deskgameFans get a double dose of MNF, starting with Bears (4-9) vs. Vikings (11-2) at 8 p.m. EST from U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The Bears have lost seven consecutive games. The Vikings kept pace with Detroit by beating the Falcons in Week 14.
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deskgameThe Packers (8-3) and Vikings (10-2) are chasing the Lions (11-1) in the NFC North. Detroit owns the best record and potential No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs. Green Bay gets a shot at closing the gap atop the division standings on Thursday Night Football.
deskgameThe Ravens (10-5), meanwhile, play in Houston for Game Two. Baltimore holds the top wildcard spot. The AFC South-winning Texans (9-6) are the No. 4 seed in the AFC and trail the Steelers by a game for No. 3.
deskgameShakir has caught six-plus passes in four consecutive games. Amari Cooper may be able to return from a wrist injury after missing the last two games. Mack Hollins, who has totaled nine receptions in the last two games, can be a viable target for Allen on downfield throws and in the red zone.
