New York Giants The Giants haven’t beaten a team that currently has a winning record since Week 4 against the Bears. Since their next two games are against the Redskins and Vikings, the Giants won't have to beat a winning team until they host Philly in Week 15.
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Last week: No. 9 Record: 6 – 5
Indianapolis Colts Peyton Manning has a league-high seven interceptions in the last two weeks. No other quarterback has more than four in that span.
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Last week: No. 16 Record: 7 – 4
Kansas City Chiefs Wide receiver Dwayne Bowe had 16 touchdowns in his first three seasons in the NFL, including 11 in the last two seasons. But he's scored 14 of them in 2010.
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Last week: No. 12 Record: 7 – 4
Tampa Bay Buccaneers If the Bucs continue their trend of beating teams with losing records and losing to teams with winning records, they'll finish the season with a 10-6 record. But if they don't find a way to beat either the Falcons or Saints, they probably won't get into the playoffs with just 10 wins.
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Last week: No. 18 Record: 6 – 5
Miami Dolphins Running backs Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams have combined for 1,035 rushing yards, 206 receiving yards and six touchdowns this season.
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Last week: No. 14 Record: 6 – 5
Jacksonville Jaguars The Jags have to be killing themselves over blowing an 11-point second-half lead against the Giants, especially after they could have taken sole possession of first place over the Colts.
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Last week: No. 22 Record: 5 – 6
Houston Texans Yeah, wide receiver Andre Johnson put a good beating on cornerback Cortland Finnegan, but now every cornerback in the league is going to try getting under Johnson's skin. Then again, few corners do that better than Finnegan.
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Last week: No. 15 Record: 5 – 6
Oakland Raiders Some of the throws made by quarterback Bruce Gradkowski are downright ugly. He has completed 52.9 percent of his passes this season and thrown five touchdowns and seven interceptions.
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Last week: No. 25 Record: 5 – 6
St. Louis Rams The Rams and Seahawks are in a first-place tie in the NFC West, and their Week 17 meeting could have title implications.
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Last week: No. 26 Record: 4 – 7
Minnesota Vikings Running back Adrian Peterson's fantasy owners might be in a state of panic. Not only is Peterson's team going to miss the playoffs, but he's now nursing an ankle injury. His status the rest of the way could be up in the air.
