Saturday double-header sees Steelers visit Ravens from 9.30pm, followed by Texans at Colts in ‘win-and-in’ clash; Sunday triple-bill starts at 6pm with Jaguars at Titans, followed by Bears at Packers and Bills at Dolphins showdown for AFC East title – all games live on Sky Sports NFL
Last Updated: 03/01/24 12:44pm
CJ Stroud’s Houston Texans, Trevor Lawrence’s Jacksonville Jaguars and TJ Watt and the Pittsburgh Steelers are all battling for a playoff spot
The 2023 NFL regular season concludes, live on Sky Sports, with a double-header on Saturday night and the usual Sunday triple-bill – with playoff places up for grabs across the board.
Arguably, the highlight of the weekend wraps up the season, with the AFC East title on the line as the Miami Dolphins (11-5) host the Buffalo Bills (10-6) on Sunday Night Football – live on Sky Sports NFL from 1.20am, Monday morning.
Though a defeat would see them lose their grip on the division, the Dolphins are at least assured of their playoff spot regardless of the result.
The same can’t be said of the Bills, however. They need one of the Pittsburgh Steelers or Jacksonville Jaguars to lose to avoid the prospect of elimination from the postseason field with a loss to Miami.
Week 18 live on Sky
| Date | Game | Kick-off time |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, January 6 | Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens | 9.30pm |
| Houston Texans @ Indianapolis Colts | 1.15am (Sunday morning) | |
| Sunday, January 7 | Jacksonville Jaguars @ Tennessee Titans | 6pm |
| Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers | 9.25pm | |
| Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins | 1.20am (Monday morning) |
Speaking of the Steelers (9-7), they kick off the Saturday night action – live on Sky Sports NFL from 9pm – with a must-win match at AFC No 1 seeds Baltimore Ravens (13-3). Pittsburgh simply must win to stand a chance of sneaking into the playoffs, and even then results elsewhere may go against them.
The late night Saturday game – kick-off at 1.15am, Sunday morning – sees the Indianapolis Colts (9-7) host the Houston Texans (9-7) in a ‘win-and-in’ AFC South showdown. The winner could also end up claiming the division, provided the Jaguars lose, while a tie would see the Colts edge out the Texans based on tie-breakers, barring a Steelers win which would see both sides miss out.
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The Jaguars (9-7) open the Sunday triple-header – live on Sky Sports NFL from 5pm, with kick-off 6pm – as they visit the Tennessee Titans (5-11), where they’ll wrap up the division with a win but will put their playoff place in danger with a defeat.
Following that, we head to the NFC to see if the Green Bay Packers (8-8) can clinch the final wild card berth in the conference with a victory at home over the Chicago Bears (7-9). Defeat would instead open the door for one of the Seattle Seahawks, New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons or Minnesota Vikings to steal that spot.
Bills at Dolphins then rounds off the Sunday evening festivities. But, remember, you can also follow along with all of Sunday’s other games via NFL Redzone, live on Sky Sports Mix from 6pm, as the jostling for playoff positioning reaches its dramatic conclusion.
How to follow the 2023 NFL season
Watch the 2023 NFL season on Sky Sports!
Live on Sky Sports
Make sure you tune in to Sky Sports NFL every Sunday at 6pm for the first game of our triple-header of live action. The evening’s entertainment also includes NFL Redzone action as hosted by Scott Hanson, as well as Sunday Night Football to round off the night.
Sky Sports will broadcast two exclusive live games every Sunday throughout the regular season in the 6pm and 9.25pm slots, while also showing every Thursday Night, Sunday Night and Monday Night match-up.
Fans can also watch every minute of the playoffs across January, followed by Super Bowl LVIII at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on February 11.
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What else?
The dedicated Sky Sports NFL channel will meanwhile continue to show the usual NFL Network favourites, including Good Morning Football, Pro Football Talk, Total Access, NFL Fantasy Live and America’s Game.
Neil Reynolds will be back to present his regular Inside the Huddle podcast with the help of Jeff Reinebold, while Hannah Wilkes brings you exclusive interviews with the leading ladies of the NFL through Her Huddle.
You can also catch up on every touchdown from the weekend through our NFL Round-up show at 9pm every Monday evening, as well as watching our chosen Game of the Week at 8pm every Tuesday.
Digital and Social
Throughout the season at skysports.com/nfl, we will have previews and reports for every live game, a rolling blog to accompany Sunday’s busy 6pm slate, where you can catch the best of the action if you are out and about.
Stick with us for the best feature and preview content as well as the verdict from our host of experts as our line-up of pundits and guests ensure all the talking points are covered.
And follow us on Twitter @SkySportsNFL where we want you to join in the conversation with your thoughts, comments and feedback through the season.
