The Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens will face off on Sunday in a big game from M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland. The game has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the CBS network or online through live stream via the link below.

The Chiefs are looking to breakthrough in a tight AFC Playoff race, and with just three weeks of the season remaining, Kansas City will fancy their chances of making the postseason.

They earned their seventh straight win last week, and will be looking for an eighth today against a struggling Ravens team.

Kansas City has arguably one of the easier run ins to end the regular season, and in their final three games they will likely face three teams already out of the Playoff picture.

The Chiefs will try and sure up their Wild Card spot, and currently are ahead of the New York Jets, who are 8-5, due to their superior conference record (7-2 vs 6-4). They also are ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers, who are 8-5, thanks to their 23-13 victory over them at the end of October.

Although most will see this as a guaranteed win for the Chiefs, coach Andy Reid has issued a warning for his team, referencing their 1-5 start to the season of how things can go if they get things wrong.

He said, "If you're going to be a good football team, you have to win games like this. We found ways to lose games just like this (during a 1-5 start)."

Earlier in the week, the Dallas Cowboys were finally put out of their misery and confirmed as eliminated as postseason contenders. On Saturday night the Cowboys hosted the New York Jets, and although the game went right down to the wire, Dallas were yet again on the wrong side of a tight result to leave them lagging on 4-10 and out of the Playoff picture.

The Jets moved to 9-5 after Randy Bullock kicked a 40 yard field goal with just 36 seconds remaining to hand New York a 19-16 win on the night. The field goal was set up via a Ryan Fitzpatrick 43 yard pass to Kenbrell Thompkins as the quarterback continues to establish himself.

The win for the Jets puts them half a game ahead of both the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Kansas City Chiefs who remain on 8-5 coming into Sunday's games. The race for the two Wild Card sports in the AFC will likely go down to a contest between these three teams, and the Jets need to make sure they win out to give themselves the best chance of making the postseason.

The New York Jets appear to be hitting their best form at the right time, as they have now gained their fourth straight win in a row - the first time the franchise has done that since back in 2010.

Tonight's big NFL game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens has a scheduled start time of 1 p.m. ET and can be watched on TV on the CBS network or online through live stream by clicking here.