Bama in the NFL: Week 13 Outlook

Week 13 is upon us and it is  the Holiday game slate! Big games on Thursday, Friday, and Sunday! We have a on of football to watch while eating a ton of great food. Lets break down the matchups and the Bama players to watch!

Packers at Lions - (Thu. Nov. 27, Noon p.m. ct.):

Josh Jacobs (Packers) - Jacobs was a game time decision last week and was sat out due to injury. He has no such designation this week and should be poised to play in a big time game on Thanksgiving day in Detroit. This is going to be a great game featuring Bama players all over. Jacobs should have a huge impact and should be a focal point for this Packers offense.

Jahmyr Gibbs (Lions) - Another feature back in the NFL from Alabama, Gibbs has been electric this season and should continue to have a big impact  for this offense. He is getting a lot more work in the receiving game so watch for him to make big plays there and on the ground.

Jameson Williams (Lions) - Williams has been coming along strong the last few weeks, and should have more opportunities to shine in this matchup too. He remains a great deep threat and a threat to rip one off for a ton of yards with his speed.

Bengals at Ravens - (Thu. Nov. 27, 7:20 p.m. ct.):

Derrick Henry (Ravens) - A big divisional matchup and the return of Joe burrow, means that this game might be tougher than originally anticipated for the Ravens. That being said, this Bengals defense is still lackluster and Henry should be able to take complete advantage of it.

Bears at Eagles (Fri. Nov. 28, 2:00 p.m. ct.):

Jalen Hurts (Eagles) - Hurts had a great first half last week, only to be shut out in the second against the Cowboys. Hurts and this offense look to rectify their slumps against a shaky Bears defense, and in a game where he is likely needed to get this offense to score a bunch of points. He can absolutely do that against this defense.

DeVonta Smith (Eagles) - Still one of Hurts' top targets, Smitty should have plenty of opportunities to be able to get this offense moving. Look for Smith to do what he does best and move the chains, with a few end-zone targets his way as well.