The Eagles (13-1) are headed to AT&T Stadium for a monster NFC matchup against the Dallas Cowboys (10-4).
Philadelphia’s defense will be facing quarterback Dak Prescott for the first time this season and they’ll look to duplicate the pressure rate from the past four games.
If you are interested in games with playoff implications, the Giants at Vikings is a must-watch while fans should also peruse the television for games that feature matchups with teams that’ll have high NFL draft slots.
With Thursday Night Football just hours away, here are ten games to watch on the NFL docket.
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Both teams are in the AFC playoff bubble and will look to make serious moves on Thursday night.
Jacksonville sits one game back of the Titans in the AFC South, and the contest will feature the first two picks (Trevor Lawrence, and Zach Wilson) from the 2021 NFL Draft.
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The ascending Lions are the talk of the NFL after making a late push to make the NFC postseason.
Carolina is 5-9 and one game back of the Buccaneers in the NFC South.
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The Bears are 3-11 but play an exciting brand of football and the contest offers another opportunity to see Justin Fields perform.
For Buffalo, they’ll look to stay atop the AFC for the overall No. 1 seed.
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We’re tracking the Saints’ 2023 first-round pick and they’re currently slotted to pick No. 9 overall.
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Seattle and Detroit sit a half-game back of Washington for the final playoff spot. Quarterback Geno Smith made his first Pro Bowl and he’ll look to outduel Patrick Mahomes in frigid temperatures.
Kansas City will look to stay within striking distance of the No. 1 overall seed in the AFC and will be watching Buffalo at Chicago.
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The Vikings pulled off the NFL’s biggest comeback after being down 30-0 to the Colts and will look to stay within striking distance of Philadelphia in the NFC.
The Giants are the sixth seed after a win over the Commanders and could take steps toward clinching a playoff spot with a win.
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