No major 'flexible scheduling' changes set for Week 14

Published: Nov 30, 2009 at 06:30 AM

The NFL is not switching the Denver at Indianapolis game on Dec. 13 to prime time even though it could be the Colts' record-setting 22nd straight regular-season victory.

Instead, the Philadelphia Eagles-New York Giants matchup remains as the night game. The only change under the flexible scheduling policy for Dec. 13 will be moving the St. Louis at Tennessee game from 1 p.m. ET to 4:05 p.m. EST.

Indianapolis (11-0) has won 20 consecutive in-season games and would tie New England's mark with a win Sunday at home against Tennessee.

Next week's Vikings-Cardinals game was the first prime-time game to be moved this season due to the Sunday night slot due to flex scheduling.

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