As we get deeper into both the college and pro football season, the games become bigger. This weekend is no exception as there are several games that should qualify as “must-see tv.”

Saturday, 7:00 PM- #3 Auburn vs. #4 Ole Miss

The current third- and fourth-ranked teams in the nation square off in Oxford, MS for a game that should serve as a national title quarterfinal. As both teams already have a loss on their resume, it’s doubtful that a second loss would allow either to advance into the playoff.

Sunday, 1:00 PM- Arizona vs. Dallas

Dallas quarterback Tony Romo will be a game-time decision when his Cowboys take on the 6-1 Arizona Cardinals on Sunday afternoon. If Romo can’t go, the Cowboys will have to take on the NFC’s best team with Brandon Weeden at quarterback. DeMarco Murray, the NFL’s leading rusher will obviously be a huge part of the Cowboys game plan but he’ll have his work cut out for him as he is facing a Cardinals’ defense that is tied for the league lead allowing just 3.3 yards per carry.

Sunday, 1:00 PM- San Diego vs. Miami

The 5-3 San Diego Chargers take on the 4-3 Miami Dolphins in a game that has plenty of playoff implications. With both teams likely vying for one of the two wildcard spots, this game is not only important in the standings, but also for tiebreak purposes. Philip Rivers and the Chargers have won six of their last eight games in the eastern time zone, but one of the two losses came at Miami last November (20-16).

Sunday, 4:25 PM- Denver vs. New England

There’s a sizable faction of the public that have grown fatigued by the Peyton Manning versus Tom Brady coverage, especially being that these two have seemingly squared off every year.

Why would anyone grow tired of greatness?

Enjoy the Manning versus Brady games while you can, they are two of the all-time greats who are still playing at an unbelievably high level into their late-30’s.

It certainly beats the alternative of Glennon versus Hoyer.

Sunday, 8:30 PM- Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh

One of the Top 5 rivalries in the NFL picks up on prime time as the Ravens and Steelers, both 5-3 are squarely in the hunt for not only a wildcard spot, but a division title. This game seems slightly bigger for Pittsburgh, as the Steelers already dropped their first game with the Ravens and a loss would not only put them one game behind their rivals in the standings, but they would also surrender the division tie-breaker.

Fantasy Injury Report

There are several injuries on the report that can affect your fantasy teams. Here are some of the players that have been ruled out for this weekend’s games:

Bengals RB Giovanni Bernard

Vikings TE Kyle Rudolph

Buccaneers running back Doug Martin’s status is doubtful for when Tampa Bay’s game at Cleveland.

Here are some of the players listed as questionable:

Bengals WR A.J. Green

Ravens TE Owen Daniels