The twelfth NFL week of the season is coming up. We’ll show you an overview of which games RTL shows live on free TV and in the stream.
Frankfurt – The NFL is in the middle of the season, the first eleven game days have been completed – and there have already been one or two big surprises in the best American football league in the world. On the last game day, the Baltimore Ravens narrowly lost at the Pittsburgh Steelers (16:18), the New York Jets had to admit defeat to the Indianapolis Colts (27:28) and the San Francisco 49ers suffered a defeat against the Seattle Seahawks (17.20).
Week 12 of the NFL: Which games will RTL show live on free TV and stream on matchday 12?
- Am Sunday, 24. November 2024three games will be broadcast on free-to-air television by RTL or in the live stream by RTL+.
- 6:40 p.m. (CEST): Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bearsin the live stream on RTL+
- 7:00 p.m. (CEST): Kansas City Chiefs @ Carolina Pantherslive on RTL and in the live stream on RTL+
- 10:25 p.m. (CEST): San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packerslive on RTL and in the live stream on RTL+
The NFL continues with Week Twelve and once again interesting games await the spectators. In the NFC North there will be a duel between the Chicago Bears and the Minnesota Vikings. The hosts were narrowly defeated by the Green Bay Packers last week and need a small miracle in a very strong division to qualify for the play-offs. A win against the Vikings would be a start.
There is another division duel in the NFC West, where the Seattle Seahawks meet the Arizona Cardinals. In this very tight division, every win is important because all four teams still have a chance of reaching the play-offs. The Seahwaks were able to gain a lot of self-confidence by winning against the 49ers last week and now want to prevail against the Cardinals.
San Francisco experienced a setback against Seattle in the fight for the post-season, but that is still possible. A win against the Green Bay Packers would help. But it won’t be easy, because the “Cheeseheads” are now winning their games even without putting up top performances. Brock Purdy and his team can’t really afford another slip-up. (smr)
