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With key players returning on both sides of the ball, Green Bay could head to its second Super Bowl in three seasons.

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Week 15 winners/losers: One boneheaded move aside, Packers look like a smart Super Bowl pick (Yahoo! Sports)

As always, our good friends at NFL.com and the RedZone Channel (still the most addictive substance around, no matter where you live) have given us the video of all 64 touchdowns scored in Sunday’s morning and afternoon games (depending on your time zone). This week, we’ve got some interesting ones — start with the three rushing touchdowns scores by Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, as the rookie quarterback zone-optioned the Buffalo Bills into oblivion. Wilson wasn’t the only NFC West player to surprise with three rushing scores — Arizona’s Beanie Wells also put up a trio of rushing touchdowns in the Cardinals’ 38-10 shocker over the Detroit Lions. Cleveland’s Trent Richardson, Carolina’s Mike Tolbert, and Washington’s Alfred Morris each put up a pair of rushing touchdowns, leaving Adrian Peterson with just one score. Begging the question: How does a guy rush for 212 yards, and hit the end zone just once? Seattle’s Marshawn Lynch is probably wondering the same thing about his day, in which he gained 113 yards on just 10 carries, and scored just once. Hopefully, Lynch has his quarterback on his fantasy team. Among the 35 passing touchdowns you’ll see, there are the four scores thrown by New Orleans’ Drew Brees in the Saints’ 41-0 beatdown of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. St. Louis’ Sam Bradford, Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers, and Atlanta’s Matt Ryan each threw for three touchdowns. Other guys, like Buffalo’s Ryan Fitzpatrick and Cleveland’s Brandon Weeden, had a touchdown pass each, but their days were partially ruined by two-pick days. Touchdowns you won’t see? Well, you won’t see any from Eli Manning or Josh Freeman, as their teams were goose-egged. If we had a pick reel, Freeman would lead that up, as he threw four against the Saints. Matthew Stafford also has an Excedrin headache after his three-pick, no-touchdown game against the Cards. Of course, the most impressive defensive touchdown was scored by Chris Harris of the Denver Broncos, who spoiled Joe Flacco’s day with a 98-yard pick-six.

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Video: See all 64 touchdowns from Sunday’s gameday action (Shutdown Corner)

BALTIMORE — The last time the Denver Broncos weren’t celebrating in a postgame locker room was in Foxborough, Mass., way back in Week 5. These focus…

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Are Broncos the Patriots’ toughest test?

(Reuters) – The Baltimore Ravens, thanks to a Dallas win, reached the National Football League playoffs for the fifth straight season on Sunday despite their loss to the Denver Broncos. Dallas’ overtime victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers enabled the Ravens (9-5) to clinch their post-season berth with two games remaining in the regular season even though they suffered their third consecutive loss. The Broncos earned their ninth straight victory with Peyton Manning throwing for 204 yards and one touchdown in the 34-17 triumph at Baltimore. …

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Ravens into playoffs for fifth straight year (Reuters)

A look at an all-AFC West shutout as the Oakland Raiders downed the Kansas City Chiefs 15-0: What it means: The Raiders sent fans home happy in the l…

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Wrap-up: Raiders 15, Chiefs 0