The start time for the Ravens at Bengals Week 18 game on Sunday, January 8, 2023, has finally been determined. The NFL announced today that the game will kickoff at 1:00 PM ET.
The One Page Schedules on Football Weblog have been updated to show this change. To access the NFL Schedules page, click the NFL Schedules button below, or use the menu at the top of the webpage.
The NFL announced its Week 18 Saturday, January 7 doubleheader earlier this morning, and later in the day announced the remaining 14 games to be played on Sunday, January 8. The Week 18 game schedule is as follows (all times ET):
Saturday, January 7
Sunday, January 8
The One Page Printable Schedules have been updated to show these changes. To access the Schedules page, click the NFL Schedules button below, or use the menu at the top of the page.
The NFL announced on Christmas that the Week 17 Steelers at Ravens game will be moved to Sunday night. As a result, the following changes will be made to the games on Sunday, January 1:
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The NFL released its Week 15 schedule today. The match ups are as follows (all time Eastern Time):
Thursday, December 15
San Francisco at Seattle, 8:15 PM
Saturday, December 17
Indianapolis at Minnesota, 1:00 PM
Baltimore at Cleveland, 4:30 PM
Miami at Buffalo, 8:15 PM
Sunday, December 18
Atlanta at New Orleans, 1:00 PM
Pittsburgh at Carolina, 1:00 PM
Philadelphia at Chicago, 1:00 PM
Kansas City at Houston, 1:00 PM
Dallas at Jacksonville, 1:00 PM
Detroit at NY Jets, 1:00 PM
Arizona at Denver, 4:05 PM
New England at Las Vegas, 4:05 PM
Tennessee at LA Chargers, 4:25 PM
Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 4:25 PM
NY Giants at Washington, 8:20 PM
Monday, December 19
LA Rams at Green Bay, 8:15 PM
The One Page Schedules have been updated accordingly. To get to the NFL Schedules page, use the menu or the button below.
I do not like what I see when I look at most NFL Power Rankings online. For example, I love what’s going on in Minnesota this year, but the Vikings are currently hovering right around the #6 spot on most Power Rankings. With a defense that hemorrhages as much purple defensive yardage as they do, a #6 rating is much too high.
I decided to create my own Power Rankings algorithm to see how closely it would compare to Power Rankings found online. To eliminate any personal biases, these rankings strictly use only the following elements – no subjectivity allowed!
The NFL announced yesterday that two Week 14 Dec. 11 games will be swapped because of Flex Scheduling:
The One Page Schedules on Football Weblog have been updated to reflect these changes. To access the NFL Schedules page, click the NFL Schedules button below, or use the menu.
No need to count calories today, just your blessings. From our family to yours.
As always, run to daylight!
Randy
Seven years ago, I created a post of the 10 best beards in the NFL. In homage to Movember and men’s health, it’s high time I did it again. I present to you, with some additional honorable mentions, the 10 best beards in the NFL for 2022!
The NFL announced today that it is flexing two Week 11, Sunday, November 20 games:
Football Weblog’s One Page Schedules have been updated to reflect these changes. Click the blue NFL Schedules button below to be taken to the NFL Schedules page, or access the page from the menu
In case you missed it, Bad Lip Reading released its 2022 spoof on the NFL back in February. As always, it’s a sidesplitting, uproarious view. Where else can you hear superstar players Buttock L’Bevins, Creek Bicep, and Mars Savior Starborn introduce themselves?
“I believe that one plus one is one, and when you add everyone at the game today, well the answer is still one. And through baby eyes, the view is incredible.”
–Aaron Rodgers (per Bad Lip Reading)
Over 43 percent of NFL teams qualify for the playoffs. It’s exciting and entertaining to see each club battle for a postseason spot as the regular season progresses. How is your favorite team doing?
Introducing Football Weblog’s NFL Playoff Picture document. It presents a snapshot of where each NFL team stands if the NFL season ended today. It’s the perfect companion to Football Weblog’s Schedules and Standings sheets. Like the Schedules and Standings, the Playoff Picture PDF is updated daily and is designed to fit flawlessly on an 8½“ X 11” sheet of paper – perfect for the NFL fan to print and display. It’s my hope that you’ll enjoy this new addition to the Football Weblog Printable family!
Click the button below, or select NFL Playoffs from the menu, to be taken to the NFL Playoffs page. From there, you’ll have access to the NFL Playoff Picture PDF, as well as archived NFL Playoff Bracket PDFs from previous seasons.
According to CBS Sports, Football Weblog’s 2021 Adopt-A-Player Will Shipley is scoring at a record-breaking rate. He is the only Clemson player since 1950 to score more than one touchdown in each of the first three games. He has two rushing touchdowns in each of the Tigers’ first three games. He is one of only three players who have done it so far this season. He is unquestionably a threat every time he touches the ball, and is one of the key players for the Tigers.
In Clemson’s 51-45 double-overtime win over Wake Forest, Shipley once again turned in an outstanding performance. He rushed for 104 yards on 20 carries including a hard fought 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter in which Shipley simply would not be denied.
This is a reminder that the One Page Printable NFL Schedules and Standings are updated daily with the latest game scores and game results. The Schedules and Standings are always accessible from Football Weblog’s menu, or click a button below.
As always, run to daylight!
Randy
Football Weblog’s adopted gridders shone brightly in their respective openers. Our 2021 Adopt-A-Player, running back Will Shipley, rushed for 42 yards on 10 carries and punched in two TDs in Clemson’s 41-10 beatdown of Georgia Tech. This season’s addition, running back Raleek Brown, helped pace the USC Trojans in their 66-14 shellacking of the Rice Owls with 6 carries for 36 yards. Brown also found the endzone in the 2nd quarter.
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The 2022 NFL regular season kicks off in four days from the date of this post. If you’re like most of us, you’re champing on the bit for the football season to start. Thankfully the NFL released its free annual appetizer in PDF format — the 2022 NFL Kickoff Guide. The Kickoff Guide is a 243-page tome stuffed to the gills with football content. It’s an incredible piece of work that can be downloaded for free and I highly recommend you check it out.
Click the NFL Publications button below or select NFL Publications from Football Weblog’s menu. You’ll be taken to the NFL Publications page with access to the 2022 NFL Kickoff Guide, as well as other NFL documents dating back to 2014. Bon appétit!