Football Nation presents the 23rd episode of Monday Morning Huddle with host Dave Holcomb. In this week’s show, Football Nation Contributors Alex Reimer, Wayne Hood and Dakota Crawford guest star. Reimer, host of FN Today, talks about New England’s defense and the Patriots position in the AFC. Next the show moves into a Cowboys discussion where Football Nation Contributor Wayne Hood believes Dallas’ playoff hopes are dwindling. To finish off, AFC South expert Dakota Crawford analyzes Houston and Indianapolis.

In what's been a Super Bowl quality season for the 49ers, they might throw away their best chance to earn a championship this year with a quarterback controversy, as host Adam Dobrowolski explains in this week's edition of "Stat Pack." Also, Dobrowolski explains why Robert Griffin's sterling performance on Thanksgiving reminds him of a future Hall of Fame receiver.

The 49ers and Bears both played their back-up QB's on Monday night, and it is no coincidence the team that threw the ball won the game.

Host Dave Holcomb extensively covers one of the best rivalries in the NFL and another action from week eleven.

In this week's edition of the Stat Pack, host Adam Dobrowolski delves into the Super Bowl credentials of the Seattle Seahawks and the MVP credentials of Matt Ryan. Also, Dobrowolski lights the fire once again for his Mathletics, showing a six pack of regression from Week 10.

Steve and Don interview Aaron Schatz from Football Outsiders.

Alex speaks with Sal Capaccio of sports radio WGR Buffalo about what wins in today's NFL. Is it an elite QB, head coach, or simply just not beating yourself?

Host Dave Holcomb covers the games from week ten which featured three concussed quarterbacks and the AFC prevailing over the NFC.

In the Week 10 edition of the Stat Pack, host Adam Dobrowolski analyzes how the Bears and Falcons might not be the Super Bowl contenders most think and offers his second-half playoff projections. Also, Dobrowolski looks at the best match-ups from the upcoming weekend's slate of game.

Steve and Don interview Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated and SI.com.