There will be three NFL games played on Saturday, and each could potentially affect the playoff picture.
NFL Network will air a tripleheader on Saturday, featuring the Indianapolis Colts vs. Minnesota Vikings (1 p.m. ET); Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns (4:15 p.m. ET); and Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills (8:15 p.m. ET).
The Vikings and Bills can clinch playoff berths with a win, with Minnesota earning the NFC North title with a win.
Deshaun Watson will make his home debut in Cleveland against a Ravens team trying to stay atop the AFC North.
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Here’s everything you need to know about Saturday’s NFL games:
Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota Vikings
time: 1 p.m. ET
TV: NFL Network
Local TV: Indianapolis (WXIN), Minneapolis (KSTP)
Streaming: Games can be streamed on NFL.com, the NFL App and NFL+. The game is also available to stream on fuboTV.
The Vikings are in position to clinch their first NFC North crown since 2017. They only need a win (or a Detroit Lions loss against the New York Jets on Sunday) to win the division title and secure a coveted home playoff game.
Minnesota needs a bounce-back game after last week’s embarrassing loss to the surging Lions in Detroit.
The Colts – under interim head coach Jeff Saturday – had two weeks to get embarrassed 54–19 on national television by the Dallas Cowboys.
Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns
time: 4:15 p.m. ET
TV: NFL Network
Local TV: Baltimore (WBAL), Cleveland (WEWS)
Streaming: Games can be streamed on NFL.com, the NFL App and NFL+. The game is also available to stream on fuboTV.
An injury to Lamar Jackson temporarily hangs the Ravens’ playoff hopes on Tyler Huntley, who is expected to start Wednesday after completing concussion protocols. Baltimore (9-4) has a head-to-head tiebreaker over the Cincinnati Bengals (also 9-4) atop the AFC North, but the two teams could face off in a division title decider in the final week of the regular season. ,
After serving an 11-game suspension (and sitting out the entire 2021 season), Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is back on the field, but looking rusty.
Miami Dolphins at Buffalo Bills
time: 8:15 p.m. ET
TV: NFL Network
Local TV: Miami (WFOR), Buffalo (WKBW)
Streaming: Games can be streamed on NFL.com, the NFL App and NFL+. The game is also available to stream on fuboTV.
This high-stakes AFC East showdown features one team clinching a playoff berth (the Bills) and the other one of its rivals (the Dolphins) going for a season sweep. The weather forecast is less than favorable for warm-weather dolphins.
A win clinches a playoff berth for the Bills, who have much bigger aspirations than reaching the post-season. Meanwhile, the Dolphins have qualified for the postseason only twice in 20 years, the last time in 2016.
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