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It's Will Self, and these are your good morning football headlines from NFL Network.

Well, we're keeping an eye on things in Baltimore.

The Ravens cast yesterday's practice and conducted all team activities remotely

because running backs Mark Ingram and J.K. Dobbins both tested positive

for COVID-19 on Monday. The team also placing defensive tackle Brandon Williams and linebacker

Pernel McPhee on the reserve COVID-19 list. An NFL spokesperson confirming the Raven Steers game

is still scheduled to be played on Thursday night.

Now, Pittsburgh, as we know, was the NFL's only undefeated team.

And get this, there's just a third team in the Super Bowl era to enter a Thanksgiving game 10 and 0,

joining the 2015 Panthers, who won at the Cowboys in 2011 Packers, who went at

the Lions. Both of those previous teams finished their respective seasons 15 and 1, and their

starting QBs, Cam Newton in 2015, and Aaron Rogers in 2011 won the NFL MVP that season.

Ravens versus Steelers is the third game of the Thanksgiving Day triple header.

The middle game pits longtime NFC East rivals facing up with Washington visiting Dallas.

They're each just a half game behind the Eagles for the division lead in the NFC East, meaning

the winner of this contest moves into first place entering week 12 Sunday.

Washington has the NFL's number one pass defense this year, allowing just 195 passing yards per game.

But the offense only averages 20 points a game, ranking 29th out of the 32 teams.

And head coach Ron Rivera knows what they need to accomplish in order to win games.

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