff hopes alive on the road against Arizona for Monday Night Football.

The Sporting News has all you need to follow all the action as it unfolds.

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NFL schedule this week: Week 14 TV coverage

Here is the full schedule for Week 14 of the 2022 NFL season, plus final scores and how to watch every game live. (National broadcasts are listed in bold.)

Thursday, Dec. 8

Sunday, Dec. 11

Monday, Dec. 12

How to watch NFL games in Week 14

The Raiders vs. Rams clash on "Thursday Night Football" was carried on Amazon, but the rest will all be on cable television. Next, "Sunday Night Football" will be on NBC and "Monday Night Football" will be on ESPN.

The rest of the games will be found in the 1 p.m., 4:05 p.m. and 4:25 p.m. ET windows on CBS and Fox. Check local listings to find out which games will be shown in your area.

The last bye week of the 2022 NFL season is here. That means that NFL fans are going to have to endure just one last light NFL Sunday slate in Week 14.

Because there are six teams on bye — the Bears, Colts, Commanders, Falcons, Packers and Saints — and the usual three stand-alone games, there will be just 10 games played on the NFL Sunday slate. Seven will take place in the 1 p.m. ET window while three will take place in the later afternoon.

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Per usual, Fox and CBS are splitting the broadcasting duties for each NFL Sunday game. This week, however, it's Fox that will get to broadcast games in each window as part of the doubleheader. As such, they have the better slate of games while CBS' coverage will be a bit more regionalized.

Fox will broadcast five games total, three in the early slate and two in the afternoon. The network will highlight a couple of NFC matchups — the Eagles-Giants and 49ers-Buccaneers games — in its coverage. Each contest could have a substantial impact on the NFL playoff picture.

Meanwhile, the biggest draws for CBS are the Bills-Jets and Chiefs-Broncos games. The Bills will be broadcast to most of their early-window viewers while the Chiefs will be their only late-game option.

Below is the full NFL coverage map for Week 14, plus a list of major TV markets and the CBS and Fox games that will be presented in each on Sunday.

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NFL coverage map Week 14

(NFL coverage maps courtesy of 506sports.com)

• Fox early games

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Red: Eagles at Giants

Blue: Texans at Cowboys

Green: Vikings at Lions

• Fox late games

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Red: Buccaneers at 49ers

Blue: Panthers at Seahawks

• CBS single game

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Red: Jets at Bills

Green: Ravens at Steelers

Yellow: Browns at Bengals

Orange: Jaguars at Titans

Blue: Chiefs at Broncos (LATE)

TV schedule for NFL Week 14 games

The NFL will have 10 games broadcast as part of the Sunday afternoon slate in Week 14. There will be plenty of interesting ones, as Eagles-Giants and Jets-Bills will be key divisional clashes while Vikings-Lions and Buccaneers-49ers should have an impact on the NFC playoff picture.

The "Sunday Night Football" game in Week 14 is also set to be a good one. The Dolphins and Chargers are going to square off in a battle between Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Herbert, who were the Nos. 5 and 6 picks in the 2020 NFL Draft respectively. The teams are each dealing with key injuries but both have high-flying offenses, so this should be a high-scoring affair.

Meanwhile, "Monday Night Football" will feature another meeting between Bill Belichick and a quarterback that he once drafted, Kliff Kingsbury. The Cardinals will host the Patriots as each team looks to get its troubled offense back on track after extended rest. Arizona is coming off a bye week while New England last played on Thursday night.

Below is the full list of the Sunday afternoon games that will be broadcast regionally by CBS and Fox.

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