With just three days to go until Week 16 kicks off, the NFL has decided to make some last-second changes to the schedule. The league won't be flexing any games out of prime time, but the NFL did decide to make two tweaks to the schedule for the upcoming week of action.

The NFL has flexed the Patriots-Bills Week 16 game to 4:25 p.m. ET, the NFL announced Monday. This weekend’s game in Buffalo was originally scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. ET. It will now be played in the later afternoon timeslot.

For reasons that really don’t add up, the Buffalo Bills’ game Sunday at Highmark Stadium against the New England Patriots is being flexed from 1 p.m. into the much more visible 4:25 window on CBS. Why the NFL would want more eyeballs on a game between the red-hot 11-3 Bills and the putrid 3-11 Patriots is quite a mystery,