The traditional names are here, and we even get two extra games: one on Thanksgiving night and the Prime Black Friday matchup. With everyone gathered around family and games spread across the weekend, here's a primer on what to watch this Thanksgiving.

A lot of new faces highlight our All-Havoc team in week 12 with only 3 repeat performers on the First Team. As always, go to the stats tab in the app to get season Havoc ratings and stats for every defensive player. Here's our top week 12 performers:

This week’s All-Threat team is highlighted by the running backs, which seems to be a theme of the 2024 NFL season. The 4 running backs to make the cut this week have combined to make 13 All-Threat teams this season. They’ve rushed for a combined 41 touchdowns through 12 weeks and our first teamers, Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry are in the heat of the MVP conversation, which is saying a lot for any non QB. Here’s a look at all the top offensive performers form week 12:

Scott Hanson's witching hour never fails to disappoint. The Cowboys, as a quarterback-less dumpster fire, accidentally scored 34 points on a team we now have a few questions about after Jayden Daniels set the league on fire. Caleb Williams dropped one of the most elite passes of the year but Eberflus still might lose his job. The Chiefs barely beat the league's smallest quarterback but Mahomes prevailed.

With six week 12 byes, it's a lighter slate heading into the week of Thanksgiving, but there's still plenty to get excited about for the NFL weekend. The 49ers head into to play the Packers without Brock Purdy and their playoff hopes hanging in the balance more each week. The Eagles and Rams jockey for playoff position on Sunday Night Football and it's all capped with an All-Harbaugh affair between the Chargers and Ravens on Monday Night. Here's a few of our favorite plays for this weekend. As always, you can find all of our Bets on the "Best Bets" tab of the App.

Here's what to watch for when each side has the ball.

The Steelers travel to Cleveland to take on the Browns on Thursday Night Football. The Steelers are riding high off their division win over the rival Ravens, but they've got a stretch with lots of games in the AFC North to finish the season and their toughness will be tested. The Browns are simply trying to prove they haven't mailed it in yet. Beware, there is potential nasty weather in Cleveland tonight. Here's our picks:

You know that meme of The Undertaker rising from his coffin? As he sits up with authority, the camera pans to his eyes. Rage is inside, as people thought he was 'dead' only to show up to the horror of his opponents. That is what I envision Mike Tomlin is feeling heading into Week 12.

A couple of Bengals highlight our first team All-Threat in week 11, but it wasn't good enough for a win over Ladd McConkey and the Chargers. As always, for full season Threat Ratings at every position, visit the Stats tab in our App.

The All-Havoc teams are hot off the presses and a few of our top players all season long shined again this weekend. Marlon Humphrey and Zack Baun each made the list for the fourth time this season and lead their respective position groups in full season Havoc Rating. As always, for all of our season Havoc Ratings, visit the Stats tab in the App.

The NFL is the hardest place to coach. College coaches generally get three or four years to get a full recruiting cycle in with the transfer portal helping out in this new era. And high school coaches are glorified babysitters at times when not trying to herd pubescent cats and teach them inside zone.

The king has fallen. The president's been shot. The mighty warrior has had a spear thrown through his breastplate and fallen off his horse into a sticky puddle of mud.

It's an interesting slate this Sunday highlighted by the Chiefs and the Bills playing for positioning in the AFC. If the Chiefs win, the 1 seed is all but locked up, but if the Bills come out on top, there's a lot of jockeying left to do. There's also the top spot in the AFC North up for grabs with the Ravens and Steelers facing off. Go into the Best Bets tab in the App to see all of our Best Bets, but here's a sampling of our favorites.

Ravens vs. Steelers

Thursday Night Football is on fire this year with great matchups, especially of the divisional variety. After a classic last week in the AFC North, we get an NFC East showdown this week. The Commanders go to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles in a matchup that will put the winner in the driver's seat in the East with the Cowboys and Giants all but dead. Let's take a look at some of the picks we like in the classic battle.

The Washington Commanders—yes, that team—are a half-game back from the NFC East divisional lead. They will travel to rival Philadelphia to take on the Eagles for the lead in the division. Dallas is Dak-less for the year and more worried about stadium aesthetics than playing football on the field that Jerry built (they are now 0-5, dating back to last year). The Giants are also in a free fall, having lost five straight.

This week saw a lot of familiar faces rise to the top of our Threat Ratings. 10 of the 14 on the top two teams have made appearances previously this year. 1 of the 4 who had not was Christian McCaffrey who was playing for the first time this season. There were a lot of impressive individual offensive performances in week 10, but as you'll see in the 1st team write ups below, not all of those performances resulted in win for their team. Here is this week All-Threat teams.

Havoc can be recorded in a variety of ways, measuring specifically plays that have the greatest impact on a team's ability to win. Versatility is highlighted in this week's All-Havoc teams as you see within position groups, often times each of the players excelled in different disciplines- whether that was run stopping Havoc, coverage Havoc or pass rush Havoc. Here are our top defensive performers in Week 10.

Up to this point in the season, to recap the week that was in the NFL we’ve been focused on our key takeaways from the week that was. Many of those takeaways have been focused on the best teams in the league, but lots have been focused on the league's biggest disappointments as well. We’ve spent A LOT of time talking about the Jets, Cowboys and Bengals.

The Chiefs won on a blocked field goal. Jared Goff threw five picks and still won. Football is kind of stupid sometimes. You’ve got to love it that way.

It's another full day of football! And we mean FULL DAY with the Giants and Panthers getting us kicked off in the early morning in Germany. Get up, have a boot full of beer and eat some sausage. 'Tis the season, I guess. One thing we don't have to guess on is that it's football season. The weather is finally starting to turn in many parts of the country and we're half way through the 18 week season as we enter week 10. It's going to be fun, as always! Here's a sampling of our Best Bets this weekend. As always, check out the Best Bets Tab in the app for the full array.

Wake up to football in Munich, Germany!

Nine weeks of the NFL season are in the books, which is exactly the half way point of an 18 week season. Every team has now played either 8 or 9 games, so it's time to take an inventory of what's going on around the league. It can be hard to get a handle on what's going on in the league on a week to week basis, but when you take a step back and look at things from a holistic perspective, some great teams and performances have stood out. With that as the backdrop, let's give out some first half awards.

Thursday Night Football brings us a Division matchup in the AFC North. The Bengals are fighting for their playoff lives sitting at 4-5 and trying not to fall too far behind the eight ball in the Wild Card race. The Ravens are trying to catch the Steelers at the top of the Division and prove that they are the class of the AFC. Or at least, the class of teams vying to beat the Chiefs.

The Week 5 matchup between these two teams had plenty of fireworks. Joe Burrow threw for five TDs and almost 400 yards through the air. Lamar answered with a four-TD game of his own, throwing for 348 yards. Ja'Marr Chase had nearly 200 yards receiving, while Derek Henry almost eclipsed the 100-yard mark on the ground. It was an offensive explosion, and this rematch looks similar.

For defenses in the NFL, it's all about the big plays. Forcing turnover is key in a league where the margins are razor thin and one game changing turnover can be the difference between a win and a loss. This week's All-Havoc team is highlighted by players who made difference making plays for their teams.

Threat Ratings are hot off the presses for week 9 and some familiar faces rose to the top again. Saquon Barkley, Justin Jefferson and Travis Kelce all made one of the teams for the third time this season, but yet another quarterback joins the All-Threat lineage this week, with Jalen Hurts making his first appearance of the season. Here is the full All-Threat team this week:

Let’s call this past Sunday “Separation Sunday.” We are halfway through the NFL regular season, and Sunday was a day where we clearly delineated the “haves” and the “have nots” around the NFL. At the current time there are 9 teams (nine!) that are 2-6 or worse: The Patriots, Dolphins, Browns, Titans, Jaguars, Raiders, Giants, Panthers and Saints. That’s 28% of the league, effectively done for the season.

The math is starting to matter. Obviously, math means the world to us here at Field Vision, but the playoff math is starting to matter. If your team is counting how many wins are left on the schedule and how that coincides with their playoff chances, you're probably already cooked.

We head into week 9 with a mixed bag slate. The early slate is highlighted by two 5-3 teams in the Broncos and Ravens with the Ravens coming off a disappointing loss to the Browns last week. In the late window, we have an NFC North showdown between the Packers and the Lions. Here's a sampling of our Best Bets in week 9. As always, go the Best Bets tab of the App for all of our picks.

Broncos vs. Ravens

Both these teams came into the year with high expectations. The Texans had ascending star C.J. Stroud at quarterback and an improving defense on a team that won a playoff game a year ago. The Jets were finally going to get to see hall of fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers lead their offense. As it turns out, only one had real reason for optimism and that was the Texans. Houston enters Thursday night at 6-2 in New York against a 2-6 Jets team. Peculiarly though, the Jets are favored in the game. Here are some picks we like this Thursday night.

If an award could have been given to the offseason winner, it might have gone to the Jets. Aaron Rodgers was finally healthy. The defense was primed for success with the addition of Haason Reddick at Edge to complement an already staunch defense. Of course, there were questions about the offense, but most believed Rodgers would send the franchise to great heights.

This week's All-Havoc team features a bevy of Pittsburgh Steelers. And, why not? They created plenty of Havoc against the Giants on Monday night. T.J. Watt of the aforementioned Steelers and Jaylon Jones of the Colts each made their 3rd appearance of the season in All-Havoc lore. Here's the full list: