The Baltimore Ravens were expected to have a full week of preparation after their Thanksgiving game in front of the Pittsburgh Steelers before launching the 13th week of the NFL tonight against the Dallas Cowboys.
However, due to an outbreak of coronavirus that forced the league to postpone its opposite game to the Steelers until Wednesday (which steelers won, 19-14), the Ravens will see a game moved for a moment directly a week.
Instead of betting on the Cowboys at home tonight, the game was postponed until 8 p. m. ET Tuesday, with Fox’s “Thursday Night Football” broadcast team of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on duty.
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This is the time this season when the NFL has been forced to move a game Thursday for COVID-19 complications, it also succeeded the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills in Week 6.
The combined week 12 will also be the Steelers’ week thirteen calendar. The NFL postponed its game against the Washington football team sunday at five o’clock in the afternoon. Monday afternoon ET on Fox.
That created a double Monday, with the Buffalo Bills-San Francisco 49ers in a position to start at 8:15 p. m. ET on ESPN But, of course, it wouldn’t be 2020 without some other adjustment to this game.
Originally scheduled to play in Santa Clara, California, at Levi’s Stadium in the 49ers, the game moved to Glendale, Arizona (home of the Cardinals), after Santa Clara County issued a three-week ban on tactile sports due to a dramatic building in COVID-19 cases.
The Niners will be semi-permanent citizens of suburban Phoenix for the next two weeks, with home games opposed to the Bills on December 7 and the Washington football team on December 13 at State Farm Stadium.