Baltimore Ravens’ showdown against Pittsburgh Steelers, and potentially Aaron Rodgers last ever game in the NFL, will headline the last Sunday Night Football of the 2025 regular season.
The winner of that AFC North game will go into the playoffs and the losers will be finished for 2025. Rodgers, 42, is expected to call it a day once the Steelers season is over, whenever that might be.
The Ravens, meanwhile, kept their season alive by beating the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night with No 2 quarterback Tyler Huntley deputizing in place of the injured Lamar Jackson, whose status for Sunday night remains unclear as things stand.
Running back Derrick Henry scored four touchdowns and took 36 carries 214 yards in a sensational display.
San Francisco 49ers host Seattle Seahawks on Saturday night at 8pm ET for the NFC’s No 1 seed. Should the Niners win, it means they will be at home for the remainder of the 2025 season as the Super Bowl will be held at their Levi’s Stadium on February 7.
After Sunday night’s stunning 42-38 win over the Chicago Bears, they look every bit a Super Bowl contender as things stand.
The shootout between Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the AFC South is played earlier on Saturday, at 4:30 ET, to kickstart the weekend. Both Saturday games are on ESPN and ABC.
The Buffalo Bills will stage potentially their last game at Highmark against the struggling New York Jets at 4:25pm ET.
At the same time, the Denver Broncos meet the Los Angeles Chargers in pursuit of the AFC’s No 1 seed.
The Raiders host the Chiefs at 4:25 ET, where a loss will also mean they are locked in on the No 1 pick of the 2026 NFL Draft. It may also be Travis Kelce’s final NFL game, with many expecting the Kansas City Chiefs star to retire once the NFL season ends.
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