The 4-1 Ravens Battle The 3-2 Browns, And This Game Has Stakes No One Saw Coming

The Sunday NFL slate is absolutely loaded with matchups that matter, kicking off early across the pond before rolling right into afternoon and primetime action. Seriously, there’s so much going on, you might forget that Monday Night Football is still a day away!

Early Sunday Kickoffs Bring Divisional Heat

First up, over in London, the Texans are squaring off against the Jaguars. DeMeco Ryans’ Houston squad is sitting at 1-4, so they’re absolutely desperate for a divisional win to get back on track. Can they pull it off? Then, back stateside at 10 a.m. PT, we’ve got a pair of really interesting games. The 2-3 Falcons are hosting the 3-2 Bears, and Atlanta has got to be kicking themselves after blowing a winnable game against Baltimore last week. Now they’ve got to deal with the return of Caleb Williams. That’s a huge factor, right? Elsewhere at the same time, the 3-2 Browns are hosting the 4-1 Ravens. This is shaping up to be a game with bigger divisional implications than anyone really expected this early in the season. You know that one’s gonna be a slugfest.

Afternoon Drama and Primetime Showdowns

As the day rolls on, the 1 p.m. window brings us the Cardinals and Rams at 1:05 p.m. PT. Honestly, it’s tough to see the Cardinals pulling off an upset there, but man, if they did, that would really shake things up for some of the other teams in that division. You never know in the NFL, though! Sunday night wraps it all up with the Cowboys, currently at 2-3, facing off against the 3-2 Packers on Sunday Night Football. Both teams are looking to solidify their spots, so it’s a critical game. Who knows, maybe we’ll even get a tie out of that one? That would certainly be wild!

It’s going to be a packed Sunday of football, with every game having something on the line. Get ready for some serious drama before the big Monday Night Football game finally arrives.

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Originally reported by Niners Nation.