NFL Scoreboard 2013: Week 9 Sunday Football Scores, Schedule, Live Results, Games to Watch

Week 9 of the 2013 NFL season is here. On "Thursday Night Football" the Miami Dolphins upset the Cincinnati Bengals in an overtime thriller that ended with a safety. Meanwhile, this week's "Monday Night Football" should be a good game with divisional rivals the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears squaring off at Lambeau Field to battle for first place in the NFC North. Unfortunately the "Sunday Night Football" matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and Houston Texans isn't quite as intriguing. However, there are a number of matchups worth watching today.

There a couple intriguing storylines to follow for today's games. First, there is the battle of the Ryan's when the New Orleans Saints and defensive coordinator Rob Ryan travel to New York to face the Jets and head coach Rex Ryan. Another intriguing matchup will feature the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. Can the Bills end the Chiefs current undefeated run?

Another game to watch Sunday is the Cleveland Browns against the Baltimore Ravens. This was a good rivalry for a little while, but because of the Browns constant struggles, the rivalry has lost some of its luster. Both teams are struggling this season, but they are also both still in play for the wild-card in the AFC North. This is the first time in a while it seems the Browns are on fairly equal ground as the Ravens, at least when it comes to their records.

This week, a number of teams have bye weeks. The Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, San Francisco 49ers, and Jacksonville Jaguars all have off this week. You can get the full week 9 NFL schedule here.

As usual, the best way to track all the games and scoring is with the RedZone channel. Unfortunately not all fans have access to the RedZone channel. There, of course, are also the local TV and radio options. However, fans can also track the live results, stats, and scoring online. NFL.com has their own game center feature. Other websites with solid game tracking features include ESPN.com, SI.com, and FoxSports.com.