The NFL just dropped a spicy update for Week 14 of the 2025 season that is sure to excite fans! The intense Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers game has been shifted from the early 1 p.m. ET slot to a sizzling 4:25 p.m. ET prime-time window. Fans can catch this classic rivalry live on FOX. Meanwhile, the Cincinnati Bengals vs. Buffalo Bills game has been switched to the earlier 1 p.m. ET slot, marking the sixth time the Bills will play at 1 p.m. this season, according to the Buffalo Bills' official website. This schedule shuffle comes thanks to the NFL’s flexible scheduling rules. These rules let the league move Sunday afternoon games between the early and late time slots to grab more TV viewers and better playoff drama. NFL.com reports these flex calls can happen up to six days before kickoff during Weeks 14 to 17. Why the big switch? The Bears-Packers game is loaded with hotter playoff implications and promises a bigger audience. Set for Sunday, December 7, at the legendary Lambeau Field, the kickoff will be at 3:25 p.m. Central Time (4:25 p.m. ET). On the other side, the Bengals have a rough 3-7 record and fewer playoff chances than Buffalo’s strong 7-3 run, making Bengals-Bills fit better in the earlier slot, says Cincy Jungle. But Cincinnati fans still hold hope! Quarterback Joe Burrow might play after practicing recently with the first team, according to Sports Illustrated. This has increased excitement for a possible electrifying Bengals-Bills showdown between Burrow and Buffalo’s Josh Allen — though viewers will have to tune in earlier than prime time. The Bears-Packers rivalry is one of the NFL’s oldest and most-loved battles, and moving it to prime time means more eyes on this legendary fight. Will it create fireworks on the field? One thing’s for sure — the NFL flex scheduling has fans buzzing and drama bubbling for Week 14!