NEW YORK — The Wash­ing­ton Foot­ball Team’s pur­suit of the NFC East title will have to wait until the final game of the reg­u­lar season.

The NFL has moved Washington’s game at Philadel­phia next Sun­day to prime time. Wash­ing­ton (6–9) is tied with Dal­las for the divi­sion lead, but holds the tiebreak­er over the Cow­boys. A Wash­ing­ton vic­to­ry sends it to the post­sea­son with a home game on the sec­ond week­end of January.

A loss means Dal­las wins the weak divi­sion by beat­ing the Giants (5–10) at the Mead­ow­lands. But if New York wins in that 1 p.m. EST matchup and Wash­ing­ton falls to Philly, the Giants advance.

The oth­er ear­ly after­noon games on Jan. 3 will be:

Mia­mi at Buf­fa­lo; Bal­ti­more at Cincin­nati; Pitts­burgh at Cleve­land; Min­neso­ta at Detroit; Atlanta at Tam­pa Bay; and the New York Jets at New England.

The late after­noon games, begin­ning at 4:25 p.m. EST:

Ten­nessee at Hous­ton; Jack­sonville at Indi­anapo­lis; New Orleans at Car­oli­na; Green Bay at Chica­go; Las Vegas at Den­ver; the Los Ange­les Charg­ers at Kansas City; Ari­zona at the Los Ange­les Rams; at Seat­tle vs. San Fran­cis­co at Glen­dale, Arizona.