It’s on this Thursday night.

And although we still have more than enough football left to determine the NFC champions this 2007-08 NFL football season, whoever wins this game between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys should be the heavy favorites to represent the NFC against the AFC champions (I reckon it’s New England…) in the Super Bowl.

Both the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys come into this Thursday Night Football game at 10-1. Both teams have also bounced back from the disappointments they had last season, with the Packers missing the postseason and the Cowboys with that botched field goal attempt in their divisional playoff encounter against Seattle.

Speaking of which, even with Tony Romo fumbling that football in the postseason that virtually ended their campaign for last season’s Super Bowl, the Dallas Cowboys STILL went with the guy, signing him for a lucrative contract extension.

And it looks like its paying off too as they are now looking at a maturing Romo, leading the Dallas Cowboys to a 10-1 record atop the NFC East.

On Thursday night, Romo will be facing the very guy many people are comparing him too. Yep, Romo is being compared to Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre with the way he throws the football and moves inside and outside the pocket. Let’s see how good Romo really is when he matches up to one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play this game we love so much.

The Green Bay Packers are 10-1 with their only loss belonging to the Chicago Bears. (I still have no idea how the heck did the Bears pulled off that one…) Since losing to Chicago, the Packers went on a six-game winning streak as Brett Favre continued to have a season he can only dream about.

It’s on at Texas Stadium as the Cowboys host the Packers in what should be an awesome Thursday Night Football game. Who’s gonna’ win? I don’t know but since this is a gambling guide, I wouldn’t bet on the team that lost to Chicago.

AcesAce sportsbook has the odds on who will win Super Bowl XLII in Glendale, Arizona.

Indianapolis Colts EVEN +800

Chicago Bears EVEN +1500

New England Patriots EVEN +250

Oakland Raiders EVEN +8000

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