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Week 14: NFC, AFC playoff races heating up

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The Washington Redskins trailed the Baltimore Ravens, 28-20, on Sunday when rookie quarterback Kirk Cousins was rushed into the game in the waning moments to replace an injured Robert Griffin III. Watch what happened next, along with highlights of a dramatic Week 14 around the NFL, and get a head start on all Monday's football talk with "NFL AM" at 6 a.m. ET on NFL Network.

On NFL Network
NFL Replay will re-air the Washington Redskins' 31-28 OT win over the Baltimore  Ravens in Week 14 on Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. ET.

» NFL Network schedule

Here's what else is on tap for Monday:

» Signs are encouraging for Robert Griffin III and Jay Cutler after each quarterback was hurt Sunday. Find out who wasn't so lucky in the Week 14 injury roundup.

» Ian Rapoport reports from Cincinnati on the Dallas Cowboys' dramatic weekend in the Rap Sheet Rundown.

» Bucky Brooks has a preview of tonight's highly anticipated showdown between the Houston Texans and the New England Patriots.

» Find out which NFL team set a record on Sunday for fantasy points by a defense?

On NFL Network
NFL Replay will re-air the Dallas Cowboys' 20-19 win over the Cincinnati  Bengals in Week 14 on Tuesday, Dec. 11 at 9:30 p.m. ET.

» NFL Network schedule

» It was another banner Sunday for the NFL's rookie QB class of 2012, with wins for Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson, Brandon Weeden and Robert Griffin III. Jeff Darlington breaks it down.

» Daniel Jeremiah analyzes the NFC East's 4-0 performance Sunday, and the AfC North's less sterling day, in Move The Sticks.

» Find out how your team would fare if the season ended today with the updated Playoff Picture.

» Etch your place into NFL lore by coming up with creative names for three of Week 14's most exciting plays, including Jason Avant's amazing one-handed catch. We'll let readers pick the winning entry.

» Happy birthday to New York Jets offensive tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson, who turns 29 on Monday, and to Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte, who turns 27.

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