The NFL Roundup Week 11 - The Most Fascinating Games to Watch on Sunday

There's an interesting vibe hanging over this week in the NFL. There's so many fresh new faces starting at quarterbacks, so many new coaches taking the field that in many ways, there's a crisp new feeling hanging over the remainder of the 2015 NFL Regular Season...in fact one could easily say it almost feels like the start of a new season. 

But despite all the changes that have come about, that feeling of renewal will quickly disappear once everyone takes the field to play. The goal still remains the same for all 32 teams, compete, at a high level for the Championship and that drive will lead to plenty of incredible games that will entertain and no doubt captivate us and here are the ones we are keeping an eye come tomorrow.

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BUFFALO BILLS AT NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

Scotty's Take
The second meeting of these two teams should be a blast to watch.  As Sexy Rexy’s Bills were one of two teams that have give Brady and company a run for their money.  I am not going to say that the Bills are a better team this far into the season, but they definitely have the drive to win games.  Although you don’t hear much coming out of the Patriots camp about looking forward to being undefeated once again, they have a shot at another perfect regular season.  There are not many teams out there that can give them a run for their money, but after suffering another couple of injuries the past week, it will be amazing to see what they are able to bring to the table against Buffalo.  I just see a shoot out in the making and with one veteran quarterback and a youngin', it should be the game of the week.

CINCINNATI BENGALS AT ARIZONA CARDINALS

Scotty's Take
What can be said about the Cincinnati Bengals that has not been said once this season.  They are lucky right?  I mean you cant be a good team if you lose to Houston, since they are beyond terrible.  But that is why the games are not played on paper and in a stadium.  Everyone has been thinking that the Bengals are just a fluke, but they continue to find ways to win their games and I don’t think that there is one problem with Andy Dalton and I look forward to seeing him take the field once again on Sunday to prove the haters wrong.  Arizona has been consistent this season and it has to be because of their quarterback Carson Palmer remaining healthy.  This team might be as razzle dazzle as some, but they just go out on the field and play their game.  They don’t get rattled, they don’t play afraid, they just play their game.  With one team having something to prove and the other just wanting to make up for last seasons playoff miss, well, I guess that they both have a reason to take to the field with some passion on Sunday.

GREEN BAY PACKERS AT MINNESOTA VIKINGS

John's Take
It's always a special game when two NFC North teams take the field and the gameplay that comes from such an event certainly piques your curiosity. But when one of those teams is surging while the other is riding a losing streak and both just happen to be the top two teams in the division, well that's a game that completely earns your attention and that's the case with Green Bay and Minnesota. The Vikings are strong right now, finding ways to grind it out on the field and earn a win no matter the odds and the Packers, well suddenly they are in decline. They have looked lost and confused on offense as of late and you know the Vikings defense is going to take full advantage of that. This could be another big time upset game, or it could be a chance for the Packers to get back on track.

DENVER BRONCOS AT CHICAGO BEARS

John's Take
This is my personal game of the week, and not for the obvious, I'm a Bronco fan reasons. No, this one I'm excited about because it has the potential to be a big time game, simply because of all the story surrounding this one. On one hand you have John Fox, former Denver Head Coach now leading the Bears and no doubt itching for a chance to stick it to the team that he "mutually agreed" to part from. On the other hand, you have the Broncos, with Brock Osweiler at the helm this week, looking for a chance to right the ship again and prove that letting Fox leave Denver was the right decision. You really can't ask for a better setup for a game than that, and I fully expect this one to be a fairly tough back and forth battle on the field.