The NFL is starting a new trend this holiday season by giving fans an extra game on Friday afternoon.

Every year, Thanksgiving celebrations begin with food, gratitude and joy with family. Then, everyone says, “forget that,” we watch three football games late into the evening, just in time for dessert.

The Detroit Lions survived a scare with the Chicago Bears at Ford Field due to what may have been the worst clock management moment in NFL history. That final drive ultimately cost third-year coach Matt Eberflus his job in a 23-20 loss.

The Dallas Cowboys secured the lead over the New York Giants with a 110-yard outing from running back Rico Dowdle. The Giants remain in the hunt for the No. 1 overall pick, while Dallas improved to 5-7 and is poised for a possible nine-win season.

Thanksgiving Day ended with the Green Bay Packers improving to 9-3 with a double-digit win over the Miami Dolphins. Jordan Love threw two touchdown passes as the Phins froze in the first half and couldn’t overcome a three-touchdown lead in the second half.

But there will be another duel on Black Friday with significant implications for the AFC playoffs Kansas City Chiefs (10-1) host the Las Vegas Raiders (2-9) at 2:00 p.m. The Chiefs-Raiders game can be streamed exclusively on Prime.

Kansas City, which hosts the Houston Texans in Week 16, could clinch a playoff spot with a win at Arrowhead this weekend with the help of several other players.

This article originally appeared on Texans Wire: NFL Black Friday schedule: What games are on TV today?