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Colts' offense: The Colts offense is overrated. But they close with Cinncinnati, Detroit, at Jacksonville and at home against the Titans.

Ben Roethlisberger, QB, Steelers: For a while, Pittsburgh's sack rate was about 15 percent, which is terrible (average is about 6.5 percent). It's down to 9.8 percent. In the past four games (three wins), he has been dumped seven times in 145 attempts (4.8 percent).

Cowboys pass rush: The Steelers get more respect, but Dallas leads the NFL in defensive sack percentage. Can the Steelers and Roethlisberger hold the fort versus the Cowboys on Sunday's showcase game?

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Players who thrived against give-up defenses: Chris Johnson and Steve Slaton are good players. But the Lions did not show up on Thanksgiving, even in a touch-Football sense. Monday night, Slaton walked into the end zone untouched twice late when the Jaguars were mentally on the plane back home.

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No. 1 receivers against the Raiders: Sunday, the Chiefs went to TE Tony Gonzales with Nnamdi Asomugha in coverage four times, completing two including a touchdown. But that's just 14 attempts to guys Asomugha is covering all year -- and half of those have been to Gonzalez (three in the first Chiefs-Raiders game). Wide receivers like Randy Moss (who plays Oakland Week 15) are a solid bet to be completely ignored.