The playoff standings are getting as crazy as a wild turkey prior to Thanksgiving, which is fitting since the league is hitting that point in the calendar. The NFC West is as unpredictable as ever, with the Seattle Seahawks taking over the division lead thanks to their win over the Arizona Cardinals.

The NFL playoff race is heating up heading into Thanksgiving, and here's how the playoff picture is shaping up before Monday Night Football in Week 12: DIVISION LEADERS 1.

The Eagles got off to a 2-2 start but are riding a six-game winning streak into Week 12. That puts Philadelphia in control of the NFC East.

Sunday will be a matchup of strength versus strength. Barkley and Henry are one and two in rushing yards, and both teams boast the top two rushing attacks.

The NFC East won't be decided when the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles play Thursday night. But the division will gain a little clarity about which team is most likely to claim the title at the end of the season.

Let's be honest, a New York Giants vs. Dallas Cowboys game that features Tommy DeVito and Cooper Rush isn't the most exciting Thanksgiving Day game. With that b

The Cowboys are still the centerpiece at the NFL Thanksgiving table, but this year's showdown vs. the Giants could leave viewers with indigestion.

The Detroit Lions, the traditional hosts of the opening game of the NFL's tripleheader on Turkey Day, have dropped seven straight games on the holiday. That includes three in a row with Campbell leading the team, and Detroit's 48-year-old head coach said losing takes a toll on family gatherings after the game.

It was the smallest card of the 2024 NFL season in terms of the number of contests (13). A total of six teams were off in Week 12, including a pair from the AFC East (Bills and Jets), and the NFC South (Falcons and Saints). The AFC North’s Bengals and AFC South’s Jaguars round out the half-dozen clubs getting some much-needed rest.

On Thanksgiving Day, the Dallas Cowboys will be taking on the New York Giants — but Dallas QB Dak Prescott will be watching the game from the press box.

A five-game losing steak behind them, the Dallas Cowboys can target a mystifying 0-5 record at AT&T Stadium for a club that a year ago was closing in on the franchise record for consecutive home wins.