Yes, there's still football to be played.

There are only two games on Thanksgiving this year, and they feature four pretty lousy teams. 

Big Sunday games include Tennessee (6-3) at Baltimore (6-3) in a rematch from last year's playoffs and Green Bay (7-2) at Indianapolis (6-3). The Sunday night game sees Kansas City (8-1) visit Las Vegas (6-3), while the L.A. Rams (6-3) head to Tampa Bay (7-3) on Monday night.

We're already into double-digits? Yes we are. Notable Sunday afternoon games include Buffalo (7-2) at Arizona (5-3); Seattle (6-2) traveling to L.A. to play the Rams (5-3) with first place in the NFC West at stake.

Notable Sunday contests include Chicago (5-3) at Tennessee (5-2), Baltimore (5-2) at Indianapolis (5-2), Seattle (6-1) at Buffalo (6-2), and Miami (4-3) at Arizona (5-2). The Sunday night game -- New Orleans (5-2) at Tampa Bay (6-2) -- is a big one.

The biggest Sunday game sees Pittsburgh (6-0) battle Baltimore (5-1) for first place in the AFC North. Other notable Sunday games include Las Vegas (3-3) at Cleveland (5-2), Indianapolis (4-2) at Detroit (3-3), New Orleans (4-2) at Chicago (5-2), and San Francisco (4-3) at Seattle (5-1).

The biggest game on Sunday sees Pittsburgh (5-0) visit Tennessee (5-0). Also on Sunday: Carolina (3-3) at New Orleans (3-2); Dallas (2-4) at Washington (1-5) in a critical NFC East game; and Tampa Bay (4-2) at Las Vegas (3-2). The Sunday night game is now Seattle (5-0) at Arizona (4-2).

It has been a long time since the Browns and Steelers played an important game, but with a combined record of 8-1, they might be playing the most important game on Sunday.

Week 5 Sunday games include Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Las Vegas against Kansas City, and a key game between Indianapolis and Cleveland. Discuss them all here!

So, the Titans and Steelers are getting a surprise week off. Not so for the rest of the league!