BREAKING: NFL Reveals Surprising Week 11 Schedule Decision
The NFL seems to have a penchant for making things challenging for its fans.
From having multiple games overseas in the early morning hours and making fans pay for them, their recent decision has left fans bewildered about how they're managing their schedule.
While the NFL has the flexibility to change games during this part of the season, they have inexplicably chosen not to exercise that option.
In Week 11, after a Monday Night Football matchup with the Buffalo Bills in Week 10, the Denver Broncos are currently slated to host the Minnesota Vikings for Sunday Night Football in Week 11. Despite being aware of this less-than-ideal matchup, the league has opted not to reschedule it.
Aric DiLalla confirmed this decision, tweeting, "The NFL confirms there are no changes to the Week 11 schedule, and the Broncos will play in primetime in each of the next two weeks. The Broncos will face the Bills on 'Monday Night Football' in Week 10 and host the Vikings on 'Sunday Night Football' in Week 11."
With the Broncos holding a 3-5 record coming out of their bye week and the Vikings dealing with the loss of quarterback Kirk Cousins to a season-ending Achilles injury, the upcoming game is projected to feature Joshua Dobbs against Russell Wilson, which isn't exactly a marquee matchup.
Being set to play in prime time for two consecutive weeks is a ride that nobody seems to be thrilled about, but it appears that fans will have to endure it regardless.
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7 NOVEMBRE | 28 ANSWERS BREAKING: NFL Reveals Surprising Week 11 Schedule Decision Should the NFL flex more games? | ||
| Yes | 18 | 64.3 % |
| No | 10 | 35.7 % |
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