The NFL announced a slight adjustment to the Green Bay Packers’ upcoming schedule. The Packers’ Week 10 visit from the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, Nov. 11 has been moved from a noon kickoff to a 3:25 p.m. start time. CBS will still carry the broadcast from Lambeau Field. The game between Arizona Cardinals and Kansas City Chiefs was swapped into the noon timeslot and moved from FOX to CBS. The change means the Packers will play five straight games at 3:25 p.m. or later, including three primetime road games. The next time Mike McCarthy’s team has a noon kickoff is Dec. 2 against the Arizona Cardinals at Lambeau Field. The Packers and Rams kick off from Los Angeles at 3:25 p.m. on Sunday.<doc-sep>Packers fans, you may need to change a few plans for attending, watching or listening to a game coming up next month. The NFL has announced that the November 11th Packers-Miami Dolphins game has been moved back from a noon kickoff to 3:25 p.m. at Lambeau Field. It's one of numerous game times being changed. Click here for the full Packers schedule.<doc-sep>The Texans have listed seven players as "Out" for their Thursday night matchup with the Dolphins, including one of their key receivers. On the other side, Ryan Tannehill remains sidelined with a shoulder issue, which will allow Brock Osweiler to make a third-straight start. We'll break down the injuries you need to know about for Thursday below before digging in to each team playing on Sunday's initial injury report for Week 8. Check back with us throughout the day as we react to all the injury news around the NFL. Dolphins at Texans (-7.5) The Dolphins will keep starting Brock Osweiler at quarterback in Week 8 with Tannehill remaining sidelined, but now he'll be without a key target in Stills, who was ruled out of this matchup early in the week. Danny Amendola will likely be a target monster in this matchup after catching 14 of his 18 targets in two games with Osweiler as the starter. The Texans ruled out seven players heading into the Thursday night matchup, with Coutee being the most consequential for Fantasy owners. Will Fuller (hip), who was a full participant in practice all week, should see an uptick in targets with Coutee sidelined, while running back Tyler Ervin could help fill in for Coutee in the slot. DeAndre Hopkins was limited all week by a foot injury but escaped a final injury tag. Quarterback Deshaun Watson (chest) couldn't fly to Jacksonville for last week's game due to his injuries, but he practiced all week and is good to go in Week 8, as is running back Lamar Miller (chest) and defensive end J.J. Watt (knees). Sorry to interrupt your reading, but just a quick PSA here. We have a pretty amazing daily NFL podcast you may not be aware of. It's hosted by Will Brinson and it's all the things you're looking for: news, fantasy, picks, really, just football stuff for football people. Subscribe: via iTunes | via Stitcher | via TuneIn | via Google Play. Wednesday's injury reports Eagles (-3) vs. Jaguars in London Eagles running back Darren Sproles (hamstring) remained sidelined on Wednesday, while quarterback Carson Wentz (back) and offensive tackles Jason Peters (biceps) and Lane Johnson (ankle) were limited. Running back Leonard Fournette (hamstring) and corner D.J. Hayden (toe) remained sidelined at Jaguars practice on Wednesday. Among the players limited to start the week were defensive end Calais Campbell, who picked up a hip injury in Week 7 to go with his ankle issue, and corner A.J. Bouye (calf). So which teams should you back in Week 8 of the NFL season? And which Super Bowl contender goes down hard? Visit SportsLine now to see which teams are winning more than 50 percent of simulations, all from the model that has outperformed 98 percent of experts tracked by NFLPickWatch.com the past two seasons. Browns at Steelers (-8.5) The Browns were missing Damarious Randall (groin, ankle) from Wednesday's practice after he racked up 12 total tackles in Week 7, and he was joined as a DNP by linebacker Joe Schobert (hamstring) and center J.C. Tretter (ankle), among others. Tight end David Njoku (knee) was the one Cleveland player limited to start the week. Tackle Marcus Gilbert (knee) was the only injury-related DNP to start the week for the Steelers, while safety Morgan Burnett, who hasn't played since Week 2 due to a groin injury, practiced in full. Broncos at Chiefs (-10) Broncos running back Royce Freeman missed the first practice of the week as he battles an ankle injury. If he's unable to play here, the rushing load would fall on Philip Lindsay and Devontae Booker. Tackle Jared Veldheer (knee), linebacker Shane Ray (ankle, wrist) and safety Darian Stewart (neck) were also DNPs on Wednesday. The Chiefs only had three players who didn't practice in full on Wednesday, but all three are key starters who missed last week's game: safety Eric Berry (heel), linebacker Justin Houston (hamstring) and center Mitch Morse (concussion). Jets at Bears (-7) The Jets had seven players missing from practice due to injury to start the week, including receivers Quincy Enunwa (ankle) and Robby Anderson (ankle) and corners Trumaine Johnson (quad) and Morris Claiborne (shoulder, foot). While Bilal Powell was placed on injured reserve with a neck injury, Isaiah Crowell (foot) practiced in full and should get the bulk of the carries moving forward. For the Bears, receiver Allen Robinson (groin) and linebacker Khalil Mack (ankle) missed practice to start the week. Redskins (-1) at Giants The Redskins didn't have receiver Jamison Crowder (ankle), running back Adrian Peterson (ankle, shoulder), guard Shawn Lauvao (calf), linebacker Zach Brown (oblique, illness) or corner Quinton Dunbar (shin) at practice to start the week, though Peterson is unlikely to practice on Wednesdays the rest of the year. Six players were limited as well, including running back Chris Thompson (rib, knee), receiver Paul Richardson (limited) and linebacker Ryan Kerrigan (chest). The Giants have embraced their rebuild by making multiple trades this week, but it appears they should have most of their players who remain in town available for this game. Linebacker Alec Ogletree (hamstring) was the only starter who missed practice on Wednesday, while struggling guard Patrick Omameh (knee) was limited. Seahawks at Lions (-3) The only Seahawks player to miss practice coming out of the bye is defensive tackle Jarran Reed, who is dealing with an illness. Seven were limited participants to start the week, including running back Rashaad Penny (finger), tight ends Ed Dickson (quad) and Nick Vannett (back) and linebacker K.J. Wright (knee). Lions running back Theo Riddick (knee) remained sidelined on Wednesday after missing the team's Week 7 win, while linebacker Jarrad Davis (calf) was also a DNP. Receiver Golden Tate (ankle), defensive end Ezekiel Ansah (shoulder) and corner Darius Slay (toe) were all limited to start the week, and all are worth monitoring over the next few days. Buccaneers at Bengals (-4.5) Running back Peyton Barber missed Bucs practice with an ankle injury sustained in Week 7. If the issue keeps him out of this matchup, it could be an opportunity for rookie Ronald Jones II to prove he's ready for more touches. Defensive linemen Gerald McCoy (calf) and Vinny Curry (ankle) also remained DNPs. The Bengals had a whopping 10 players missing from Wednesday practice due to injury issues, including receiver John Ross (groin), linebackers Vontaze Burfict (hip) and Nick Vigil (knee), and corners Darqueze Dennard (sternoclavicular) and Dre Kirkpatrick (Achilles). Ravens (-1.5) at Panthers The Ravens were missing eight players from practice on Wednesday, though only five were for injury reasons. That list includes three cornerbacks in Jimmy Smith (groin), Brandon Carr (knee) and Marlon Humphrey (thigh), so that position is a potential area of concern to watch throughout the week. Panthers receiver Torrey Smith (knee) and defensive end Mario Addison (back) missed practice due to injury, while quarterback Cam Newton was limited with a shoulder issue. Newton isn't expected to be in danger of missing this week's game. Colts (-3) at Raiders Receiver Ryan Grant (ankle), safety Malik Hooker (hip) and kicker Adam Vinatieri (groin) were among the six Colts players to miss the first practice of the week with injuries. Tight end Jack Doyle (hip) was able to get in a limited practice after being sidelined for most of the season, while running back Marlon Mack (ankle) was also limited. Guard Kelechi Osemele (knee) was the only Raiders player to miss practice coming out of the bye, but Marshawn Lynch did go on injured reserve during the break. Eight players were limited at Raiders practice, including five other offensive linemen. 49ers at Cardinals (PK) 49ers running back Matt Breida (ankle) didn't practice, but coach Kyle Shanahan sounded optimistic about his chances of playing when talking to the media on Wednesday. Receiver Pierre Garcon (shoulder, knee) was also a DNP, while receiver Dante Pettis (knee) and corners Richard Sherman (calf) and Jimmie Ward (hamstring) all returned to practice as limited participants. Cardinals safety Tre Boston (shoulder, ribs) remained sidelined on Wednesday, while receiver Larry Fitzgerald (hamstring) also didn't practice. Quarterback Josh Rosen (toe) was limited to start the week. Packers at Rams (-9.5)<doc-sep>
The NFL announced today a scheduling change for Week 10, as well as the teams and times for the Saturday games in Weeks 15 and 16. In Week 10 (November 11), the Miami Dolphins at Green Bay Packers game will move from 1 PM ET on CBS to 4:25 PM ET on CBS. Additionally, the Arizona Cardinals at Kansas City Chiefs game originally scheduled at 1 PM ET on FOX will be cross-flexed to CBS. By moving Miami’s game to 4:25 PM, the NFL appears to like Miami’s chances to right the ship. The only other games going on in that time slot are the Los Angeles Chargers at Oakland and Seattle at Los Angeles Rams. The Jacksonville Jaguars at Miami Dolphins will now be played at 1 PM ET on Sunday, December 23. Previously, the Jaguars vs. Dolphins date had not yet been determined. The Jaguars are off to a rough start this season as well as the Dolphins. Had both teams been on a hot streak, they would have very likely moved this game to Saturday, December 22. Other schedule changes include: On Sunday, November 11, Arizona at Kansas City will now be at 1:00 PM on CBS. In Week 15, the two games played on Saturday, December 15, both televised by NFL Network, will feature the Houston Texans at the New York Jets at 4:30 PM ET followed by the Cleveland Browns at the Denver Broncos at 8:20 PM ET. In Week 16, the two of four possible matchups on Saturday, December 22 on NFL Network have been determined with the Washington Redskins visiting the Tennessee Titans at 4:30 PM ET followed by the Baltimore Ravens at the Los Angeles Chargers at 8:20 PM ET. The New York Giants at the Indianapolis Colts game will be played at 1 PM ET on Sunday, December 23. The game will be televised on CBS or FOX - no decision has yet been made. Follow Matthew Cannata on Twitter: @CannataNFL