There is little doubt at this point that several playoff spots, and a division title or two, will come down to the final week of the season. In that respect, Week 14 is a little like the calm before the storm.

The Ravens will be without OLB Terrell Suggs and FS Ed Reed in Monday night’s game against the Green Bay Packers.

The 13th Sunday of NFL play shed some light on how the teams stack up. Here’s how I see it …

Following consecutive losses for the first time since midway through the 2006 season, Patriots QB Tom Brady has come as close as he ever has to calling out his teammates.

Minnesota Vikings LB E.J. Henderson fractured his femur midway through the fourth quarter of Sunday night’s 30-17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Vikings coach Brad Childress said that the injury would require surgery.

Titans RB Chris Johnson reeled off his seventh-straight 100-yard game in Sunday’s 27-17 loss to the Colts, keeping himself on pace to eclipse 2,000 yards rushing this season.

Chiefs coach Todd Haley confirmed Matt Cassel will be back as the Chiefs’ starting quarterback next week.

Devin Hester and Matthew Stafford were among the notable players who sustained injuries in Week 13.

As expected, the Vikings listed Pro Bowl CB Antoine Winfield as inactive against the Cardinals, who have QB Kurt Warner active and available to start.

It’s time to add Browns RB Jerome Harrison off the waiver wire.

The Seahawks have gone back to RB Julius Jones as their top rushing option, but fantasy owners shouldn’t follow suit.

I can’t believe it. Raiders QB Bruce Gradkowski, a fantasy superstar? At least for this week …

Chiefs QB Matt Cassel didn’t get it done Sunday against the Broncos, and as a result his day ended early.

Eagles LT Jason Peters left Sunday’s game against the Falcons with a head injury during the second quarter and has yet to return.

The Seahawks finally will be flush with running backs Sunday against the 49ers. Starter Julius Jones (chest) and backup Justin Forsett (quadricep) are both active for the game.