There Are 3 NFL Games on Thanksgiving - Here's the Schedule

The first game of the day pits NFC North rivals against each other as the dominant Lions square off against the struggling Bears. Chicago started the season with a 4-2 record and looked like NFC contenders with No. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams playing his best football. However, the Bears have now lost five games in a row and already made changes to the offensive coaching staff. The Lions, meanwhile, have won nine games in a row - five by at least 13 points - and look like arguably the best team in the league.

The second game on the slate features two teams heading in the wrong direction. New York made the interesting decision to release former starting quarterback Daniel Jones in favor of cult hero Tommy DeVito in a move that had players questioning head coach Brian Daboll. The Cowboys, on the other hand, entered the season with Super Bowl aspirations but quickly found out that wasn't reality. Dallas did surprisingly upset the Washington Commanders last weekend so it could be riding high into the NFC East showdown.

The final game of the day might be a challenge for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa as the Dolphins travel to Green Bay. In his NFL career, the former Alabama star is 0-7 in games played under 40 degrees. Thursday's forecast calls for a high temperature of 31 degrees, with temperatures dropping to 25 degrees at kickoff.

With that said, lets' take a look at the schedule for Thanksgiving Day:

• Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions at 12:30 p.m. ET on CBS
• New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys at 4:30 p.m. ET on Fox
• Miami Dolphins at Green Bay Packers at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC/Peacock

Which teams will get the win?