The national broadcast of the game will only be available to stream, unless you're in the Kansas City or Las Vegas area. Viewers in the Kansas City area can watch the game on NBC affiliate KSHB 41, while those in the Las Vegas area can catch the game on their local ABC station.

But this week begins the freaky nature of the Chiefs’ finishing kick. The Chiefs meet the Las Vegas Raiders on Friday, the day after Thanksgiving known by its nickname “Black Friday,” and the start of the holiday shopping season.

The Bills aren’t going to settle for just a playoff spot. They can clinch the AFC East in Week 13. Buffalo has nine wins to the Miami Dolphins’ five, but the Bills have the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Dolphins thanks to two wins. If both teams finish 9-7, Buffalo wins the tiebreaker.

Find out how these three teams can punch their postseason ticket with over a month to go in the regular season.

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Aidan O'Connell is expected to be under center to start Friday's game against the host Kansas City Chiefs, NFL Network reported.