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kbadeo says...

Watch Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens Live Stream Game Online
AFC North rivals will meet when the Ravens host the Steelers. This will be a very physical game and both defenses will dominate. The Steelers will manage a late field goal earning them a hard fought divisional win.

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kbadeo says...

Watch New England Patriots vs New Orleans Saints Live Stream Game Online
The Monday Night match up will send the Patriots to New Orleans to take on the Saints. This will be a high scoring affair and will feature two of the league's best quarterbacks. Tom Brady will make a few more plays than Drew Brees in this one as the Patriots win on Monday night.

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kbadeo says...

Watch Arizona Cardinals vs Tennessee Titans Live Stream Game Online
Tennessee hosts Arizona in Week 12 in what will be a great game. The key will be the ability for Tennessee's defense to be able to slow down the potent Cardinal's passing attack. The Titans will get over 200 yards rushing in this one which will be enough to lead them to a home win.

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benbryan says...

Locomotives beat Tuskers for UFL title http://is.gd/54Xzp NFL (via @ProFootballTalk)

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dbrauer says...

So the Strib's Judd Zulgad has a speculative (but fun!) piece on the Vikes playing on Thanksgiving in 2010. Given the horridness of this year's games, we can only hope.

As Judd notes, Vikes can only play in the NFL Network's night game (which would be broadcast over-the-air here). That's because Detroit has to play an AFC team (for CBS to have the rights); Dallas is set for the Metrdome.

As NFL nerds know, the league schedule is all-but-set years in advance. Your team rotates through an AFC and NFC division each year -- this year, the Vikes have the NFC West and AFC North. Next year, it's the NFC and AFC Easts. The only two games not set in stone: one each against NFC divisions you don't play; there, you face the team that finished in the same place you did.

So who would Brett Favre face if he returns in 2010? Here's the list, via the Johnny Roadtrip blog (which, by the way, has all the teams and out years, theoretically through 2017):

HOME
Dallas
Giants
Buffalo
Miami
Arizona (not set, but they'll win NFC West)

AWAY
New England
Jets
Philly
Washington
New Orleans (all-but-certain NFC South winners)

In other words, next year is much tougher, at least in the crystal ball. I count three road games you'd fear --  Patriots, Iggles, Saints - and the only home game that looks cake-walky is Buffalo. That adds up to seven. Going into this year, there were only five nerve-wrackers (Steelers, Ravens, Panthers, Cardinals, Giants).

That's the virtue of playing the NFC West, which we don't get again until 2012, when Zygi's L.A. Vikings may be in that division, for all I know.

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JCred says...

Thanksgiving Bonus

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Kalooz says...

The life of a kicker: Nick Folk goes from stud to probably 1-2 more kicks from looking for a new job. This is getting ridiculous.

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Kalooz says...

#Lions coaches might want to explain to Stafford that Qb's trow the ball. No one is going to be open on a Hail Mary. Throw the ball!

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chcameron says...

Packers over Lions

I started the Packers defense/special teams in my fantasy game this week, and I think they'll come up big against the Lions.  Plus, one stiff hit on Stafford and the Lions will have to bring in Daunte Culpepper.  Look for the Lions to have trouble scoring.

Cowboys over Raiders

The Cowboys have struggled offensively as of late, and the Raiders pulled off a last second come from behind victory over the Bengals last week.  But I think the 'Boys can't continue to put up low numbers and they will get it in gear this week at home against a surging Raiders team.

Giants over Broncos

This should be a great game, but I think Eli and the G-Men have the advantage, even on the road.  The Broncos have been floundering lately, but the Giants just got their first win in 42 days last week, which should be the impetus the Giants need to put a couple of wins together.

Bonus: Texas over Texas A&M

Though my two cousins went to A&M and I'd love to see the Aggies upset the Longhorns, it just won't happen.  So my cousin's wife Mary Beth, a former Longhorn, will be gloating late tonight.

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Kalooz says...

The votes are in: the #Packers linebackers, collectively, have the best hair in the league. Only team that has a hairdresser on payroll.

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