The Jacksonville Jaguars will see a notable streak come to an end after their Week 11 matchup against the New York Giants was moved to a different time slot through the NFL's flexible scheduling process. The game, originally scheduled for a standard Sunday afternoon window, has been shifted as part of the league's late-season flex program that allows select games to be moved to prime-time windows for national television audiences.
According to reporting from Awful Announcing, the flex decision marks a significant moment for the Jaguars franchise. The specific streak being broken was not detailed in the initial announcement, but flex scheduling typically reflects a game's competitive importance or market appeal later in the season.
The Jaguars and Giants are set to face off during the 2026 NFL season's eleventh week. Flex scheduling decisions are usually made 12 days in advance for Weeks 11-17, giving networks the ability to showcase the most compelling matchups in prime-time windows.
