MINNESOTA (4-6) vs. NEW YORK (7-3)
(Sunday, FOX, 1:00 PM EST):
The Vikings looked like they would be in trouble after losing star RB Adrian Peterson to an injury, but RB Chester Taylor stepped up big last week. The Giants, behind QB Eli Manning, got back on track last week with a win of their own. Can Chester Taylor pull the Vikings to a victory or will the Giants continue their run to the playoffs?

HOUSTON (5-5) vs. CLEVELAND (6-4)
(Sunday, CBS, 1:00 PM EST):
The Texans got star WR Andre Johnson back last week, after being out for most of the season with an injury and he looked great! The Texans are poised for a playoff run, but the Browns are only one game out of first place in their division. These two high-powered offenses like to score quickly and score often. Tune in to see which teams' playoff hopes will stay alive.

OAKLAND (2-8) vs. KANSAS CITY (4-6)
(Sunday, CBS, 1:00 PM EST):
This is one of the biggest division rivalries in the NFL and always produces a hard-hitting game. The Raiders are on a 6-game losing streak and look to take out their frustrations on the Chiefs. The Chiefs have also lost 3 games in a row and want to turn their season around. With the AFC West division still wide open for anybody to win, this game promises to be very exciting. Tune in to see which team can snap their losing streak.

PHILADELPHIA (5-5) vs. NEW ENGLAND (10-0)
(Sunday, NBC, 8:15 PM EST):
The Eagles have won their last two games and will be fearless against the undefeated Patriots. However, QB Donovan McNabb was banged up in last week's game and is questionable to play against the Patriots. That's bad news for Eagles, who already have to worry about stopping the leagues most dangerous duo of Tom Brady and Randy Moss. Can the Eagles keep their playoff hopes alive or will the Patriots continue their undefeated streak?

MIAMI (0-10) vs. PITTSBURGH (7-3)
(Monday, ESPN, 8:30 PM EST):
The Dolphins have had nothing to cheer about this season as they are still without a win but RB Jesse Chatman hopes to change that. The Steelers are at the top of the AFC North Division with just a one game lead, but they are coming off a disappointing loss last week and will look to get back on track this week with RB Willie Parker and QB Ben Roethlisberger leading the charge. Can the Dolphins pull off the major upset and get win number one or will the Steelers take care of business?