NFL Picks Week 12: Lions, Redskins And Steelers Win On Thanksgiving Day
This year's Thanksgiving slate is absolutely stacked and should make for a delightful 10 hours in front of the TV for football fans across the country.
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This year's Thanksgiving slate is absolutely stacked and should make for a delightful 10 hours in front of the TV for football fans across the country.
Vikings and Lions play on Thanksgiving Day, in an NFC North game with division and playoff implications.
Here are the best NFL Thanksgiving Day performances of all-time.
The Cleveland Browns (0-11) are currently the league's only winless team and if the New York Giants (7-3) have their way, that stat will remain the same after Sunday's game.
The NFC East is stuffed with playoff contenders, and thanks to Kirk Cousins and Jay Gruden, the Redskins are positioned for a run.
CBSSports.com's Nick Kostos, Jamey Eisenberg, and Dave Richard break down who to start and who to sit in Week 11 of the NFL season.
Steve Beuerlein, CBS Sports analyst, looks at the Jaguars-Lions, Titans-Colts and Patriots-49ers matchups in Week 11.
Not just games, but seasons might be won and lost in Week 11 as many teams fighting for Wild Card and divisional relevancy square off.
The Saints and Panthers can still contend for the playoffs in a diminished NFC South. But both teams need a win Thursday.
The Giants' wide outs showed off their fast and agile footwork during the game and at half time.
With the starting quarterback spot up for grabs, the New York Jets head into the bye week with more questions than answers, as they must decide weather to go with Fitzpatrick or Petty.
The Cowboys beat the Steelers Sunday, in what was a resounding win for one and a stinging loss for the other.
The Jets ran a trick play to get their first score of the day.
The Seahawks-Patriots winner in Week 10 won't get a Lombardi Trophy, but they might be the Super Bowl favorite come February.
CBSSports.com's Nick Kostos, Jamey Eisenberg and Dave Richard break down who to start and who to sit in the NFL for Week 10.
Entering the 2016 NFL season, the Cincinnati Bengals (3-4-1) were thought to be a title contender. Preparing to play the New York Giants (5-3), Cincinnati has aspirations only to get to .500 right now. Moving forward, the question becomes: has the title window shut on this a once-promising core of players?
The Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl rematch on Sunday night is the clear highlight of Week 10, but every game matters considering the end of the season is closer than the start.
Evan Washburn, CBS Sports reporter, breaks down the Chiefs-Panthers and Dolphins-Chargers matchups in Week 10.
Baltimore Ravens look to stay atop AFC North while Cleveland Browns look for first win in Thursday Night Football's Week 10 matchup.
Looking to get back on the winning track, the NY Jets offense must find a way to get something going against a solid LA Rams defense in Week 10 of the 2016 NFL season.
The Raiders, by beating the Broncos, just became serious Super Bowl contenders, something they haven't been in a long time.
The New York Giants (5-3) came out aggressively and intercepted Philadelphia Eagles (4-4) rookie Carson Wentz twice in the first five minutes of the game. The two picks set up two short-field touchdowns, as Big Blue outlasted the Birds 28-23 at MetLife Stadium.
Heading into Miami with lots of confidence, the Jets ran into a hot Miami Dolphins team that made the Jets pay for their many mistakes throughout the afternoon.
Fitzpatrick left the game and had his knee examined by doctors, paving the way for Petty to make his regular season debut with the Jets.
The grab was Beckham's fifth TD of the year and more impressively was his 30th TD in just 35 career games.
