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Cowboys vs 49ers has been flexed out of Sunday Night Football in favor of the Browns vs Giants. 49ers vs Cowboys moves to noon Sunday Central time on CBS. I’ll post a new CBS map when I get up later if they have it ready.
I'd love to defend the Browns but I'm still traumatized by last season. Believe me I'd rather see us grind away wins under the radar at 1pm than get primetime slots 2 weeks in row.
I have Goff and Woods out in my not PPR league where I squeaked in at 8th place. Fuck the Rams. I don’t hate this particular version with any extreme venom but I still fucking hate them. That’s an NFL foe I hated for 50 years. Haha. I just want to see a good game tonight more than anything though I’m always for the AFC vs any NFC contender.
Post by piggy pablo on Dec 10, 2020 20:58:03 GMT -5
So this is kind of funny then:
But yeah Gordon might not have that all game this week. Was scared of the Pats D here for Akers ngl but I'm on a bye anyway. Picked him up on WW a couple weeks ago in a league. Glad I did cuz CMC is an injury trainwreck.
Ken Sumar thank you for posting the maps every week. It's a highlight of my week to come in here and see what games will be on for me to watch (especially since I cut the cord and got rid of Sunday Ticket).
A friend and I noticed an odd quirk in the NFL schedule this year. Last week and this, the Seabags hosted the Giants and now the Jets. Earlier this season, the Niners went to Jersey to face the Jets and Giants in back to back weeks. The Browns are at Giants on 12/20 and at Jets 12/27. This is definitely because of COVID but also hugely fortunate. I don't remember the year that the NFL went to the current schedule format (6 division games, 4 against AFC division, 4 against NFC division, two against intraconference opponents not from the division you faced earlier that finished the same spot as you last year - ex. Steelers - 6 AFC North, playing NFC East and AFC South, played AFC West #2 from 2019 Broncos and AFC East #2 from 2019 Bills) - I think this was 2002 when the Texans made it 32 teams, 8 divisions. Anyway, this would be the first time since that schedule model was built that the 49ers would play the Jets and Giants in the same year, both on the road. It's a once in 24 years event (the 9ers would play the Giants every 3 years, so on the road every 6 years, and they would play the Jets every 4 years, on the road every 8 years). And now that I look, the Jets are at the Seabags this week and the Rams next week.
Anyway, this fascinated me.
Ironically, I remember reading earlier in the season that the NFL's Covid protocols made it very hard for teams to stay on the road for consecutive games. I'm not sure if they fixed that at some point or if all of these teams are going back and forth.
Also, the schedule format is expected to change next year with a seventeenth game added to the mix and messing everything up.