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Sources
We rely first on official sources: the NFL and its official announcements, then the broadcasters that hold the rights to the game. For the time zone rules in each state we use official US time zone boundaries. We do not publish rumors as facts. When something is not confirmed, such as a performer or an exact start time, the page says so.
Expected, Confirmed and Estimated
We use three clear labels. Expected means the time follows the usual pattern but the NFL has not confirmed it yet. Confirmed means it comes from an official announcement. Estimated means we calculated it from a typical game, as with halftime and end times, which also carry a ~ sign.
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