NFL Schedule: Week 10

No thanks to Awful Announcing, you get the schedule a day after the Thursday Night game. I’ve kept the MXS and records for that game what they were prior to the game. AA says they should have it up Wednesday or Thursday afternoon from now on, but if they don’t next week I may have to look for a site that posts complete announcer information for each game before Thursday – I don’t use the506 because in my experience, they don’t do sideline reporters. Speaking of the506, they’re the real problem; the thread I get radio assignments from wasn’t updated late Thursday night, after the game was over.

And with that, we are now in the second half of the NFL season, with some teams crossing the border last week.

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Away MXS Home Time (ET) TV DTV Announcers NTR SIRIUS Notes
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#19(4-4) 20½-27½ #16(4-4) Thu 8:20 PM Brad Nessler, Mike Mayock, Alex Flanagan WW1 92 93 Showdown for divisional supremacy kicks off the Thursday Night schedule.
#28(2-6) 16¼-30¼ #17(3-5) Sun 1:00 PM 710 Dick Stockton, John Lynch, Jennifer Hale 137 85 After the loss to the Bears, can the Eagles get back on track, or are the Cards too desperate for respect?
#26(2-6) 20¼-17¼ #32(0-9) Sun 1:00 PM 708 Spero Dedes, Steve Beuerlein 106 112 More bad news: Colts are now the last winless team. Can they get off the schnide against the Jags?
#24(3-5) 19¼-22¼ #20(4-4) Sun 1:00 PM 709 Bill Macatee, Steve Tasker CMP 113 94 The Chiefs just got embarrassed by the Dolphins, and now they have Tim Tebow to deal with.
#6(6-3) 22¼-19¼ #9(6-2) Sun 1:00 PM 707 Ian Eagle, Dan Fouts USA 91 82 The AFC North has been dominant, but the Bengals aren’t getting respect; will that change if they beat Pittsburgh?
#14(5-3) 21¼-26¾ #15(4-4) Sun 1:00 PM 704 Jim Nantz, Phil Simms 86 132 Interconference showdown between two teams fighting for a playoff spot.
#5(6-3) 25-25 #T12(5-3) Sun 1:00 PM 712 Kenny Albert, Daryl Johnston, Tony Siragusa 92 134 Showdown for divisional supremacy one of the highlights of the early games.
#31(1-7) 17¼-20¾ #27(3-5) Sun 1:00 PM 714 Ron Pitts, Jim Mora 138 128 People haven’t noticed the Browns aren’t that bad, or that the Rams are.
#25(3-5) 17-20½ #30(1-7) Sun 1:00 PM 713 Chris Myers, Tim Ryan 135 104 Can the high from the Dolphins’ first win continue into a home clash with the Redskins?
#21(4-4) 21¼-24¾ #T22(2-6) Sun 1:00 PM 705 Kevin Harlan, Solomon Wilcots 80 93 Looking at the power rankings and line, you’d never guess the Titans had two more wins.
#8(6-3) 24¼-21¼ #18(4-4) Sun 1:00 PM 706 Marv Albert, Rich Gannon WW1 117 136 The Texans spent nearly a decade without making the playoffs. Now they could get a first-round bye.
(6-2) 23¾-17¼ #29(2-6) Sun 4:05 PM 715 Greg Gumbel, Dan Dierdorf USA 113 93 Will the homes of the Fox early games really want to see the hapless Seahawks get crushed by the Ravens?
#7(6-2) 21¼-23¾ #T12(5-3) Sun 4:15 PM 711 Thom Brennaman, Brian Billick, Laura Okmin CMP 94 92 Da Bears would be in the playoffs right now, and revenge against the Lions would make all Cutler’s sacks worthwhile.
#4(6-2) 19½-23 (7-1) Sun 4:15 PM 716 Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Pam Oliver WW1 85 86 The Niners have a chance to prove their bona fides against Eli and Co. in front of a nearly national audience.
#10(5-3) 22¾-24¼ #11(5-3) Sun 8:20 PM Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, Michele Tafoya WW1 92 93 Showdown for divisional supremacy starts the NBC flex schedule.
#T22(2-6) 18¾-32¼ (8-0) Mon 8:30 PM Mike Tirico, Jon Gruden, Ron Jaworski, Suzy Kolber WW1 92 93 The Packers get a primetime showcase for their dominance against a hated rival.

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