The NFL has made a decision on the Monday Night Football matchup for Week 13. The Denver Broncos (6-5) hosting the Cleveland Browns (2-8) will remain the MNF game after

One of the biggest midseason scheduling changes in NFL history is taking place next month. On Friday, the NFL announced the Week 16 game between the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals will be flexed out of "Thursday Night Football" and replaced with the Denver Broncos at Los Angeles Chargers.

It would have been the second time this season the Vikings had been flexed, after their Week 9 game against the Colts was flexed to Sunday Night Football. Minnesota next national TV game will be against the Bears in Week 15 on Monday Night Football at U.S. Bank Stadium.

But the Bengals' NFL Week 16 game against the Cleveland Browns, currently scheduled for Amazon Prime's Thursday Night Football on December 19, was flexed Friday to Sunday, December 22, on Fox. The Thursday night game will be the Los Angeles Chargers against the Denver Broncos.

After rumors and whispers that the Cardinals’ Week 13 game against the Vikings might get moved to Monday night, nothing will change.