Articles by Bobby Pollier

The Los Angeles Lakers (10-14) will continue its seemingly ongoing quest to reach .500 when they take on the Philadelphia 76ers (12-11) in a Sunday night NBA matchup.

The Dallas Cowboys (7-6) will take on the Pittsburgh Steelers (7-6) as both teams look to stay in the playoff hunt. However, the Cowboys may have to do so without the services of their top offensive threat, wide receiver Dez Bryant.

The Houston Texans (11-2) will take on the Indianapolis Colts (9-4) in a Sunday afternoon showdown. The two teams will battle it out in the first of two matchups with three weeks left to go in the NFL season. A victory for the Texans would give them a second consecutive AFC South crown. However, a loss to the Colts would serve to further complicate the playoff picture.

In a matchup that will surely affect the positioning of the playoff picture, the Denver Broncos (10-3) will face the Baltimore Ravens (9-4) on Sunday. While the Broncos didn't fare very well in its last five matchups against the Ravens, they also didn't have Peyton Manning at that time. The future hall of fame QB will look to take Denver to their ninth consecutive win.

In a game that will surely affect the NFL playoff picture, the Green Bay Packers (9-4) face off against the Chicago Bears (8-5) at Soldier Field on Sunday. While the Packers have continued to flourish over the past few months on its way to a postseason position, the same can't be said about the struggling Bears.