Thanksgiving Week Slate: Where Playoff Pictures Crystallize and Pretenders Fall
Week 13 arrives at the pivotal juncture where playoff pictures crystallize and pretenders separate from contenders. After 12 compelling weeks that have delivered shocking upsets, breakout performances, and divisional drama, the Thanksgiving week slate (November 27 - December 2) presents 16 captivating matchups that will reshape the postseason landscape. The New England Patriots' stunning resurgence under Drake Maye leads the AFC at 10-2, while the Los Angeles Rams' Matthew Stafford mounts an MVP campaign that has propelled them to 9-2 and sole possession of first place in the NFC. This isn't your grandfather's NFL—though some of the names certainly sound familiar.
1. League Context & Current Standings
AFC Standings: Patriots Rising, Chiefs Scrambling
Division Leaders
- 1. New England Patriots (10-2) - AFC East Champions in waiting. Drake Maye's emergence has transformed a supposed rebuilding year into something magical, with the rookie posting 3,130 yards, 21 touchdowns, and 6 interceptions through 12 games.
- 2. Denver Broncos (9-2) - AFC West leaders riding an eight-game winning streak under Sean Payton, ranking third in scoring defense (17.5 PPG allowed).
- 3. Indianapolis Colts (8-3) - AFC South frontrunners despite stumbling against Kansas City in overtime. Jonathan Taylor's MVP-worthy campaign (1,197 rushing yards, 15 TDs through 12 games) powers the league's top-ranked offense.
- 4. Baltimore Ravens (6-5) - AFC North leaders by tiebreaker over Pittsburgh, having won five consecutive games after a brutal 1-5 start.
Wild Card Picture
- 5. Los Angeles Chargers (7-4) - Holding the top wild card spot with the NFL's second-best defense.
- 6. Jacksonville Jaguars (7-4) - Winners of four straight, including a 27-24 overtime thriller against Arizona in Week 12.
- 7. Buffalo Bills (7-4) - Slipping after dropping three of four away games, trailing New England by two full games.
On the Bubble: Pittsburgh Steelers (6-5), Houston Texans (6-5) riding elite defense, and Kansas City Chiefs (6-5) - currently outside the playoff picture despite Patrick Mahomes' pedigree. Their 1-4 road record has them fighting for their playoff lives.
NFC Standings: Rams Seize Control
Division Leaders
- 1. Los Angeles Rams (9-2) - The only NFC team with just two losses following their 34-7 demolition of Tampa Bay. Stafford's 30 touchdown passes lead the league.
- 2. Philadelphia Eagles (8-3) - The reigning Super Bowl champions squandered a 21-point lead against Dallas and now trail the Rams in the standings.
- 3. Chicago Bears (8-3) - First-year coach Ben Johnson has them riding a four-game winning streak and leading the NFC North.
- 4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-5) - Still atop the NFC South via division record tiebreaker, but have lost three straight.
Wild Card Race
- 5. Seattle Seahawks (8-3) - NFC West contenders with the league's top offensive DVOA.
- 6. San Francisco 49ers (8-4) - Beat the Panthers 20-9 on Monday Night Football behind Christian McCaffrey's 142 scrimmage yards.
- 7. Green Bay Packers (7-3-1) - The only NFC North team without two divisional losses.
Season Trends: Chaos Reigns Supreme
Biggest Overperformers:
- New England's 10-2 start defies all preseason projections that had them picking top-three in next year's draft
- Chicago's 8-3 record under rookie head coach Ben Johnson represents one of the feel-good stories of the season
- Denver's defensive resurgence (17.5 PPG allowed) has been spectacular
Shocking Underachievers:
- Cincinnati (3-8) possesses the 32nd-ranked defense (32.7 PPG allowed) despite Joe Burrow's excellence
- Washington (3-8) has lost six straight after playoff expectations, hemorrhaging 26.9 PPG
- Minnesota (4-7) has collapsed with five losses in six games post-bye
Statistical Overview
Offensive Powerhouses:
- Indianapolis leads at 32.1 PPG with the league's fifth-best total offense (396.9 YPG)
- Dallas averages 29.2 PPG behind the NFL's top total offense (420.8 YPG)
- Seattle (29.5 PPG) and Detroit (29.2 PPG) round out the top scorers
Defensive Dominance:
- Los Angeles Rams allow just 16.3 PPG—best in football
- Houston (16.5 PPG) and Denver (17.5 PPG) form an elite defensive trio
- Kansas City (18.1 PPG) and New England (18.8 PPG) complete the top five
Turnover Differential Leaders: The Rams lead at +12 with just eight turnovers lost. Indianapolis (+11), Seattle (+10), and New England (+9) also protect the football exceptionally well.
2. Top Performer Race & Player Analysis
Quarterback MVP Watch
1. Drake Maye, New England Patriots
The prohibitive favorite. Through 12 games: 3,130 yards, 21 TDs, 6 INTs, plus 285 rushing yards and 2 rushing scores. At just 22 years old, Maye has the Patriots positioned for their first AFC title since the dynasty years.
2. Matthew Stafford, Los Angeles Rams
At 37, Stafford's resurgence borders on miraculous. Leading the NFL with 30 touchdown passes against just two interceptions, his 7.6 yards per attempt and 112.4 QBR have the Rams as legitimate Super Bowl contenders. The Puka Nacua and Davante Adams acquisitions provide him elite weapons.
3. Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis Colts
The running back breaking the quarterback monopoly narrative. With 1,197 yards and 15 rushing touchdowns through 12 games, plus 260 receiving yards and 2 receiving TDs, Taylor leads the NFL's most explosive offense. A 26-touchdown season appears within reach.
4. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills
The defending MVP plays better this season by most metrics despite Buffalo's struggles. Hamstrung by the league's worst road record among playoff contenders (2-3), Allen needs the Bills to turn things around quickly.
5. Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs
Clinging to relevancy with 2,625 yards, 18 TDs, and 6 INTs. The Chiefs' 6-5 record and 10th-place AFC standing represent uncharted territory for Mahomes, who hasn't missed the playoffs since becoming a starter.
Rushing Leaders: Power and Explosiveness
Through Week 12, the league's premier backs have separated themselves:
- Jonathan Taylor, IND - 1,197 yards, 15 TDs (5.2 YPC)
- Derrick Henry, BAL - 142.0 rushing YPG leads the league
- Jahmyr Gibbs, DET - Explosive 219-yard performance in Week 11
- Bijan Robinson, ATL - 119.9 rushing YPG with dual-threat ability
- Christian McCaffrey, SF - 142 scrimmage yards in Week 12 win over Carolina
Receiving Leaders: Target Monsters
The pass-catching elite through 12 games:
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba, SEA - 80+ catches, 1,313 yards, 7 TDs (leads in receptions and yards)
- George Pickens, DAL - 67 catches, 1,054 yards, 8 TDs following his trade to Dallas
- Puka Nacua, LAR - 80 catches, 947 yards in just 10 games
- Amon-Ra St. Brown, DET - 75 catches, 884 yards, 9 TDs (red zone monster)
- Ja'Marr Chase, CIN - 79 catches, 861 yards despite Cincinnati's struggles
Defensive Playmakers
Sack Leaders:
- Myles Garrett (Cleveland) at 18 sacks through 11 games, needs 5.0 more sacks to break the single-season record of 22.5 set by Michael Strahan (2001) and tied by T.J. Watt (2021)
- Denver's pass rush leads the NFL with 49 sacks overall
3. Game-by-Game Comprehensive Previews
Thursday, November 27 (Thanksgiving Day)
Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions
Kickoff: 1:00 PM ET (6:00 PM GMT) | Venue: Ford Field, Detroit, MI | TV: FOX
Betting Lines
Spread: Lions -3 (-155) / Packers +3 (+130) [1.65/2.30]
Moneyline: Lions -155 / Packers +130 [1.65/2.30]
Total: 48.5-49.5 (Over -110/Under -110) [1.91/1.91]
Team Form:
Lions (7-4): Winners of their last game against the Giants despite going to overtime. Jared Goff threw for 279 yards and 2 TDs but was sacked three times. At Ford Field this season, Detroit is 3-2 ATS and 4-1 straight up.
Packers (7-3-1): Bouncing back with victories over the Giants and Vikings after early season struggles. Jordan Love threw for just 139 yards against the Giants but committed zero turnovers. Green Bay is 4-7 ATS this season but has covered in their last two.
Head-to-Head: In their Week 4 meeting, Green Bay dominated 27-13, holding Jahmyr Gibbs to just 50 total yards. The Packers' defense, led by Micah Parsons (acquired midseason), completely neutralized Detroit's ground game. This will be the 23rd Thanksgiving meeting between these franchises—the most in NFL history. The Packers are 9-12-1 against the Lions on Thanksgiving.
Tactical Analysis: The critical matchup: Jahmyr Gibbs versus the Packers' front seven led by Micah Parsons. Gibbs exploded for 219 rushing yards and 45 receiving yards on 11 catches in Week 11, but Parsons held him to nothing in their first meeting.
Best Bet
Packers +3 (+130) [2.30] at DraftKings
The rematch factor favors Green Bay, who dominated this matchup earlier. With the spread at the critical three-point number and quality plus-money available on the dog, back the Packers to keep this within a field goal or steal the outright victory.
Alternative Play: Under 48.5 (-110) [1.91]
Score Prediction: Lions 24, Packers 22
Kansas City Chiefs @ Dallas Cowboys
Kickoff: 4:30 PM ET (9:30 PM GMT) | Venue: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX | TV: CBS/Paramount+
Betting Lines
Spread: Chiefs -3.5 (-175) / Cowboys +3.5 (+145) [1.57/2.45]
Moneyline: Chiefs -175 / Cowboys +145 [1.57/2.45]
Total: 51.5-52.5 (Over -110/Under -110) [1.91/1.91]
Team Form:
Chiefs (6-5): Finally broke through with an overtime thriller against Indianapolis, rallying from down 11 in the fourth quarter. Mahomes threw for 2 TDs but continues to struggle by his standards. Currently 10th in the AFC and desperate for wins.
Cowboys (5-5-1): The comeback kids. After falling behind 21-0 against Philadelphia, Dallas rattled off 24 unanswered points to win on a walk-off field goal. Dak Prescott orchestrated the offense brilliantly in the second half, while the defense—bolstered by Quinnen Williams—held the Eagles scoreless.
Head-to-Head: These storied franchises always deliver drama. Dallas boasts a 34-22-1 all-time record on Thanksgiving. Kansas City is 5-5 in their 10 Thanksgiving games and hasn't played on the holiday since 2006. The Cowboys are 3-1 at home this season while Kansas City limps in at 1-4 on the road.
Tactical Analysis: The marquee matchup: Cowboys' newly-fortified defensive line versus Kansas City's banged-up offensive line. Quinnen Williams has transformed Dallas' defense—they've allowed just 37 points in two games since acquiring him.
Best Bet
Under 52.5 (-110) [1.91] at FanDuel
Two improved defenses on short rest make this a grind-it-out affair. Dallas holds Kansas City under 24 points while scoring just enough to win.
Alternative Play: Cowboys +3.5 (+145) [2.45]
Score Prediction: Cowboys 27, Chiefs 24
Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens
Kickoff: 8:20 PM ET (1:20 AM GMT Friday) | Venue: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD | TV: NBC/Peacock
Betting Lines
Spread: Ravens -7.5 (-410) / Bengals +7.5 (+320) [1.24/4.20]
Moneyline: Ravens -410 / Bengals +320 [1.24/4.20]
Total: 51.5 (Over -110/Under -110) [1.91/1.91]
Team Form:
Ravens (6-5): Riding a five-game winning streak to reclaim first place in the AFC North from Pittsburgh. Lamar Jackson has cooled recently but Baltimore's defense has tightened, allowing 20 or fewer points in six straight games.
Bengals (3-8): Devastated by the league's worst defense (32.7 PPG allowed). Joe Burrow practiced last week and appears on track to return from a toe injury, which would dramatically boost an offense averaging 27+ PPG with Joe Flacco under center.
Head-to-Head: These AFC North blood rivals always produce fireworks. Last season's two meetings were decided by one point and three points (OT), both Baltimore victories. The last six meetings all exceeded the total, including games with 69 and 79 combined points.
Best Bet
Over 51.5 (-110) [1.91] at DraftKings
The historical precedent is overwhelming—six straight between these teams went over, including 69 and 79-point affairs last season. With Burrow and Chase reuniting against the 32nd-worst defense, and Henry running wild, this becomes a track meet.
Alternative Play: Bengals +7.5 (+320) [4.20]
Score Prediction: Ravens 31, Bengals 27
Friday, November 28 (Black Friday)
Chicago Bears @ Philadelphia Eagles
Kickoff: 3:00 PM ET (8:00 PM GMT) | Venue: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA | TV: Amazon Prime Video
Betting Lines
Spread: Eagles -7 (-325) / Bears +7 (+260) [1.31/3.60]
Moneyline: Eagles -325 / Bears +260 [1.31/3.60]
Total: 44.5-45.5 (Over -110/Under -110) [1.91/1.91]
Team Form:
Bears (8-3): Riding a four-game winning streak under first-year head coach Ben Johnson. Caleb Williams threw three touchdown passes in their upset of the Steelers, and the defense held Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph in check. Chicago is 7-4 ATS overall and 4-2 ATS on the road.
Eagles (8-3): Reeling from an epic collapse against Dallas, where they blew a 21-0 lead and lost on a walk-off field goal. Philadelphia's championship aspirations took a massive hit, and they've now lost grip of the NFC's top seed to the Rams.
Tactical Analysis: The critical matchup: Caleb Williams versus Philadelphia's wounded secondary. Johnson's offense has scored 23.55 PPG since benching Russell Wilson after Week 3, and Williams has the weapons in DJ Moore and Rome Odunze to attack Philadelphia's injury-riddled defensive backs.
Best Bet
Bears +7 (+260) [3.60] at FanDuel
Chicago's four-game winning streak, strong ATS record (7-4), and Philadelphia's devastating secondary injuries make this line too generous. The Bears keep this within a touchdown or pull the outright upset.
Alternative Play: Over 44.5 (-110) [1.91]
Score Prediction: Eagles 27, Bears 24
Sunday, November 30 - Key Games
Houston Texans @ Indianapolis Colts
1:00 PM ET | This AFC South showdown could determine the division winner. Houston's elite defense (16.5 PPG allowed, 2nd in NFL) faces Jonathan Taylor and the league's top offense.
Best Bet
Texans +3.5 (+154) [2.54] at DraftKings
Houston's defense forces turnovers and controls time of possession. The Texans have won three straight at Lucas Oil Stadium.
San Francisco 49ers @ Cleveland Browns
1:00 PM ET | Myles Garrett (18 sacks) chases history against a 49ers team on short rest after Monday Night Football. Rain and snow forecasted.
Best Bet
Browns +6 (+215) [3.15] at Bet365
Cleveland covers 53% at home. Weather equalizes talent gap, and SF playing on short week.
Buffalo Bills @ Pittsburgh Steelers
4:25 PM ET | Winter weather advisory with temperatures in upper-20s and potential snow. Aaron Rodgers (wrist fracture) questionable.
Best Bet
Steelers +4.5 (+180) [2.80] at FanDuel
Pittsburgh's defense and weather favor physical home team. Buffalo struggles on road (2-3 in last 5 away).
Denver Broncos @ Washington Commanders
8:20 PM ET (Sunday Night Football) | Bo Nix and the 9-2 Broncos (winners of 8 straight) face a Washington team that's lost six consecutive with Marcus Mariota at QB.
Best Bet
Broncos -6.5 (-310) [1.32] at Bet365
Denver's elite defense (17.5 PPG) stifles backup QB. Broncos win convincingly on primetime.
Monday, December 1
New York Giants @ New England Patriots
Kickoff: 8:15 PM ET (1:15 AM GMT Tuesday) | Venue: Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA | TV: ESPN
Betting Lines
Spread: Patriots -7.5 (-410 to -460) / Giants +7.5 (+320 to +360) [1.24/4.20]
Total: 47.5-48.5 (Over -110/Under -110) [1.91/1.91]
Patriots (10-2): Winners of nine straight, cementing themselves as legitimate AFC championship contenders. Drake Maye continues his MVP-caliber campaign with the league's best rookie QB season in decades.
Giants (2-10): Lost three straight by one score. Fired defensive coordinator Shane Bowen. Jameis Winston replaced Jaxson Dart at QB and nearly pulled off upset vs Detroit in OT.
Best Bet
Giants +7.5 (+320) [4.20] at DraftKings
New York is 4-1 ATS as underdogs of 7.5+ points. Winston's gunslinger mentality keeps this within a touchdown through garbage time.
Score Prediction: Patriots 28, Giants 20
4. Key Betting Markets & Analysis
Primary Markets
Moneyline Locks
- Patriots (-410) over Giants: New England's nine-game winning streak continues against overmatched opposition
- Rams (-750) over Panthers: Los Angeles' firepower overwhelms injury-depleted Carolina
- Dolphins (-238) over Saints: Miami dominates the NFL's second-worst offense
Spread Value Plays
- Texans +3.5 (+154) @ Colts: Houston's elite defense keeps this within a field goal in critical AFC South showdown
- Bears +7 (+260) @ Eagles: Philadelphia's secondary injuries create major opportunity for Caleb Williams
- Steelers +4.5 (+180) vs Bills: Pittsburgh's defense and potential weather make them live home underdogs
- Browns +6 (+215) vs 49ers: San Francisco on short week after Monday night game; weather factor
Total Points Best Bets
- Over 51.5 (-110) Bengals @ Ravens: Historical precedent—last six meetings went over 50+ points
- Under 52.5 (-110) Chiefs @ Cowboys: Improved defenses on short rest favor defensive grind
- Under 41.5 (-110) Raiders @ Chargers: NFL's worst offense against quality defense equals low scoring
Player Props
Anytime Touchdown Scorers
- Jonathan Taylor (-140) [1.71] vs Texans: League's premier goal-line back with 15 TDs already
- Christian McCaffrey (-325) [1.31] @ Browns: Coming off 142-yard game, facing weak run defense
- George Pickens (+150) [2.50] @ Cowboys: Hot streak continues (18 catches, 290 yards, 2 TDs last two games)
- Derrick Henry (-155) [1.65] vs Bengals: 32nd-ranked defense allows rushing TDs freely
Passing Yards
- Drake Maye Over 275.5 (-115) [1.87] vs Giants: MVP candidate torches weak secondary on MNF
- Matthew Stafford Over 285.5 (-110) [1.91] @ Panthers: League-leading passer exploits undermanned defense
- Joe Burrow Over 265.5 (-105) [1.95] @ Ravens (if starting): Rivalry games always produce Burrow fireworks
Accumulator Ideas
Banker Selections (High-Confidence)
Three-Team Parlay (+300) [4.00]:
- Patriots ML (-410) over Giants
- Rams ML (-750) over Panthers
- Dolphins ML (-238) over Saints
Risk: $100 to win $300. Three dominant teams against overmatched opponents.
Value Accumulator
Four-Team Underdog Parlay (+2500) [26.00]:
- Texans +3.5 vs Colts
- Bears +7 vs Eagles
- Steelers +4.5 vs Bills
- Browns +6 vs 49ers
Risk: $50 to win $1,300. All four underdogs have legitimate covering chances based on matchup analysis.
5. Players to Watch
Star Performers
Offense
- Drake Maye, QB, Patriots: MVP frontrunner faces Giants on MNF stage
- Matthew Stafford, QB, Rams: 30 TD passes lead NFL; continues dominant stretch
- Jonathan Taylor, RB, Colts: Chasing 26-touchdown season vs Texans' elite defense
- Christian McCaffrey, RB, 49ers: 142 scrimmage yards Monday; faces Browns on short week
- Jahmyr Gibbs, RB, Lions: Coming off 219-yard explosion on Thanksgiving
Defense
- Myles Garrett, DE, Browns: Chasing single-season sack record (18 sacks through 11 games, needs 5.0 more to break record of 22.5)
- Micah Parsons, LB, Packers: Defensive centerpiece faces Thanksgiving showcase
- Will Anderson Jr., DE, Texans: Terrorizes offensive lines (part of 33-sack defense)
Breakthrough Candidates
Rookies
- Caleb Williams, QB, Bears: Black Friday spotlight against Eagles' depleted secondary
- Shedeur Sanders, QB, Browns: Second career start vs 49ers; facing pressure from Brock Purdy
- Cam Ward, QB, Titans: Shows flashes in lost season for Tennessee
- Max Brosmer, QB, Vikings: Could make emergency NFL debut if McCarthy sits
Injury Concerns
Questionable/Doubtful:
- Baker Mayfield, QB, Bucs (shoulder): Status determines Buccaneers-Cardinals outcome
- Aaron Rodgers, QB, Steelers (wrist): Fracture could keep him out vs Bills
- J.J. McCarthy, QB, Vikings (concussion): Protocol status impacts Seahawks game
- Joe Burrow, QB, Bengals (toe): Expected to play but monitor practice reports
Out:
- Kalif Raymond, WR, Lions: Confirmed out for Thanksgiving game
- Tyler Guyton, LT, Cowboys: High ankle sprain sidelines starting tackle
- Jaycee Horn, CB, Panthers: Concussion suffered vs 49ers
- Jayden Daniels, QB, Commanders: Elbow injury continues to sideline rookie
6. Historical Context & Records
Milestone Alerts
Approaching Records
- Myles Garrett (Browns): Chasing single-season sack record; currently at 18 sacks through 11 games, needs 5.0 more sacks to break record of 22.5 set by Michael Strahan (2001) and tied by T.J. Watt (2021)
- Matthew Stafford (Rams): 30 TD passes leads NFL; on pace for historic season
- Jonathan Taylor (Colts): 1,197 yards, 15 TDs through 12 games; on pace for 26-TD season and 1,700+ yards
- Drake Maye (Patriots): Best rookie QB season in decades; 3,130 yards, 21 TDs, 6 INTs through 12 games
Thanksgiving Historical Context
- Lions on Thanksgiving: 38-45-2 all-time; 85 games since 1934
- Packers vs Lions on Thanksgiving: 23rd meeting (most in NFL history); Packers are 9-12-1
- Cowboys on Thanksgiving: 34-22-1 all-time
- Chiefs on Thanksgiving: 5-5 in 10 games; haven't played on holiday since 2006
Team Milestones
- Patriots: Seeking 10th straight win; would be longest streak since dynasty era
- Broncos: Nine-game winning streak would be longest since 2015 Super Bowl season
- Jaguars: Four November wins would be first 4-0 November since 2005
7. Expert Predictions Summary
Best Bets (Confidence Scale)
5-Star Plays
- Texans +3.5 @ Colts - Elite defense in rivalry game
- Under 52.5 Chiefs @ Cowboys - Defenses on short rest
- Over 51.5 Bengals @ Ravens - Historical precedent overwhelming
4-Star Plays
- Bears +7 @ Eagles - Secondary injuries too significant
- Packers +3 @ Lions - Rematch revenge narrative
- Steelers +4.5 vs Bills - Defense and weather neutralize Buffalo
- Browns +6 vs 49ers - San Francisco on short week; weather factor
3-Star Plays
- Giants +7.5 vs Patriots - Backdoor cover in MNF loss
- Panthers +9.5 vs Rams - Strong ATS record but injury concerns
Upset Watch
Most Likely Upsets
- Cowboys over Chiefs: Home primetime game; improved defense; KC road struggles (1-4)
- Texans over Colts: Elite defense travels well; Colts coming off emotional OT loss
- Bears over Eagles: Secondary injuries too significant; Williams breakout game
- Browns over 49ers: Home ATS perfection (4-0); weather equalizer; 49ers on short week
"Week 13 presents the quintessential NFL paradox: the more information you possess, the more uncertain the outcomes appear. The Patriots' resurrection under Drake Maye contradicts every preseason projection. The Rams' MVP-caliber quarterback at age 37 defies Father Time with 30 TD passes in 11 games. The Broncos winning eight straight while trailing in every game challenges statistical probability. And somehow, the Chiefs—with Patrick Mahomes—are fighting for their playoff lives at 6-5, currently outside the playoff picture."
Signature Plays for Week 13
- Texans +3.5 vs Colts - Elite defense in divisional revenge game
- Over 51.5 Bengals-Ravens - Six straight between these teams went over
- Under 52.5 Chiefs-Cowboys - Defenses on short rest; primetime grind
- Browns +6 vs 49ers - Weather, short week for SF, Myles Garrett factor
Best of luck to all bettors this Thanksgiving week. May your picks hit, your turnovers be rare, and your relatives remain tolerable.
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