The holiday's traditional football bonanza sees three games on the slate this Thursday, as the Lions host the Bears, the Cowboys welcome the Bills and the Saints take on the Falcons.
Buffalo Bills @ Dallas Cowboys—4:30 p.m., CBSDak Prescott #4 hands the ball off to x#21 of the Dallas Cowboys during a game against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium on November 24 in Foxborough, Massachusetts.Thursday may be a day of celebrations around the country, but it's very much a case of business as usual when it comes to football.
The Cowboys, however, have little room for error as the Eagles have the easiest closing schedule in the NFL. Buffalo faces a tough stretch between now and the end of the season and a win in Dallas would go some way towards cementing a playoff spot. The Saints improved to 9-2 and have essentially secured another NFC South title after defeating Carolina 34-31 in Week 12 and will relish the chance of avenging the 26-9 home loss they suffered against the Falcons on November 10.
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