NFL Week 17: Cowboys – Eagles Flexed to primetime; Bengals stay at 1
October 20, 2013; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (9) gets ready to run a play against the Philadelphia Eagles during the second half action at Lincoln Financial Field. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Pittenger-USA TODAY Sports
The 2013 NFL regular season will end next Sunday night with the Philadelphia Eagles heading to Texas to face the Dallas Cowboys for the NFC East division and a berth in the NFL playoffs:
Cowboys-Eagles will be flexed to prime time next Sunday night, per NFL official.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 23, 2013
The winner of this game will host at least one playoff game, while the loser will sitting at home during the postseason, so that made it too tantalizing of a matchup to not move into the prime time slot for the whole world to see.
It’s also good news for the Cincinnati Bengals, who will play in their normal 1:00 pm slot against the Baltimore Ravens, who are still fighting for a berth in the NFL playoffs:
Next Sunday's game vs. the Ravens at PBS will remain at 1 p.m., NFL confirms. #Bengals #AFCNorthChamps
— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) December 23, 2013
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