The NFL earns its “witching hour” this weekend. Friday is Halloween, Saturday is All Saints’ Day (a toast to Deuce McAllister) and Sunday takes us home with a dozen games across three broadcast windows.

The NFL is determined to prove Minnesota Vikings kicker Will Reichard did not hit a camera wire on his missed field-goal attempt in Week 5. The league reviewed video of the kick from multiple angles and determined "the ball in no way made any contact with the cable," an NFL spokesperson told ESPN.

The sweat was real in Week 5. In all, there were six double-digit comebacks throughout the slate and, despite that madness, we were able to power through for the most part with an 8-6 ATS record. Yes, we were on the losing end of 49ers-Rams and Broncos ...

The NFL season’s getting real in Week 8. A legend faces his ex, bye weeks are piling up, and some teams are one loss away from trading playbooks for Cancun tickets. Here are five things to know about Week 8.

The New England Patriots are contenders at this point. At 6-2, they are ahead of the Buffalo Bills (5-2) in the race for the top spot of the AFC East. One of those teams will likely compete with the Colts for the top spot in the conference by the time the season is over.

It was known that Wentz initially hurt his non-throwing shoulder in a Week 5 game against the Browns in London. He was on the injury report for two weeks, though he was a full participant for five of the six practices and limited in the other. Wentz wore a bulky shoulder harness in the two games he played with his injury.

Week 8 was probably the most disappointing week of this NFL season, with 12 of the 13 games being decided by double digits. Still, it did leave us with some intriguing questions to take into Week 9 and beyond. Here’s what we’ve got:

SportsLine's model reveals its Week 9 Fantasy football projections, PPR rankings, start-sit advice for sites like CBS Sports, ESPN and Yahoo