With the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers both in first place in their respective divisions, there was a chance the NFL could move the teams' upcoming Week 10 matchup into a new time slot. But that won't be the case, with the game set to remain in the 1 p.m. window.
The Patriots enter this weekend's game sitting alone atop the AFC East with a record of 6-2, just ahead of the Buffalo Bills, who have a mark of 5-2 on the season. New England beat Buffalo in a thrilling Sunday Night Football game earlier this month in the teams' only head-to-head matchup so far.
Tampa Bay is also in first place in its division. The Buccaneers are 6-2, sitting ahead of the second place Carolina Panthers, who the Patriots throttled in Week 4.
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