Week 11 of the 2024-25 NFL season kicks into full swing on Sunday with a loaded slate of afternoon games. A total of 12 games will be played throughout the day.
Highlights for Sunday afternoon include an AFC North showdown between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers in the Steel City, and a blockbuster late-afternoon entree in the AFC with the Buffalo Bills hosting the Kansas City Chiefs.
In the nightcap, the the Los Angeles Chargers host the Cincinnati Bengals.
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But when do the Dallas Cowboys play?
Unfortunately for Cowboys fans, the wait for the team’s Week 11 clash with the Houston Texans is still approximately 24 hours away with the two teams set to face off in primetime on Monday Night Football.
Everything you need to know to tune in to the Week 11 finale can be seen below.
Date: Monday, November 18, 2024
Start Time: 8:15 p.m. ET
Location: Arlington, TX
Venue: AT&T Stadium
TV Info: ESPN/ABC
Betting Odds: Texans -7 | O/U: 41.5 (odds via ESPN BET)
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So, for today, just sit back, relax, and enjoy the show. And hope that tomorrow night doesn’t end in more Monday blues.
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