In a division suddenly defined by chaos and separation, the Detroit Lions find themselves walking the razor’s edge — close enough to taste January football, but one stumble away from watching the NFC North slip through their fingers.

Any path to winning the division realistically involves the Cowboys losing—at most—one more game down the stretch. Since they already have a tie on their ledger, it's unlikely tiebreakers will come into play with the Eagles so they need to post more wins.

Also, how the Texans defense has made them look like a playoff team and assessing whether Raiders rookie RB Ashton Jeanty is a bust.

Here are the updated standings for the NFC North through 13 weeks:

The Packers and Lions headline a Thanksgiving Day showdown and FOX 6’s Tim Van Vooren breaks down every angle of the matchup. With Green Bay’s defense tightening up in recent weeks, Jordan Love managing a shoulder concern and key players like Josh Jacobs expected to return,

The Lions' WR1 suffered a low-ankle sprain early in the Week 13 loss to Green Bay, according to NFL Media. The injury can sideline a player for one to two weeks, but St. Brown is going to try to play through it. Remember, Detroit is already without tight end Sam LaPorta, so losing St. Brown could ground Jared Goff's offense.

As the calendar turns to December and the playoff push begins in earnest, let's revisit the NFC North quarterback power rankings from earlier in the year and see where the four starters stand now. At the Chicago Bears' bye week, Bryan Perez of Bears on SI had Jared Goff at the top, followed by Jordan Love, Caleb Williams, and J.J. McCarthy.

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