Game Previews

Seattle brings out the NFL's best running game against a team that has trouble stopping the run. Can a hobbled Aaron Rodgers somehow have enough success against the stellar Seattle defense to overcome all the yards Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch will gain?

The Patriots can pass and run, but which will they rely upon this time? The keys to a Colts upset involve Andrew Luck being good and the defense being great. Also: never get behind in Foxboro.

The NFL's best offenses at home look to improve to 9-0 in their buildings this year, but the Cowboys and Colts have enough offense and a puncher's chance to pull off upsets.

The NFL's top playoff seeds take the field on Saturday, one renewing a nearly annual postseason meeting, the other looking to avoid an upset of historic proportions.

Sunday's action kicks off with a rematch of one of the bigger blowouts of the year, followed by a showdown between one of this year's best offenses and one of this year's best defenses.

Wild-card weekend kicks off with a matchup featuring two of the worst playoff teams you'll ever see. Old rivals then face off once more that night.

The FO crew previews three games in the final week of the season with critical playoff implications: Bengals-Steelers, Lions-Packers, and Panthers-Falcons.

In a battle of two teams with flawed defenses, Mark Sanchez might lack the tools to exploit Seattle's weaknesses, while Russell Wilson could be a big headache for the Eagles.

The quarterbacks will get most of the headlines, but the game could hinge on New England's tight end.

Denver's offense vs. Seattle's defense is a legendary matchup for the ages. But Seattle's offense vs. Denver's defense is the matchup that will probably decide this game, and the Seahawks have the advantage of being better and healthier.