Least Exciting To Most Exciting.
7. Jacksonville Jaguars at Washington Redskins (1 ET, CBS: Spero Dedes and Solomon Wilcots)
One of these two teams will be 0-2 after this game unless the teams tie, which shouldn't come as a surprise, but the Redskins will win the division regardless of what happens, because they're playing the Cowboys in Week 17. Redskins 17, Jaguars 14
6. St. Louis Rams at Tampa Bay Bucccaneers (4:05 ET, Fox: Dick Stockton, Kirk Morrison, and Kristina Pink) Sunset at 7:36.
Who knows who'll be starting at quarterback for the Rams? Buccaneers 20, Rams 3
5. Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants (1 ET, Fox; Kevin Burkhardt, John Lynch, and Pam Oliver)
From Monday night's showing, Eli Manning has clearly not mastered new offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo's offense. The Cardinals barely escaped after making the mistake of going for two early in the fourth quarter (Had they kicked the extra point on both touchdowns, they would have been up by three rather than one.). Either way, I'm certain they're the better team today. Since both teams played on Monday, there is no disadvantage for either of playing only 6 days later. Cardinals 21, Giants 10
4. New England Patriots at Minnesota Vikings (noon CT, 1 ET, CBS: Ian Eagle, Dan Fouts, and Jenny Dell)
Without Adrian Peterson, Cordarrelle Patterson will go off!! Vikings 30, Patriots 20
3. Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers (1 ET, Fox: Chris Myers, Ronde Barber, and Jennifer Hale)
Cam Newton appears ready to play football!! Panthers 23, Lions 20
The last time the Jets played at Lambeau 8 years ago, Akbar Gbaja-Biamila was still on the Packers. Jets 26, Packers 23
1. Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers (5:30 PT, 8:30 ET, NBC: Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, and Michele Tafoya) Sunset at 7:17.
If the Bears struggled with the Bills, how will they win at the grand opening of the 49ers' new field of jeans? 49ers 34, Bears 31
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