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For the second week in a row Monday night football features a team hosting the team that used to play in its home city. And if the Houston Texans and Tennessee Titans simply show up tonight, it will already be better than whatever it was we witnessed last week between the Ravens and Browns.

That said, Vince Young looks to lead the Titans to a fourth straight win, while the Texans need a win to keep pace in their fight for their first ever playoff appearance. Please be sure to stop by the live chat and take part in the fun. Chat kicks off at 8:30 PM ET.

A week after tossing five interceptions in a 10-6 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears return home to take on Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night. As always, the FanHouse live chat will be rolling along, so please stop in and join us as we discuss all of the action.

Party begins at 8:15 PM ET.

We still have two unbeatens in the NFL, New Orleans and Indianapolis. The Saints visit Tampa, so they shouldn't be threatened, but the Colts have a doozy of a game at Baltimore. Meanwhile, it's a clash of titans in Detroit, as the 1-8 Lions host 1-8 Cleveland. Join us at 12 PM ET to discuss all the Week 11 NFL action.

A pair of teams trying to scrap back into the playoff race meet Thursday night when Miami visits Carolina. Both the Panthers and Dolphins started the season 0-3, but both currently sit 4-5 and on the fringe of the postseason picture.

We'll be chatting throughout Thursday night's ballgame, so come in and join us. Action starts around 8:20 PM.

After Sunday night's epic thriller between Indianapolis and New England, this game looks as if it might be kind of a letdown. But, hey, you never know what can happen in a rivalry game, so please join us for our Monday Night Live Chat as the new Browns host the old Browns in an AFC North showdown.

The Ravens come in having lost four of five, and the Browns ... well ... they're going back to Brady Quinn. Chat starts at 8:30 PM ET. Be there.

It's been called the rivalry of the decade, and on Sunday night the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts faceoff once again in a huge AFC matchup. As always, please join us for our Sunday Night Football Live Chat as we discuss all of the action involving two great teams, two legendary quarterbacks and everything else that happened around the NFL this week.

Festivies will be starting at 8:15 PM ET.

For weeks, people have asked if the Cincinnati Bengals are for real. The team keeps responding by finding ways to win games, but the questions keep coming in. This week, they get a chance to sweep the defending Super Bowl champions. Green Bay was picked by many to be a playoff team this season, but they've limped their way to 4-4, got worked by a former teammate, and now face a virtual must-win against red-hot Dallas. Meanwhile, the Colts and Patriots are stealing the spotlight for another high-profile meeting.

We'll chat about all of this at 12 P.M. Eastern, and we invite you to join us after the jump!

Get. Excited. The NFL's Thursday night schedule is back and, well maybe not better than ever -- the Week 10 combatants, Chicago and San Francisco, have lost seven of eight combined -- but it's certainly back.

Both teams could desperately use this one. The Bears (4-4) find themselves three games back of the NFC North-leading Vikings, and quite frankly, have been extremely mediocre lately. Chicago lost at home to Arizona last week, 41-21, and it's only win since a Week 5 bye came against Cleveland. San Francisco, meanwhile, has fallen hard since an impressive 3-1, capped by a home loss to Tennessee last Sunday. Despite winning in Arizona earlier this season, the 49ers are two games back of the Cardinals in the NFC West.

Thursday night's game kicks at 8:20 PM ET, and we'll be here just prior to that -- 8:15 -- for our live chat. Join us, won't you?

The surprising Denver Broncos already have wins over Dallas, New England and San Diego. So the question remains: How many more times do the surprising AFC West leaders have to prove themselves?

At least once more, it seems. After falling back to Earth with a 30-7 loss at Baltimore last week, the Broncos -- with San Diego closing fast in the standings -- host the defending Super Bowl champion Steelers on Monday night. Come enjoy the ballgame with us in our live chat. Festivities begin at 8:15 PM.

After a one-week hiatus, Sunday night football returns with a classic NFC East rivalry as Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles host Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys. As always, we'll be discussing all of the action on the field (and the rest of Sunday's games) in our Sunday Night Football Live Chat. So grab some Yuengling and a cheese steak and join us, won't you?

Fun starts at 8:15 PM ET.