Green Bay Packers aim to end a three-match losing run against Minnesota Vikings
Sunday 22 November 2015 22:09, UK
The weekend ends with the New England Patriots, but there's plenty to get excited about before Tom Brady and co.
Week 11 began with an AFC South divisional clash as the Jaguars defeated the Titans 19-13.
Attention then switches to another action-packed Sunday schedule, with Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers and Cincinnati Bengals all in action alongside all the usual thrills and spills on Redzone.
In the weekend's closing encounter, the New England Patriots (9-0) will attempt to extend their unbeaten record when they host the Buffalo Bills, shortly after 1am on Tuesday.
Denver Broncos @ Chicago Bears
Sunday, Sky Sports 2 from 5.30pm
Veteran quarterback Peyton Manning will be missing when the Broncos head to Chicago for the afternoon kick-off this Sunday.
Manning is nursing a niggling foot problem and Brock Osweiler will serve as his replacement against the Bears, who inflicted a crushing 37-13 defeat on the St Louis Rams last weekend.
Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings
Sunday, Sky Sports 2 from 9.15pm
The Packers will be determined to halt a three-game losing run and there is increasing cause for concern after their latest 18-16 defeat to the struggling Detroit Lions.
But they face an in-form Minnesota, with Adrian Peterson enjoying a purple patch, and the Vikings sent out a warning with their impressive 30-14 win over the Oakland Raiders last time out.
Cincinnati Bengals @ Arizona Cardinals
Monday, Sky Sports 2 from 00:30am
Another of the NFL's unbeaten runs came to an end when Cincinnati slipped to a 10-6 defeat against the Houston Texans.
The Bengals cannot afford another toothless offensive display against the Cardinals, who emerged with a 39-32 win from a high-scoring clash with Seattle Seahawks.
Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots
Tuesday, Sky Sports 1 from 1.15am
Stephen Gostkowski kicked a last-gasp field goal as New England claimed a dramatic 27-26 win over the New York Giants to retain their perfect record.
The Bills are back on track after Rex Ryan plotted a sweet 22-17 win over his former team the New York Jets and the Bills head coach would take even more pride from a victory over the runaway AFC East leaders.
