You would think this is the biggest game that has ever happened.
And yes, it's big, and it's the latest into the season that unbeatens have met, but there's a lot being ignored today (CBS didn't help with its countdown clock as Carson Palmer was attempting a late drive down 12 to Buffalo -- Ian Eagle had declared the game over even though a sliver of chance remained. Luckily, Buffalo intercepted Palmer so that the narrative and switchover to the Pats-Colts wasn't disturbed).
Adrian Peterson ran for 296 yards for Minnesota, which I believe is an NFL record. Brett Favre somehow helped lead the Pack to a comeback win to make Green Bay 7-1. The NFL saw the longest gain possible for the first time today -- a 109-yard return of a missed field goal.
All I'm saying is that in a league that, in my eyes, has gotten progressively more boring outside of a few teams is having one hell of a Sunday.
