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All eyes will be on Texas Stadium as two NFL powers duke it out in a possible Super Bowl preview. Find out if the underdog Cowboys have a chance against the Pats, check out the other Week 6 predictions and then make your own picks.

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Marion Barber and the Cowboys are 5 1/2-point underdogs to the powerful Patriots.

It's pretty obvious that the unbeaten Patriots and Colts are enjoying excellent seasons. What might come as a surprise is just how great they've been. See where Football Outsiders place them historically in the latest NFL Power Rankings.

Photo Gallery: NFL's Terrific 12

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12. Titans (3-1) | Previous: 13 (OFF: 21 / DEF: 1 / ST: 26)
The Titans own the year's best defense so far, according to DVOA. Sure, they've played the Saints and Falcons, but they also kept the Colts to just 22 points.

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With so many NFL superstars taking their week off, fantasy owners are left scrambling for warm bodies to fill their lineups. AOL's Tom Herrera says not to fret as he provides some big sleepers and other alternatives for Week 6.

The Patriots-Cowboys clash of unbeatens this weekend is the NFL's biggest game of the season so far. Find out why AOL's Ira Miller says it won't prove anything new and that Dallas faces two huge problems.

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Patriots coach Bill Belichick will have a tough defensive game plan ready for Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.

While the Cowboys are undefeated and the class of the NFC, they've hardly faced any of the NFL's elite. AOL's Sean Jensen says Dallas will find out if it really has a chance to win Super Bowl XLII on Sunday afternoon.

Photo Gallery: America's Team on the Rise

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Nick Folk's 53-yard field goal Monday night capped an improbable comeback win against the Bills and sent the Cowboys to a 5-0 record.

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The Falcons get their way, and now Michael Vick must pay. An arbitrator sides with the team and says it's entitled to recover almost $20 million in bonus money paid to the quarterback, but the players' union plans to appeal the decision.

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Michael Vick already has lost millions in endorsements. Now it looks like he might have to pay back a lot more.

Green Bay totally outplayed rival Chicago on Sunday night and still lost. How did this happen? Football Outsiders' Ned Macey has reviewed the game and knows the answers, which he shares in the latest edition of Any Given Sunday.

Photo Gallery: Anatomy of an Upset

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Perhaps the biggest factor in the Bears' upset win on Sunday was turnovers. Chicago forced three fumbles, including this one by James Jones, and recovered all of them.

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