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Lions vs Vikings: NFC North Showdown
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Christmas Day Clash: Lions Aim for Playoff Spot Against Vikings
The Detroit Lions, desperate for a win to stay in the playoff race, face the Minnesota Vikings in a crucial NFC North showdown. The Lions, with a 8-7 record, need to win their final two games and hope the Packers lose to secure a playoff spot. The Vikings, without starting QB J.J. McCarthy due to a hand injury, will start rookie Max Brosmer. The Lions defense, ranked last in the NFL over the past five weeks, may find an opportunity to improve against the inexperienced QB. The Lions are favored by 7.5 points, with an over-under of 43 and moneyline odds of -375. Our prediction: Lions win 27-17. The game streams exclusively on Netflix at 4:30 PM ET, with radio broadcast available for Lions fans.
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