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On a usual Sunday (meaning like a random Sunday, not Thanksgiving Sunday or Christmas Sunday, or in a playoff week or superbowl week) usually there are 4 teams with byes, 2 teams played on Thursday, and 2 teams play on monday, so 24 teams play on Sunday, so 12 games on Sunday. without the byes, there are 28 teams who play on Sunday, so 14 games on Sunday. if that helped, please click on the "Trust" button. Thanks!
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