What To Watch: Week 13

Ok, so here's what to watch this week:

Morning games (1pm ET):
Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans
This AFC South rivalry should make for a good game. (To brush up on your AFC/NFC divisions, click HERE) The Jags are 6-5, the Titans 5-6 and have that new player we hear so much about these days...that's right! Randy Moss, our favorite outspoken offender of words will be suiting up to offend a whole new city. Also, if you missed it last week, the Titans' Cortland Finnegan got a hockey-style smackdown by Texans receiver Andre Johnson. Maybe it was because of that name? Jeez.

Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs
Apparently AFC West rivalries are always good.

Afternoon Games (4ish ET):
Oakland Raiders at San Diego Chargers
San Diego is on a four game winning streak and Oakland is on a two game losing one. Let's see who wants the win more!

Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Atlanta has won five in a row now with a record of 9-2. The Bucs are 7-4 with their loss last week to Baltimore so this is a pretty important game for both teams.

Sunday Night Game (8:20pm ET):
Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens
This is the game my husband keeps talking about. ("It's gonna be SOOOO good.") Ok, I'll take your word for it, but let's find out why, shall we?
Steelers QB Big Ben Roethlisberger and Ravens QB Joe Flacco will duke it out to see who takes the win. Both teams are 8-3 with strong players. One to watch: See if Steelers linebacker James Harrison will incur yet another fine for his hard hits.

Monday Night Game (8:30pm ET):
New York Jets at New England Patriots

You used to be so hot, Tom

Another highly anticipated matchup. (Jets coach Rex Ryan called it the "marquee game of the year") But to me, it's just another 'Battle of the Hot Quarterbacks'! Jets QB Mark Sanchez leading his team against Patriots QB Tom Brady (or "Homeless Man" as I like to call him these days...You're a MILLIONAIRE, can't you afford a shave and a haircut? yuck.)
Both teams scored victories on Thanksgiving and they are tied for the NFL's best record at 9-2. Should be interesting!

Until next time,
Molly