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Though the NFL instituted its flexible scheduling policy in 2006, they didn’t technically start to “flex out” of games until the 2007 season. Back in 2006, from Week 10-17, the NFL didn’t schedule any games for Sunday Night Football, instead winging it on a weekly basis. Since then, there have been 26 games moved from the prime-time slot.

1. Bears-Seahawks — Week 11, 2007

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The 2006 NFC divisional playoffs rematch was a dud as the Bears were 4-5 and Seattle was 5-4. Patriots-Bills was flexed into, and Randy Moss caught four touchdown passes in a 56-10 win.

2. Buccaneers-49ers — Week 16, 2007

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The 49ers were 4-10 as the Buccaneers were trending towards the playoffs. The NFL flexed to Washington at Minnesota instead as the two NFC clubs were in a battle for a wild-card spot.

3. Chiefs-Jets — Week 17, 2007

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Kansas City and New York were bottom feeders in their respective divisions. There wasn’t anything compelling to go to in Week 17, so, Tennessee Titans at the Indianapolis Colts was the replacement. All Tennessee needed to do was win, and they did because the Colts rested their starters as they had the No. 2 seed locked up.

4. Patriots-Seahawks — Week 14, 2008

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Seattle was 2-10 going into this matchup. Instead, Washington at Baltimore was flexed into, which was a battle between two teams vying for a spot in their respective wild-card races.

5. Chargers-Buccaneers — Week 16, 2008

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While both San Diego and Tampa Bay were in a race for the playoffs themselves, Carolina at New York for battle of the No. 1 seed in the NFC had way more on the line.

The Chargers would get their Sunday night game back though. 2008 was the first year the league decided not to schedule a Week 17 Sunday night game; instead, letting the schedule play out and find the most compelling matchup. San Diego got the Denver Broncos at Qualcomm Stadium and thumped them 52-21 to wrest control of the AFC West and go to the playoffs.

6. Dolphins-Patriots — Week 13, 2009

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The Dolphins were trending downward in 2009, and the Patriots weren’t as dominant as they were prior to Tom Brady tearing his ACL. Meanwhile the Arizona Cardinals and Minnesota Vikings were battling for a first-round bye.

7. Chargers-Bengals — Week 16, 2010

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It might have been better had the NFL stayed with Chargers-Bengals, even though neither team had a shot for the playoffs. Instead, there was a Michael Vick redemption story that was playing out with the Philadelphia Eagles, who were also on the verge of winning the NFC East.

The league postponed the Sunday night game at Lincoln Financial Field on Dec. 26 due to a blizzard and played it that Tuesday night.

8. Patriots-Colts — Week 13, 2011

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In April, even amid the lockout, the prospect of flexing out of Patriots-Colts would be preposterous. However, Peyton Manning’s neck surgery recovery and the Colts’ 0-11 record made it untenable to keep the game. Lions-Saints, a preview of the NFC wild-card, was moved into the slot.

9. Chargers-Jets — Week 16, 2012

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New York and San Diego were awful and nowhere near playoff contention. The budding 49ers-Seahawks rivalry was flexed into prime time. However, fans were treated to Seattle blowing out San Francisco 42-13.

10. Packers-Giants — Week 11, 2013

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The Giants were 2-6 and the Packers were on a two-game losing streak with Aaron Rodgers out with a broken collarbone. Meanwhile the 9-0 Kansas City Chiefs, with Andy Reid on the sidelines and Alex Smith under center, were taking on the Denver Broncos.

11. Falcons-Packers — Week 14, 2013

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Another Packers game was flexed out because Green Bay was 5-6-1 and Rodgers was still out. Panthers-Saints, a battle for the NFC South, was placed in the Sunday night slot.

12. Patriots-Ravens — Week 16, 2013

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New England was doing what they always did with Tom Brady and locking up a first-round bye while Baltimore wasn’t going to make the playoffs. Bears-Eagles was put into prime time as both were vying for their respective divisions, but Philadelphia demolished Chicago 54-11.

13. Chiefs-Chargers — Week 11, 2015

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San Diego and Kansas City were trending towards missing the playoffs while the Cincinnati Bengals and Arizona Cardinals were close to getting first-round byes. Plus, there was the storyline of Carson Palmer going against his old team.

14. Seahawks-Ravens — Week 14, 2015

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The Ravens weren’t threatening to make the playoffs while the Seahawks were vying for a wild-card spot. Patriots-Texans seemed interesting, but New England mopped up Houston 27-6.

15. Bengals-49ers — Week 15, 2015

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The Bengals were losing their grip on the AFC North, and the 49ers were a shell of their former selves under coach Jim Tomsula. Cardinals-Eagles went into prime time with Arizona crushing Philadelphia 40-17.

16. Steelers-Ravens — Week 16, 2015

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Because of how non-competitive Baltimore was for playoff positioning, it moved the AFC North rivalry out of prime time. New York versus Minnesota may not have been a better choice as Vikings toppled the Giants 49-17.

17. Patriots-Jets — Week 12, 2016

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Fitzmagic alone wasn’t enough to keep the Jets in prime time. The AFC West rivalry of Kansas City versus Denver was more interesting, and turned out to be a better game with the Chiefs prevailing 30-27 in overtime.

18. Bengals-Steelers — Week 15, 2016

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The Bengals were 5-7-1 and the Steelers were on the verge of winning the division. The Dallas Cowboys had a dynamic rookie pair with Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott, and decided to flex into their Week 15 matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

19. Rams-49ers — Week 7, 2018

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Sure, the Niners were struggling due to Jimmy Garoppolo being out for the year, but the Bengals were 4-2 and hadn’t made the playoffs in the past two seasons. Maybe it was because the league couldn’t get enough of second-year quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who would be playing his second straight Sunday night game.

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20. Steelers-Jaguars — Week 11, 2018

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The Steelers were 7-2-1, but the Jaguars’ 3-6 record spoiled the 2017 AFC divisional rematch, and forced a flexing of Vikings-Bears into prime time.

21. 49ers-Seahawks — Week 13, 2018

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San Francisco was 2-9 and the Seahawks weren’t threatening to win the division. Chargers-Steelers went into prime time.

22. Steelers-Raiders — Week 14, 2018

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