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SI.com: Jerome Bettis: Stafford will make Lions worth watching; bench Jay Cutler, more

• Every Thanksgiving I end up going back and forth between my family in Detroit and my family in Atlanta, so there's not always time for football on my Thursday afternoon, believe it or not. But this day always makes me think of Detroit -- because I'm from there, and because of the coin-flip incident in 1998, which everyone wants to talk about around this time of year.

SI.com: Peter King: Stafford's gutsy comeback, Chiefs win over Steelers highlight Week 11

NEW YORK -- Talking with commissioner Roger Goodell, while he was getting his makeup wiped off in our NBC Football Night in America studio Sunday night after his Eagles-Bears halftime appearance ...

SI.com: Don Banks: Steelers, Ravens stumble to set up must-win game, more Snap Judgments

DENVER -- Musings, observations and the occasional insight from the Mile High City as we run down the curious doings of Week 11 in the NFL ...

SI.com: Dan Shaughnessy: Lions on Thanksgiving as American as turkey and stuffing

You can make fun of the Lions if you want. Why not? Everybody does.

SI.com: Peter King: Drew Brees is my Sportsman of the Year

Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Dec. 1. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer.

SI.com: Don Banks: Chargers leaving Broncos behind

DENVER -- Looking back, I really can't fathom how these two 6-3 teams were ever tied for first place to start with as this Week 11 Sunday dawned. The only thing I can figure is the standings doubled as the NFL's version of an optical illusion. Maybe it's like when they warn you about objects in the mirror actually being closer than they appear, only to the exact opposite effect in this case.

SI.com: Adam Duerson: Game of the Week: Chargers-Broncos

Breaking Down Sunday's San Diego Chargers at Denver Broncos game (4:15 p.m., CBS)

SI.com: Ross Tucker: Week 11 Viewer's Guide; mailbag

My weekly look at key matchups and storylines to watch in one game at each time slot. (All times Eastern).

SI.com: Don Banks: NFL coaching candidates for 2010

With Dick Jauron's demise in Buffalo this week, the first domino has fallen in the NFL's annual exercise known as hiring/firing season. While nowhere near as many head coaching vacancies are expected this year compared to last year's record bloodletting, when 11 teams changed the guy in the No. 1 headset, you can be sure Jauron won't be the only one shown the door.

SI.com: Paul Daugherty: Johnson will try to resurrect career in Cincy

Larry Johnson came to the right place. He fell out of favor in Kansas City and into the feather bed in Cincinnati. The Bengals are Lazarus' Team. Or maybe, Emma Lazarus':

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