The Dallas Cowboys locked up quarterback Tony Romo with a six-year, $108 million contract extension on Friday, reducing Romo's salary-cap number in the process and giving the team flexibility to address other areas of need. Will it be money well spent? Cast your votes below.

What do you make of the Cowboys extending Tony Romo's contract for $108 million over six years ($55 million guaranteed)?

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  16%
  Good idea
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  84%
  Bad idea

(Total votes: 208,235)

What is the furthest Tony Romo will lead the Cowboys?

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  23%
  Won't make the playoffs
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  33%
  Wild-card round
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  27%
  Divisional round
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  10%
  Conference championship
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  7%
  Super Bowl

(Total votes: 84,012)

Dez Bryant has never lacked for confidence, but it's something more than confidence to set 2,000 receiving yards as your goal for a single season. We're not saying it can't be done, it's just that no one has, like, done it. Bryant thinks he'll be the first. Do you agree?

• aaron2178: "You all forget...Romo is still throwing to him."
• Three Infamous2Pat: "He answered a question with some confidence and set his goals high. What did you want him to say? I hope I can get 1,000?"
• SteveB717: "Dez finally grasped the NFL game the last 8 games last year and then Dez became Tony Romo's new favorite target. Remember Tony and T.O. Hookup? I think him and Dez will be far better."
• jjcuevas9956: "Dez Bryant can go straight up BEAST MODE like no other WR in the nfl right now except for Calvin."
• thebcsbasher: "Dez Bryant won't even get close. Tony Romo has more yards a game throwing to defenders than his receivers."
• Dallas Five Philly Zero: "dez was the best wr in the nfl the 2nd half of last season........and he did it with a broken finger."

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On Thursday, ESPN's "First Take" debated which NFL team is the most hated. This comes on the heels of Terrell Suggs' comments that ''the other 31 teams [in the NFL] hate the Patriots," a charge that Suggs, as a member of one of the Patriots' biggest rivals, is well-qualified to judge. Skip Bayless and Jemele Hill make a distinction between hate and resentment -- they think teams resent the Patriots because of their success, but don't hate them. Bayless thinks the most-hated team is really the Dallas Cowboys, because they're still called ''America's Team," despite not winning much as of late. What's your take?

On Tuesday, ESPN's "First Take" debated Jason Garrett saying he won't give up his offensive coordinator duties by hiring Norv Turner. Turner's record as a head coach is mixed, but as a coordinator his reputation is intact. Skip Bayless thinks Turner and Garrett would have difficulty coexisting, but he could help turn around Tony Romo's career like he helped turn around Troy Aikman's back in the day. Stephen A. Smith thinks that the question is moot -- Garrett's refusal warrants his firing. What's your take?

It's widely expected that Sunday's lopsided loss to the Giants was Andy Reid's last game as coach of the Eagles. Reid is the biggest name among coaches expected to be fired, but he's not alone. How many of his coaching colleagues will be asked to clean out their offices on what's come to be known as Black Monday?

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Will Andy Reid be a head coach in the NFL again?

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  90%
  Yes
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  10%
  No

(Total votes: 41,079)

Will Rex Ryan be fired by the Jets?

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  54%
  Yes
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  46%
  No

(Total votes: 13,135)

Will Norv Turner be a head coach in the NFL again?

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  34%
  Yes
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  66%
  No

(Total votes: 39,393)

Will Ron Rivera be fired by the Panthers?

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  42%
  Yes
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  58%
  No

(Total votes: 13,714)

On Friday, ESPN's "First Take" debated what Jerry Jones should do with the Cowboys if they lose against the Redskins on Sunday. The winner of the Cowboys-Redskins game will win the NFC East, and the Cowboys need to win in order to make the playoffs. Eric Mangini thinks the Cowboys should mostly stand pat, as he likes the organization as is, while Lomas Brown and Christian Fauria think there may be room for some minor changes. Chris Mannix feels the team needs to consider potentially replacing Jason Garrett.

While the Giants have a 14.4 percent chance of making the playoffs, according to ESPN.com's playoff predictor , the critics will tell you the Giants don't deserve to make the playoffs after posting a first-half record of 6-2 and then going 2-5 down the stretch. Giants fans, however, will kindly remind you of the 2007 season, when the team went through stretches of 0-2, 6-0 and 4-4 in the regular season on the way to a Super Bowl victory. So maybe it doesn't matter how you get there, as long as you get there. The Giants will be thinking about that on Sunday as they try to take care of business against the Eagles at 1 p.m. ET and then turn their attention to the scoreboard, since New York needs assistance from the Lions, Packers and Redskins.

Of the outcomes needed for the Giants to make the playoffs, which is least likely to happen?

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  13%
  Giants beat Eagles
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  13%
  Cowboys lose to Redskins
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  11%
  Vikings lose to Packers
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  63%
  Bears lose to Lions

(Total votes: 6,778)

Which team will win Sunday's game at Philadelphia?

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  73%
  Giants
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  27%
  Eagles

(Total votes: 20,546)

Which team will win Sunday's game at Washington?

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  29%
  Cowboys
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  71%
  Redskins

(Total votes: 368,341)

Which team will win Sunday's game at Green Bay?

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  66%
  Packers
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  34%
  Vikings

(Total votes: 20,131)

Which team will win Sunday's game at Detroit?

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  64%
  Bears
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  36%
  Lions

(Total votes: 20,719)

The Redskins' close win Monday night over the Giants made the NFC East race a lot more interesting. Robert Griffin III's heroics (along with a little bit of luck -- he's pretty darn good, but when one of your teammates turns your fumble into a touchdown, you can't exactly attribute that to proper preparation) brought the Redskins to 6-6, with the Giants just barely ahead at 7-5. That's not even taking into account the Cowboys, who are suddenly competitive at 6-6 after defeating a disorganized Eagles squad.

Will the Redskins (6-6) make the playoffs?

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  55%
  Yes
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  45%
  No

(Total votes: 61,878)

Which team will win the NFC East?

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  55%
  Giants (7-5)
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  10%
  Cowboys (6-6)
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  35%
  Redskins (6-6)

(Total votes: 65,032)

Which quarterback is having the better rookie season?

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  44%
  Robert Griffin III
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  56%
  Andrew Luck

(Total votes: 105,924)