Jacksonville Jaguars game vs. New York Giants moved to late window
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The Jacksonville Jaguars had the first of what could be several schedule changes to come later this season.
With the team's record at 6-2 and atop the AFC South, the NFL announced their Week 11 game against the New York Giants will be played at 4:25 p.m. now. The Nov. 22 game was originally slated to be played at 1 p.m. at MetLife Stadium.
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The Jaguars are coming off a big win on Thursday Night Football where they handily beat the Baltimore Ravens, drawing more attention to their success this season.
They already played in two international games this season, playing in the morning window against the Houston Texans and Philadelphia Eagles.
They are slated to have at least two more prime time games as they host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night Football on Dec. 14 and travel to face the Dallas Cowboys on Dec. 27 on Sunday Night Football.
The Jaguars have been active at the trade deadline, acquiring safety Jessie Bates and defensive tackle Davon Godchaux. The team is seemingly pushing its chips into the middle and hoping to make a postseason run in Liam Coen's second year at the helm.
Their early success has been rewarded and they could see more of their games moved as a result. Their game against the Chicago Bears will be one to watch as the league may value two budding teams and opt to move the game to prime time.
As the league's decision makers continue to evaluate changes and moves, the Jaguars will continue to play the teams in front of them. They'll travel to face the Tennessee Titans in an AFC South showdown on Nov. 15 as they try to gain further footing at the top of the division.
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Jacksonville Jaguars game vs. New York Giants moved to late window