Chicago @ Detroit
Philadelphia @ Dallas
Seattle @ San Francisco
Seahawks 20-16
Ah, a tradition
unlike any other, the Lions playing on Thanksgiving morning. Though few
know why Detroit actually plays this game annually. The real reason is
that normally their play causes most of America to vomit, clearing out
their gut for the gluttonous day ahead. That's right, it's a conspiracy
by Big Turkey. This year, however, the Lions are 7-4 and fighting for a
playoff spot, meaning the folks at home will have to look elsewhere for
help with their stomach evacuation. Enter Jay Cutler, a barf catalyst if
there ever was one. Count on him to do us all a favor by making us
sick.
Lions 24-14
This
will be the moment when your family member who rarely watches football
spits out their hors d'oeuvres and shouts, "Mark Sanchez?!?" The last
time we saw him on Thanksgiving he was running directly into his
offensive lineman and embarrassing everyone involved; and yes, I'm
including the viewing audience. Sanchez comes into Turkey Day with a
superior offensive scheme this time, however it does get a bit
complicated with a lot of moving parts, meaning Butt Fumble 2 isn't
necessarily out of the question. The key for the Cowboys will be keeping
the Eagles' scoring in the low 20s because the Philly D usually gives
up at least that much. I'm guessing both teams will exceed that amount
with Dallas getting the edge because a few key calls will go their way.
Let's just say they'll benefit from home cooking ... WINK.
Cowboys 30-27
Thanksgiving
is a time to be surrounded by loved ones. It's also a time to contact
your fiercest rival and schedule a fight. Don't look at me like I'm
weird, you're the weird one for not doing that every year. Clearly these
teams understand. While their records are a bit below what may have
been expected this is still a pivotal match-up that will have big
implications, unless the losing team wins the rematch two weeks later,
then it will just be kind of a wash. But right now this is the only game
that matters and I expect the Hawks to come out and play it as such.
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