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New York Giants kick off Sunday's NFL schedule at Washington Redskins

Odell Beckham Jr can increase his touchdown tally against the Washington Redskins
Image: Odell Beckham Jr can increase his touchdown tally against the Washington Redskins

After the thrills on Thanksgiving Day, we bring you even more exciting NFL fixtures on Week 12.

The New York Giants will kick-off our live action with a trip to NFC East rivals the Washington Redskins, while the Pittsburgh Steelers will then try to dish out a setback to the Seattle Seahawks, last season's losing Super Bowl finalists. 

In the late game, the New England Patriots will put their unbeaten record on the line when they travel to the Denver Broncos.

The Baltimore Ravens then conclude our schedule with another divisional clash as they face the Cleveland Browns, who are struggling below them in the AFC North.

New York Giants @ Washington Redskins, Sunday at 5.30pm on Sky Sports 2 

The Giants will be trying to extend their dominant recent record against the Redskins, which has seen New York win all of their last five meetings.

Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr, with four touchdowns in two games against Washington, should again provide the cutting edge as New York attempt to cement top spot in the NFC East.

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Watch this superb sideline catch from Washington Redskins Head Coach Jay Gruden as his team faced the Carolina Panthers in week 11 of NFL.

The Redskins suffered a humbling 44-16 defeat at Carolina Panthers in week 11, but are a different proposition on their own turf and will target their first five-game, single-season home winning streak since 1991.

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Pittsburgh Steelers @ Seattle Seahawks, Sunday at 9.15pm on Sky Sports 2.

The Steelers will welcome fit-again quarterback Ben Roethlisberger back into the starting line-up for the first time since the week 9 home win over the Oakland Raiders.

Antonio Brown is enjoying a purple patch for Pittsburgh
Image: Antonio Brown is enjoying a purple patch for Pittsburgh

Roethlisberger has one of the league's hottest wide receivers at his disposal as Antonio Brown has 27 catches in his last two games, which is the fourth-highest two-game total in league history. 

Seattle will be without one of their most potent attacking threats, with running back Marshawn Lynch still on the sidelines, but Thomas Rawls proved a decent replacement in last Sunday's 29-13 home win over San Francisco.

New England Patriots @ Denver Broncos, Monday at 1am on Sky Sports 2

Broncos veteran Peyton Manning is unable to renew his quarterback rivalry with Patriots star Tom Brady.

Manning remains on the sidelines with a foot problem, meaning that Brock Osweiler receives another opportunity to bolster his growing reputation.

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Tom Brady and the New England Patriots were angered by an inadvertent whistle during their 20-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills

Osweiler marked his first career start by throwing for two touchdowns in last week's 17-15 win at Chicago, but is facing a major step-up against the Patriots and Brady, who has guided New England to a 10-0 record.

Baltimore Ravens @ Cleveland Browns, Tuesday at 1.15am on Sky Sports 2

The Ravens will play their first match in eight years without their trusted quarterback Joe Flacco after he suffered serious knee ligament damage in the latter stages of the 16-13 win over St. Louis.

Baltimore must fill the void left by Joe Flacco
Image: Baltimore must fill the void left by Joe Flacco

Veteran Matt Schaub is the first Baltimore player to start at quarterback instead of Flacco since Troy Smith in 2007.

More off-field problems for Johnny Manziel have dominated the Brown's pre-game build-up and the controversial quarterback has been relegated to third-string as Cleveland seek a response to their 30-9 defeat by the Steelers.

Watch more NFL live action from week 12, starting at 5.30pm on Sky Sports 2 this Sunday. 

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