Here is the Turkey Day game recap. 

Went a little quicker as I didn't use as many clips..  I cheated.  =)

Tennessee has backed out of a memorandum of understanding with Ohio Statedefensive coordinator Greg Schiano to be the Volunteers' next football coach, sources told ESPN's Chris Low.
The memorandum of understanding was signed by both parties Sunday in Columbus, Ohio, and the school had planned to introduce Schiano at a news conference Sunday night.
But when news broke that Tennessee was close to finalizing a deal with Schiano earlier Sunday, there was public outcry among Tennessee fans, with people citing his alleged connection to the Jerry Sandusky era at Penn State.
About 100 people gathered on Tennessee's campus to protest a potential Schiano hire, with many of them holding signs with various messages such as "Schia-NO.''
At a rock on campus where students often paint various messages, the words "Schiano covered up child rape at Penn State'' appeared Sunday.
Schiano, Urban Meyer's defensive coordinator at Ohio State for the last two seasons, and Tom Bradley, defensive coordinator under recently fired UCLAcoach Jim Mora, were both Penn State assistants under Joe Paterno during Sandusky's tenure.
http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...head-coach

https://twitter.com/christomasson/status...2357278720

is Steve Harvey going to fuck it up again tonight?

https://twitter.com/tduke2200/status/934869505960005632

1. Philly: most complete team and I would rank them number 1 in the NFC. But not by much.
2. Vikings: no need to say anything here. I have them at number 2. Kicking game is a bit of a concern.
3. Rams: very nice team. Great kicking game. Best to play them at home. 
4. N.O.: I think their D may be a little overrated. They rely on lots of gambling. I do not think they can beat us with their new ground and pound game. Brees needs to be Brees. But Kamara is a problem.
5. Carolina: They are erratic. Very good defense but they go as their mercurial QB goes. If Cam is having a day, they can be really good. But it is tough to have to rely on that. 
6. Atlanta: Another up and down team. Not sure they can put together 60 minutes of high level football against better opponents. 
7. Seattle: Not much of a running game and their D is not what it once was. But Wilson gives them a chance every game.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/201...eviewable/

Perfect end to a great Thanksgiving weekend...

Got a substitute system... This is taking a long time putting these together off of 2 different systems.  Both made before 2010...  

I have the lions one filmed just not edited hopefully I'll get it done tonight still...  enjoy!

If Vikings quarterback Case Keenum continues to play the way he has, he’ll be in for a big payday with his next contract.
Keenum, 29, playing for $2 million this season, can become a free agent after the season. It’s a sure bet, however, that the Vikings won’t allow him to hit the open market.
Assuming he finishes the season performing like he has in leading the Vikings to seven straight victories, Keenum probably can expect a two- or three-year contract worth about $15 million annually.
Vikings fans, at least at this juncture, would revolt if the team were not to re-sign Keenum, who has basically saved the season after starter Sam Bradford’sdisabling knee injury and Teddy Bridgewater’s long recovery from knee surgery.
Although Bridgewater, 25, now is on the active roster, the Vikings honestly still don’t know how he’ll perform after a 15-month absence from game action.
For caution’s sake, though, the Vikings still have five games remaining in the regular season, and that’s why the team — and Keenum — are expected to wait until the end rather than consider a new deal now.
http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/25/walters-vikings-case-keenum-on-track-to-become-very-rich/