Here's our ABC Saturday college football triple header.

Top scenes in the Big 12, square and off noon, Eastern in Lubbock, number 7, BYU, number 8, Texas Tech.

Then undefeated third-ranked Texas A&M sits atop the SEC.

They'll take on number 22 Missouri.

We'll cap the day with the fourth ranked Alabama Crimson Tide, hosting LSU and Tuscalusa.

Each game also available on the all-new ESPN app.

Let's go to the NFL, though. We got a fun one Monday night this week. Eagles traveling to Green Bay to

battle it out with the Packers for NFC supremacy. Both teams currently sit atop of their respective

divisions and have a great chance to end the season with the number one seed.

But they won't be battling for that spot alone.

The top eight teams in the conference are separated by just one game from the Eagles all the way to the Bears.

Philly has the best chance to get the one seed at 22% that's according to ESPN analytics.

And so we're happy to welcome Mina Kimes here and

the first take. Hello, Nina. The question is, does the NFC still run through Philadelphia?

What do you think? I don't think it does. I don't think you can sit here today and say that the

Philadelphia Eagles, as good as they are, as much as they've improved on offense, as much as I like the Jalen Phillips trade in particular, are even markedly better

than the Rams, the Seahawks, or the Lions, all three of whom, by the way, still rank way

above Philadelphia in most efficiency metrics looking at DVOA, which is FTN Fantasy's excellent metric

that counts for both offense and defense. The Rams and the Seahawks are both at the top,

the Lions not far behind. We're only a few weeks removed from absolutely panicking about this

Eagle's offense, guys. I like what I've seen lately. I think they're fixing their issues.

But look at those other teams. Here's the thing no one talks about with the Rams. Everybody loves the offense. Everybody

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