Strap in NFL fans, Week 14 of the 2021 NFL season is here, and it is anyone’s game in both the AFC and NFC playoff pictures. The slate of NFL games in Week 14 features five divisional tilts in the early window. Continue reading below for more information about when and where to watch these NFL games today.
NFL Games Today TV Schedule | Week 14
This is the last week with teams on a bye this season. Teams with a bye in Week 14: Indianapolis Colts, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, and Philadelphia Eagles.
Baltimore Ravens (8-4) at Cleveland Browns (6-6)
- Channel: CBS
- Start time: 1 PM ET
- Live stream:
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In Week 13, the Ravens were a fingertip away from snatching up another last-minute victory. TE Mark Andrews couldn’t handle the pass from QB Lamar Jackson on the two-point conversion attempt, and head coach John Harbaugh’s gamble fell short. Injuries have decimated Baltimore this season along both sides of the football, but through Jackson’s sheer will, they have made it to 8-4.
The last time these two met was the last time Cleveland played football, and it was a putrid game. The Browns intercepted Jackson 4 times and still found a way to only score 10 points.
However, Baltimore is now without CB Marlon Humphrey, who tore his pectoral muscle against the Steelers in Week 13. Cleveland gives the Ravens’ offense fits again, but can they break out of their recent offensive slump?
Jacksonville Jaguars (2-10) at Tennessee Titans (8-4)
- Channel: CBS
- Start time: 1 PM ET
- Live stream:
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In an AFC South faceoff, the Titans come into this Week 14 NFL game today fresh off a much-needed bye. A slew of players returned to practice this week for Tennessee, particularly WR Julio Jones.
The Jaguars have a niche for crucial upset moments. However, despite the Titans’ recent struggles, Jacksonville fails to derail Tennessee’s playoff position further. They’ll cover and make it very interesting, though.
Las Vegas Raiders (6-6) at Kansas City Chiefs (8-4)
- Channel: CBS
- Start time: 1 PM ET
- Live stream:
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Can the Chiefs offense get its swagger back? Just four weeks ago, the Chiefs traveled to Sin City and tore the Raiders apart. TE Travis Kelce caught 8 passes for 119 yards and gave us an incredible postgame moment.
Can Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and crew replicate that success again as the Raiders come to Arrowhead this time? The defense has been unstoppable. It’s time for the offense to get the gears turning with five games left in the regular season.
New Orleans Saints (5-7) at New York Jets (3-9)
- Channel: CBS
- Start time: 1 PM ET
- Live stream:
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With the Lions’ win in Week 13, the Saints now have the NFL’s longest losing streak. New Orleans has not won since Jameis Winston tore his ACL against the Buccaneers, but Week 14 brings some signs of hope.
After a four-week absence, RB Alvin Kamara will return to a Saints offense searching for a spark. The defense is still playing very well but has no support whatsoever. This season, rookie QB Zach Wilson and the New York Jets offense have struggled against top NFL defenses. If Kamara can help the Saints’ offense retain more consistency, they should be headed for their first win since Week 8.
Dallas Cowboys (8-4) at Washington Football Team (6-6)
- Channel: FOX
- Start time: 1 PM ET
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Typically, most teams by Week 14 of the NFL season have already played at least a couple of divisional rivals and awaiting a late-season rematch.
The Washington Football Team is not a typical team, and the NFC East is not a run-in-the-mill division. Washington ends its season with five divisional games, which kicks off today. Washington has stormed into the playoff conversation after rattling off four consecutive wins.
But this game is a test for both teams. Can the Cowboys end any chance of their bitter rival sneaking into the postseason over them? Are the Cowboys back, or will Washington show it’s figured things out and ready to make some noise?
Atlanta Falcons (5-7) at Carolina Panthers (5-7)
- Channel: FOX
- Start time: 1 PM ET
- Live stream:
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While both of these teams remain in the NFC playoff hunt, a postseason expedition is not likely. The Panthers made headlines in their Week 13 bye by parting ways with their offensive coordinator Joe Brady, and who knows what the future in Atlanta holds.
The Panthers do have some semblance of a pass rush, though, and Falcons QB Matt Ryan will have a long day in the pocket. Cam Newton gets enough done for the Panthers in what should be one of the more forgettable games of this QB matchup.
Seattle Seahawks (4-8) at Houston Texans (2-10)
- Channel: FOX
- Start time: 1 PM ET
- Live stream:
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What a great team victory for the Seattle Seahawks in Week 13. After losing three straight games, the team rallied together and took down a 49ers team that looked much better than them.
Houston is starting to cement its position as the second-worst team in the league. While down but not out of the NFL playoff ladder, can Seattle put together a miraculous run and squeak into the playoffs? It starts by winning games, and if you can’t beat Houston, do you deserve a playoff spot?
Late-afternoon Week 14 NFL games today TV schedule
Who plays in the 4 PM ET window in Week 14? A pair of games between postseason hopefuls kick off later, while the Los Angeles Chargers attempt to stave off a depleted Giants squad.
Detroit Lions (1-10-1) at Denver Broncos (6-6)
- Channel: FOX
- Start time: 4:05 PM ET
- Live stream:
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It finally happened. The Lions won a football game. Dan Campbell has put the league’s knee caps on notice. But will lightning strike twice this season?
The Denver Broncos bounce back well after rough weeks, and Week 13 was tough sledding against the Chiefs. It might not be a dominating performance, but Denver’s defense should shut down Lions QB Jared Goff, and RB Javonte Williams is due for another big day.
New York Giants (4-8) at Los Angeles Chargers (7-5)
- Channel: FOX
- Start time: 4:05 PM ET
- Live stream:
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Talk about a statement win for the Los Angeles Chargers this season. After an embarrassing loss to the Denver Broncos in Week 12, the Chargers demolished the Bengals in Week 13, 41-22.
Chargers QB Justin Herbert can back his impressive performance against Cincinnati with another against an undermanned Giants roster. QB Mike Glennon has been cleared in the concussion protocol and should start, but even if New York had Daniel Jones under center, the Chargers would still have the edge.
San Francisco 49ers (6-6) at Cincinnati Bengals (7-5)
- Channel: CBS
- Start time: 4:25 PM ET
- Live stream:
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Both teams head into this NFL game today having suffered disappointing losses in Week 13. This season, the Wild Card pool is deep, and every loss will have massive effects.
RB Elijah Mitchell is out for the 49ers, while WR Deebo Samuel is questionable. Cincinnati’s defense has been opportunistic as of late, and if the offense can limit mistakes, they should be able to stay in this one. However, they will need to contain the 49ers’ power-run scheme, which is having a late-season resurgence.
Buffalo Bills (7-5) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-3)
- Channel: CBS
- Start time: 4:25 PM ET
- Live stream:
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- fuboTV
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Is any team more excited to head to warm weather than Buffalo? Week 13’s AFC East showdown against the New England Patriots was miserable. The weather made the game virtually unplayable and saw a return of vintage football as the Patriots threw just 3 passes. That won’t be the case for Buffalo in Week 14.
The run game is just not working for the Bills. The defense played well but also gave up 222 yards on the ground, even while knowing the Patriots were most likely running the ball every snap. The coaching decisions from Sean McDermott have been questionable as of late (who challenges a QB sneak?). The Buccaneers have been rolling and should keep things going against a reeling Bills team.