The NFL has played a game on Thanksgiving almost every year for decades. Here's the NFL's Thanksgiving history, including every team's record:

Things happen every game in the game of American Football that we don’t even think about. Like, how did the goalposts go from an “H” to the way they are constructed now? Where did hash marks come from? Why is it four downs to make 10 yards?

Thanksgiving might be all about family and food, but in the NFL, it’s also become a stage for chaos, classics, and the kind of moments fans never forget. With Week 13 approaching, we rewind through the legendary performances and season-turning games that shaped the NFL’s greatest ever Thanksgiving moments.

The tradition of football games being played on Thanksgiving Day pre-dates the NFL by a number of years, witht the first Thanksgiving game happening in 1876, when Yale and Princeton met in college football action. The University of Michigan also added Thanksgiving games in 1885.

The Denver Broncos have one of the best records in the NFL through 13 weeks, and their ability to win close games has helped get them to where they are with the playoffs quickly approaching.

We’re at the height of the football season in America. Between college football and the National Football League, it’s a great time for the gridiron. Like many a household, these games generate much excitement at the Kengor home with my football-crazy boys.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre has made his pick in one of football’s most debated topics, ranking the top three running backs in NFL history. The former Green Bay Packers quarterback, who spent 16 seasons in Wisconsin, gave his full list during Monday’s episode of his “4th and Favre” podcast, along with co-host David Kano.

New York Giants kicker Younghoe Koo had an unbelievable miss on Monday Night Football, failing to make contact with the ball.