Sky Sports are showing live Week 14 games with an extra channel
Monday 14 December 2015 07:26, UK
Another week of live NFL is rolling around, and this time, there's more channels than ever!
Sky Sports will be showing the best match-ups as usual but we're including the thrilling Pittsburgh Steelers v Cincinnati Bengals on Sky 2.
This is what we're offering for Week 14...
Arizona Cardinals 23-20 Minnesota Vikings
Thursday
Arizona Cardinals edged the Minnesota Vikings 23-20 to secure a play-off berth in a hard-fought match at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Cincinnati Bengals 20-33 Pittsburgh Steelers
Sunday
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated Cincinnati 33-20 in a bad-tempered AFC North clash that saw Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton leave the game with a fractured thumb.
Dallas Cowboys @ Green Bay Packers
Sunday, 9pm, Sky Sports 2 HD
Green Bay advanced to the NFC championship last season by beating Dallas 26-21 in a match involving controversy around Dez Bryant and an incomplete pass.
The Cowboys travel without start quarterback Tony Romo and will be reminded of the importance of having a top-class QB when they see Aaron Rodgers oppose them. Green Bay were saved in the dying seconds last week by Rodgers' Hail Mary pass. Heading into Sunday, the Packers are tied at the top of the division with Minnesota.
New England Patriots @ Houston Texans
Sunday night, 1am, Sky Sports 2 HD
The Texans' JJ Watt has been compared to the great Lawrence Taylor by Patriots' boss Bill Belichick in the build-up to Sunday's late game. It remains to be seen how Belichick, aiming to arrest his team's two-game losing run, plans to deal with the man who reminds him of New York Giants legend Taylor.
The Patriots can win the AFC East if they beat the Texans and profit from the Jets losing to Tennessee. They are fighting to avoid their first three-game winless streak since 2002.
New York Giants @ Miami Dolphins
Monday night, 1am, Sky Sports 1 HD
What will Odell Beckham Jnr do this week? The Giants wide receiver keeps stepping up levels with his remarkable displays of athleticism and he'll be travelling down the east coast ready to outshine himself again.
His opposite number, Jarvis Landry, also happens to be a close friend and a former LSU team-mate. Aptly, they go into Sunday night's final live game with the same amount of catches this season.
