Seattle Seahawks (2-9-0) take on the Dallas Cowboys (7-4-0) in a special thanksgiving game on Thursday afternoon. The last time they met was in a 2006 NFC Wild-Card Game, Tony Romo dropped a snap with the Cowboys while attempting a potential winning field goal as the Seahawks held on for a narrow 21-20 victory. Seattle has won four of the past five to move within 6-5 of Dallas in the overall series. See a breakdown of the last five meetings. However that was over two years ago, and the Seahawks since have decreased in talent.

Last week Matt Hasselbeck threw a late interception, sealing the Seahawks' fate in a 20-17 loss to Washington. The Cowboys started slow, but came on strong to clobber the 49ers, 35-22. A player to keep your eye on is Cowboys star WR Terrell Owens. He had his best output of the year against San Francisco and said after the game that the team "unleashed" him. The Niners often employed man-to-man coverage with Nate Clements on Owens, allowing the big receiver to showcase his skills. Look for Seattle to give help to CB Marcus Trufant in coverage and double Owens more often than San Francisco did.