QB Game Ball - Michael Vick, Eagles - 17/31, 291 yards, 3 TD, 4 carries, 30 yards, 1 TD
If you haven't been following the Eagles this season, then it is important to note that Kerry Kolb is the future quarterback for the organization. But that isn't stopping Michael Vick from winning football games in the present. And Vick isn't just winning the games - he's leading the team to victories. Yes, he's still doing it with his legs as he ran for a score against the Jags on Sunday. But he is also staying in the pocket when he needs to and finding the open receivers. DeSean Jackson had another huge day with 153 yards and a TD. But for now the Eagles are all about Vick and until someone stops him, Kolb will remain in the future.

QB Honorable Mention - Matt Cassell, Chiefs - 16/27, 250 yards, 3 TD, 1 Int (solid running game and nice D make a QB look good.)

RB Game Ball - Adrian Peterson, Vikings - 23 carries, 160 yards, 2 TD, 5 catches, 30 yards
If I were a 40-year old NFL QB I sure hope I would have a good running game. Oh wait Brett Favre - you have one! The Vikings road the legs of AP against the Lions on Sunday. Half of the studs' yards came on one big TD run but hey, it all counts. And most importantly for the Vikes, they are finally in the win column. Just keep giving the ball to your stud and maybe you can pick up another.

RB Honorable Mention - Peyton Hillis, Browns - 22 carries, 144 yards, 1 TD, 7 catches, 36 yards (lone bright spot in three weeks for Cleveland.)

WR Game Ball - Austin Collie, Colts - 12 catches, 171 yards, 2 TD
Reggie Wayne is a stud WR. Dallas Clark is a stud TE. But right now Austin Collie is the stud for the Colts and Peyton Manning. Collie has scored in each game this season and now has 27 catches for 359 yards. Not too bad for a #2/#3 guy.

WR Honorable Mention - Lance Moore, Saints - 6 catches, 149 yards, 2 TD (just one more weapon for Drew Brees.)

Special T Game Ball - Leon Washington, Seahawks - 4 kickoff returns, 253 yards, 2 TD
Good teams win by executing in all aspects of the game. Not sure if Seattle is a good team yet, but Washington helps them big time in the return game.

The Game Used Sock Award

Frank Gore, RB, 49ers - 15 carries, 43 yards, 9 catches, 102 yards
Okay, before anyone in the bay area starts crying, yes with those receiving numbers that's a pretty solid day for any RB. But think about it. Gore managed just 43 yards on the ground versus the Chiefs. Two weeks ago he had just 38 rushing yards against the Seahawks. And the Niners are 0 and 3. Yes, Alex Smith is not playing well at the quarterback position and the defense isn't stopping anybody. But Gore is supposed to be a stud running back. Give him the ball and let him carry the team to victory. He can do it even having to wear last week's stanky, sweat-stained socks. Really. He can.

Stinky Sock Honorable Mention - Sebastian Janikowski, K, Raiders - two missed field goals including a 32-yard attempt to win the game.

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Here is our Line-Up Locks for Week 13. Three games on turkey day and they could all be turkeys, especially the afternoon games. This means that's there good match ups and good reason to watch football closely on Thanksgiving. Here's a quick look at those who has favorable matchups (LOCK IN) and those who deserve a spot on your bench this week (LOCK OUT):

QUARTERBACKS
Lock In:
--Tony Romo vs. Sea
My take: Romo will likely be munching on one of those freakish 8 leg turkeys Fox serves after the game. Romo will have a fantastic statline against a miserable Seahawk team.

--Brett Favre vs. Den
My take: The Jets are hot and are being led by Favre. Champ Bailey might play, but don't expect that to hinder Favre's numbers who will shred a terrible Bronco defense and connect for at least two TDs.

--Matt Ryan @ SD
My take: This just in, the Chargers cannot stop the pass. The strong Falcon's running game does hurt Ryan's statline, a little, but it also means less blitzing and more open receivers. Ryan will throw two TDs this week.

Lock Out:
--Matt Cassell vs. Pit
My take: Cassell has been an absolute stud the last two weeks. He makes for a tough choice of whether to start him or not, but this week it's such a tough match up that Cassell should take a seat on the bench this week.

--Donovan McNabb vs. Ari
My take: The late night Thanksgiving Day game could be a real turkey for the Eagles quarterback. He was benched last week after yet another terrible performance. He's desperate and angry and has an inept offense, that spells trouble.

--Tyler Thigpen @ Oak
My take: Thigpen has been pleasantly surprising, throwing for multiple TDs in multiple games. However, this week he goes against a very underrated Raider defense.


RUNNING BACKS
Lock In:
--Chris Johnson/Lendale White @ Det
My take: Football on Thanksgiving is a great tradition, but Titans versus the Lions is not good football, unless you own the Titan running backs. Lendale White only touched the ball three times in Sunday's loss, and he complained, look for the Titan TD machine to remedy the situation while Johnson will rack up the yardage.

--Ronnie Brown @ StL
My take: The Dolphins are still stinging from the beatdown the Patriots gave them. They will get well and Ronnie Brown will rack up the stats versus the Rams.

--Michael Turner @ SD
My take: Turner is a fantasy stud and has made the surprising Falcons a dangerous team. In this match up, you cannot sit Turner.

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