The Miami–Denver game, originally scheduled for 4:05p.m. ET, was moved to November 22 at 4:05p.m. ET, remaining on CBS, to accommodate Denver–New England.[121]
Week 7:
The Pittsburgh–Baltimore game, originally scheduled for October 25 at 1:00p.m. ET was rescheduled for November 1 at 1:00p.m. ET, remaining on CBS, to accommodate the Pittsburgh–Tennessee game from Week 4.[115]
The Los Angeles Chargers–Miami game, originally scheduled for Sunday at 1:00p.m. ET was moved to November 15 at 4:05p.m. ET, remaining on CBS, to accommodate the Denver–New England game from Week 5.[121]
The Tampa Bay–Las Vegas game, originally scheduled for Sunday Night Football, was moved to 4:05p.m. ET on Fox, due to Las Vegas having multiple positive COVID-19 tests and to ensure a SNF game was available in case this game needed to postponed to a later date. The Seattle–Arizona game, originally scheduled for 4:05p.m. ET on Fox, was moved to SNF.[122]
Week 8:
The Jacksonville–Los Angeles Chargers game, originally scheduled for Sunday at 4:05p.m. ET was rescheduled for October 25 at 4:25p.m. ET, remaining on CBS, to accommodate the Denver–New England game from Week 5.[121]
Week 10:
The New York Jets–Miami game originally scheduled for Sunday at 4:05p.m. ET was rescheduled for October 18 at 4:05p.m. ET, remaining on CBS, to accommodate the Denver–New England game from Week 5. This also eliminated an unusual quirk in the schedule that would have had Miami and New York play each other in consecutive games, separated by their bye week.[121]
The Cincinnati–Pittsburgh game originally scheduled for Sunday at 1:00p.m. ET was rescheduled for 4:25p.m. ET, remaining on Fox.[111]
Week 11:
The Los Angeles Chargers–Denver game, originally scheduled for Sunday at 4:05p.m. ET was moved to November 1 at 4:05p.m. ET to accommodate the Denver–New England game from Week 5.[121]
The Green Bay–Indianapolis game, originally scheduled for Sunday at 1:00p.m. ET, was moved to 4:25p.m. ET, remaining on Fox.[123]
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