NFC #LETME Week 13

Least Exciting To Most Exciting.

8. Oakland Raiders at St. Louis Rams (noon CT, 1 ET, CBS: Andrew Catalon, Steve Beuerlein, and Steve Tasker)
Will Oakland beat its second straight Missouri opponent? Rams 28, Raiders 17

7. Carolina Panthers at Minnesota Vikings (noon CT, 1 ET, Fox: Chris Myers, Ronde Barber, and Jennifer Hale)
The Panthers are only a game behind! Panthers 28, Vikings 27

6. Cincinnati Bengals at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1 ET, CBS: Spero Dedes and Solomon Wilcots)
The Bucs are only two games behind! Bengals 38, Buccaneers 31

5. Arizona Cardinals at Atlanta Falcons (4:05 ET, Fox: Kevin Burkhardt, John Lynch, and Pam Oliver) Sunset at 5:29.
Because of this game, folks in Atlanta will be the only ones in the country unable to see America's Game of the Week. Arizona 21, Atlanta 7

4. Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions (12:30 ET Thursday, CBS: Jim Nantz, Phil Simms, and Tracy Wolfson)
CBS's ability to cross-flex means that for the first time EVER, there will three divisional rivalry games on Thanksgiving. Lions 31, Bears 21

3. Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers (Thursday: 5:30 PT, 8:30 ET, NBC: Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth, and Michele Tafoya) Sunset at 4:51.
Seattle: 0-5 in last 5 games at SF 49ers 24, Seahawks 22

2. Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys (Thursday: 3:25 CT, 4:25 ET, Fox: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, and Erin Andrews) Sunset at 5:20.
A meaningful game between the Eagles and Cowboys on Thanksgiving is much welcomed. Eagles 37, Cowboys 33

1. New England Patriots at Green Bay Packers (3:25 CT, 4:25 ET, CBS: Jim Nantz, Phil Simms, and Tracy Wolfson) Sunset at 4:15.
Jim Nantz and Phil Simms are doing their Thanksgiving weekend unusual and calling a game on Sunday too! To be fair, this season they have called two games a week on doubleheader weeks. And Joe Buck and Troy Aikman are actually not calling a Sunday game on Thanksgiving weekend, their Thanksgiving weekend unusual as well.