Originally published Sunday, December 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM

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Today's games Time Pick New England at Buffalo 10 a.m. (Ch. 7) Patriots, 34-20 Patriots have won 10 in a row against the Bills. New York Giants at...

by Danny O'Neil

The Seattle Times


Today's games	Time	Pick
New England at Buffalo	10 a.m. (Ch. 7)	Patriots, 34-20
Patriots have won 10 in a row against the Bills.
New York Giants at Minnesota	10 a.m. (Ch. 13)	Vikings, 20-17
Giants average most rushing yards in NFL, Vikes allow the fewest.
St. Louis at Atlanta	10 a.m.	Falcons, 30-16
Rams one loss away from worst record since going 1-12-1 in 1962.
Kansas City at Cincinnati	10 a.m.	Bengals, 21-17
Seven of Chiefs' 13 losses have been by seven points or fewer.
Detroit at Green Bay	10 a.m.	Packers, 20-19
Lions have NFL's longest losing streak, Pack tied for 3rd-longest.
Tennessee at Indianapolis	10 a.m.	Titans, 20-13
Only Colts and Jets have scored more than 20 vs. Titans this season.
Carolina at New Orleans	10 a.m.	Saints, 23-17
No NFC South team has won a division game on road this season.
Cleveland at Pittsburgh	10 a.m.	Steelers, 20-9
Steelers rank No. 2 in scoring defense, Browns No. 29 in points scored.
Oakland at Tampa Bay	10 a.m.	Bucs, 24-13
Bucs allowing 30.7 points in Dec., 16.7 in three months before that.
Chicago at Houston	10 a.m.	Bears, 21-20
Texans 2-6 on road, averaging 20 points; 5-2 at home, averaging 25.
Seattle at Arizona	1:15 p.m. (Ch. 13)	Cardinals, 24-20
Cards allowing 16 points vs. NFC West, 29.5 points against all others.
Washington at San Francisco	1:15 p.m.	49ers, 21-20
Washington scored 40 points in its last four games combined.
Jacksonville at Baltimore	1:15 p.m.	Ravens, 27-20
Baltimore has already scored its most points of any season since 2003.
Miami at New York Jets	1:15 p.m.	Dolphins, 28-27
Jets have scored more than 20 points only once in last four games.
Dallas at Philadelphia	1:15 p.m.	Cowboys, 34-28
Eagles 1-4 vs. NFC East, 7-2-1 vs. everyone else.
Denver at San Diego	5:15 p.m. (Ch. 5)	Chargers, 24-20
Broncos averaged 33.3 points in September, 19.6 since then.
Last week's record: 6-8. Season record: 131.5-97.5 (.574)

Game of the Day

Denver at San Diego, 5:15 p.m., Channel 5

Denver is running out of bodies, San Diego is running out of time and only one of those two teams will end up running off to the playoffs. The Broncos lost running backs P.J. Pope and Selvin Young to injury last week, the sixth and seventh Denver running backs to be injured this season. The Chargers, meanwhile, were 4-8 just four weeks ago and now are in a position to claim a division title and the playoff berth with a victory.

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