The entire day proved to be a huge success for the NFL, as the earliest game on Thanksgiving, which featured the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions, drew 47.7 million viewers. That game technically held the record for a brief period until Chiefs-Cowboys obliterated it.

No one beats Josh "Midafternoon" Allen in the 1 p.m. ET slot. Well, no one except for Joe Burrow, who has NEVER lost a December road game in his career (5-0). With their season on the line, the Bengals are going to be desperate and I can't pick against a quarterback who's gone a full year without losing.

The Dallas Cowboys’ 31-28 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving Day averaged 57.23 million viewers on CBS, making it the most-watched regular-season game in NFL history.

On his Week 13 power rankings, Brady announced that the Cowboys have made the list for the first time this season. The former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers star placed Dallas at No. 10, highlighting the team's wins against the Eagles and Chiefs as the reason for its rise.

The Chicago Bears were without four players in practice on Wednesday: linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II (shoulder), running back Kyle Monangai (ankle), wide receiver Rome Odunze (foot) and cornerback Tyrique Stevenson (hip). Linebacker T.J. Edwards (hand/hamstring) was the only player limited.

The Dallas Cowboys arrive in Detroit riding a three-game win streak and a defense reborn since September. Dak Prescott’s control, CeeDee Lamb’s volume, and Quinnen Williams’ impact have turned Dallas into a complete December team.

Thursday night is shaping up to be a must-win game for both teams. Key injuries could play a major role. Is the Cowboys' best path a division crown?

That was the sentiment from anonymous NFL executives, who spoke with The Athletic's Jeff Howe about the season Prescott is having. One executive said he's always been a fan of Prescott, adding that he's "clicking" with coach Brian Schottenheimer.