NFL Week 13 odds, picks, predictions, TV and streaming information for the Thanksgiving Day game between the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys.

You better be because you're about to be jam-packed with NFL action throughout Thanksgiving week, with a trio of games on Thursday, a Black Friday game, and then our usual dosage on Sunday and Monday.

An upset-filled Week 12 shook up the 2025 NFL Draft order, with new teams holding the first and second overall picks. Chad Reuter goes through all the Round 1 changes and identifies each team's biggest needs.

The Green Bay Packers (and likely, their fans) may not be ready to look ahead to the 2025 NFL draft with the season they're having so far. Regardless of how their season ends, "Titletown" will be the center of the NFL draft world as Green Bay prepares to host the 2025 NFL draft.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers offense picked up right where it left off before their bye week as they went into the Meadowlands and defeated the New York Giants 30-7

Tommy DeVito started and the results remained the same for the Giants... another dreadful loss.

The Buccaneers feasted on Tommy “Cutlets” DeVito and the New York Giants as they came off their bye refreshed in a dominant 30-7 victory Sunday. The Bucs are a better team than their now 5-6 record suggested,

Instead of providing a spark in taking over as the Giants' quarterback, Tommy DeVito got banged up, trolled and delivered the same inefficient play that has given New York the lowest-scoring offense in the NFL.

The New York Giants debuted a new starting quarterback Sunday, turning the keys of their struggling offense to second-year backup Tommy DeVito. The change did little to help early on. Not only did DeVito start slow against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers,

The New York Giants shocked the NFL world by releasing quarterback Daniel Jones. Jones has not performed at a high level this season and was recently benched. More news: 49ers, Lions Among Multiple Teams Interested In Pursuing Daniel Jones Following being benched,

Daniel Jones is free to sign with any NFL team after clearing waivers on Monday, which also means the team that signs the former New York Giants quarterback won't be on the hook for the nearly $12 million that was remaining on his contract this year or his $23 million injury guarantee.

Daniel Jones and the New York Giants are done, but the quarterback could soon find a new NFL home, drawing interest from around the league in the wake of New York granting his release Friday. Provided the former first-round draft pick clears waivers Monday,