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The NFL enters the second half of its 2013 season this week. Some teams must win now or forget about their postseason hopes. Here are five storylines we're watching this week:

An SEC football showdown and the start of the college basketball season highlight the sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:

Another exciting week of college football gets an early start with two huge games on Thursday night. Here's what to watch for this week:

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles had a game for the ages in the team's win over the Oakland Raiders last weekend, throwing seven touchdown passes to tie an NFL record. Should he be the starting quarterback of the Eagles or should Michael Vick run the show in Philly?

Josh McCown threw for 272 yards and two touchdowns, and the Chicago Bears beat the Packers, 27-20, in Green Bay on Monday night.

The Kansas City Chiefs are off to a 9-0 start this season, but they have been far from convincing in a number of their victories. Are the Chiefs legitimate contenders for the Super Bowl this season?

We're you watching Sunday night football? We're you enjoying The Houston Texans vs. the Indianapolis Colts game? There seemed to be a lot of excitement from the Houston Texans as they walked off the field at halftime with a 21 to 3 lead. The excitement quickly turned to worry when their head coach Gary Kubiak collapsed.

Week 9 of the 2013 NFL season illustrated that no lead is safe, and no outcome is a given. Here's what we learned on Sunday:

A week in which many of the top teams were off certainly didn’t lack for action with some exciting games and one of the wildest endings you will ever see. Here is what we learned in Week 10.

Some may call it a penalty and others, a touchdown. Either way, The Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens inked a sponsorship agreement to promote the State of Maryland's Affordable Care Act insurance exchange. The Maryland government says this is to help it's citizens learn more about the exchange's options.

Cameron Wake sacked Andy Dalton in the end zone, and the Dolphins beat the Cincinnati Bengals, 22-20, in overtime in Miami on Thursday night.

The NFL heads into the second half of the 2013 season this week. Here are five storylines we'll be watching: