| Jacksonville at Atlanta Falcons | ||||
| Dallas at Tampa Bay Cowboys | ||||
| Carolina at Houston Texans | ||||
| Washington at NY Giants Redskins | ||||
| Miami at Buffalo Bills | ||||
| Seattle at Chicago Bears | ||||
| New Orleans at Minnesota Saints | ||||
| Cincinnati at St. Louis Bengals | ||||
| Tennessee at Indianapolis Colts | ||||
| Green Bay at Kansas City Packers | ||||
| Detroit at Oakland Raiders | ||||
| New England at Denver Broncos | ||||
| NY Jets at Philadelphia Eagles | ||||
| Cleveland at Arizona Cardinals | ||||
| Baltimore at San Diego Ravens | ||||
| Pittsburgh at San Francisco 49ers As the NFL gets down to the wire, a win keeps hope alive for the post season, and a lost can kill all dreams. There are three teams that are 6-7 going into this week, and a lost along with a win from another team will spell the end of their playoff hopes. With four teams with 8-5 records, a win will help them, but by no means will it seal the deal for these teams. In the AFC, The Texans, Ravens, Patriots and Steelers all are 10-3 and none of these teams shows any signs of slowing down. With the Steelers facing another 10-3 team, the 49ers, this will be the most exciting Monday Night Football game of the season. Since Becoming a starter, he has only lost one game, but Tim Tebow has biggest challenge to date. This week, he looks to face Tom Brady and the New England Patriots. Many are saying that Tebow is not an NFL quarterback. Tebow responds by going out there each and every week and winning games. Going against a team that does not have a great defense, things should be a huge testament game for Tebow. When Tebow took over, he was his Broncos were not even thought about when it came to playoff talks. Currently, they hold the fifth seed and a win Sunday will help propel them closer to the playoffs. |
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