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If that's the case, Vegas thinking to me is flawed. The 'skins could have wrapped up #2 a month ago, but they've been putting quite a bit of effort in for weeks now. And if the Cowboys were going to play all out, they needed to do so last week to avoid being in this position in the first place.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/28368969/saints-play-starters-shot-no-1-2-seed

Dallas is favored by 10.5 points, which to me is more of an indication of people overreacting to Dallas still having a chance at a playoff bearth than it is of how each team has played of late. 'skins are 2-3 in their last 5, and the biggest loss of the 3 was 10 points. And as for the Cowboys...

At least after the crap that's been out on that field tonight, all the Vikings fans here will be a little quieter tomorrow...

Maybe it won't. But keeping the Clapper and the crew of the SS Screwup at the helm sure as hell won't get it done. We have 0 percent chance without a change. Even if a new coach only ups that to 5 percent, I'll take it over another year, hell, another game of what we've got now.

Same loss, different opponent. Nothing will change until the coaches do; that's what we need, not help to get into a pointless postseason.

Says everyone at the end of every day...

Adam Schefter‏ @AdamSchefter 2 minutes ago Ravens’ RB Mark Ingram did, in fact, suffer a calf strain during today’s win over Cleveland, per source.