The game time of the Week 11 match-up between the Green Bay Packers and the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 16 has been changed to 3:25 p.m. CT as part of the NFL's flexible scheduling policy.

Originally slated for a noon kickoff, the game will remain on Fox.

The NFL uses flexible scheduling to ensure quality matchups in all NFL Sunday time slots and to give teams a chance to play their way onto primetime and into the late-afternoon 3:25 PM ET time slot on CBS or FOX.

With the Packers owners of a 5-3 record and the Eagles at 6-2, both teams are in contention for their respective division titles and a spot in the playoffs.

Ironically, the Packers-Eagles game will be notable for the broken collarbone suffered by quarterback Nick Foles, the same injury that forced Aaron Rodgers to miss their contest a year ago.

Meanwhile, two of the Packers' division opponents had their Week 11 game time flexed to a noon kickoff. The Chicago Bears-Minnesota Vikings game on Nov. 16 will now be televised on CBS.

For the first time, a select number of games are being “cross-flexed,” moving between CBS and FOX to bring potentially under-distributed games to wider audiences.