"On Thursday, fans were given what was essentially a playoff game as the Cowboys and Lions faced off in Detroit. On Sunday, we're set to see even more of those matchups in the NFL's Week 14 slate. It is December, and the league is more wide-open this year than any in recent memory. Those two facts combine for some absolute fireworks late in the season."
"The power rankings across the NFL can best be described as "who knows?" New England and Denver lead the pack as the only double-digit win teams, but both squads are surrounded by questions about their legitimacy as contenders. On the NFC side, it's Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Green Bay, and San Francisco. We all thought it was Matthew Stafford's Rams who were the true consensus in the conference, but they just got thoroughly beaten up by the Carolina Panthers."
December has produced a wide-open NFL landscape with several teams jockeying for postseason position and legitimacy. New England and Denver are the only double-digit win teams, yet both face questions about their contender status. The NFC houses multiple strong clubs including Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Green Bay, and San Francisco, while the Rams suffered a surprising loss to the Panthers. Week 14 delivers playoff-like matchups such as Steelers at Ravens and Colts at Jaguars that carry division and seeding implications. The late-season schedule promises high stakes and unpredictable outcomes as teams fight for positioning.
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