Not only do I see the Giants defeating the Eagles in Week 15, they’re my pick to win the NFC East as well.

With only one team (New England) having clinched a playoff spot thus far and 22 teams still alive, there’s a lot that can happen this weekend that will affect the postseason seedings. Here’s a breakdown:

Think that your season is over just because you have been eliminated from the playoffs? That is absolutely not the case if you are still involved in a keeper league.

The Sal Alosi tripping incident hasn’t disappeared, and if anything, has only sparked more conversation about the tactics used on the Jets’ sideline and sidelines around the NFL.

Chargers WR Vincent Jackson joined Fran Charles to discuss getting back on the field this season, the play of QB Philip Rivers and whether he thinks he could be back in San Diego next season.

I’m betting Brett Favre is working diligently to try to come back over the last three games of the season, and I think he’s doing it with the full support of head coach Leslie Frazier.

Joe Flacco got an early Christmas present Monday night from Matt Schaub in the way of a Josh Wilson pick six.

Here’s a look at the rundown for “NFL Total Access” on Tuesday. Have a guess as to who will be the topic of conversation?

Week 14 didn’t bring any major changes in my latest power rankings.

All things must come to an end, and Brett Favre’s postgame press conference Monday night might have been the moment when all of the factors surrounding the end of his career converged, signaling it is really over.

Did Week 14 seem to over promise some great weather games and then under deliver? Like “Star Wars Episode I, the Phantom Menace.” And the only weather game we got was a blowout. But it was the start of the fantasy playoffs for most of you, so lets search through the wreckage.

The first round of the playoffs for the NFL.com magazine league came down to the final moments for fantasy editor Michael Fabiano and Marshall Faulk. And it was one for the ages.

Updates from around the league on some of the notable injuries from Week 14.

The Baltimore Ravens will face the Houston Texans on Monday Night Football without cornerback Fabian Washington. He has been nursing a thigh injury and didn’t participate in practice this week. Washington was listed as questionable on the team’s final injury report.

After 19 seasons, 186 wins, 505 touchdowns, 71,413 yards and 297 consecutive starts, have ween seen the last of Brett Favre on the field?