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(Sports Network) - The Green Bay Packers are in a familiar position -- atop the NFC North with just four weeks to play in the regular season. Jacoby Jones Jersey . The Packers take aim at their 11th consecutive division win on Sunday Night Football when they entertain a Detroit Lions team which hasnt won in Titletown since 1991. Coverage begins on TSN with Football Night in America at 7pm et/4pm pt. Kickoff between the Lions and Packers can be seen at 8:15pm et/5:15pm pt. The Lions have lost 20 consecutive games at Lambeau Field, last winning there when Barry Sanders was lining up in the backfield for the Motor City Kitties. "It probably (means) more to people who have been here 20 years than us," Detroit quarterback Matthew Stafford admitted. "We just want to go in there and put a good game together and try to come out on top." Green Bay regained the top spot in the division with a 23-14 win over Minnesota coupled with a Bears loss to Seattle in Week 13. Both the Packers and Chicago are 8-4 but Green bay currently holds the tiebreaker thanks to a Week 2 win over the Bears at Lambeau. The two teams will meet again in the Second City on Dec. 16. "We have a tough division," said Packers linebacker A.J. Hawk. "The NFC North is a fun division to be in as a linebacker. Every game is physical and I dont think there are going to be many blowouts in the NFC North." "Everythings right in front of us," Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers added. "Weve got to go win our home games and get a couple wins on the road." Rodgers threw for 286 yards and a touchdown as Green Bay scored 13 unanswered points in the second half to rally for a 23-14 victory over the Vikings last week. James Starks accounted for the go-ahead score with a 22-yard run late in the third quarter and Mason Crosby kicked three field goals to help the Packers bounce back from a 38-10 drubbing at hands of the New York Giants. Rodgers completed 27-of-35 passes with one interception for Green Bay, which have won six of seven overall. Things have gone far differently for Detroit this season, which is coming off its latest heart wrenching defeat after Andrew Luck found Donnie Avery for a 14-yard touchdown pass on the final play of the game as the Indianapolis Colts shocked the Lions, 35-33, at Ford Field. The Colts were down by 12 points late in the game, but went on two straight scoring drives that Luck capped with touchdown passes. Detroits Calvin Johnson continued his fantastic run in the loss with 13 catches for 171 yards and a touchdown. The NFC Offensive Player of the Month for November, Johnson had a career-high for catches in the game and tied an NFL record with his fifth straight game of at least 125 receiving yards. On the season, Johnson has an NFL-leading 1,428 receiving yards and is 420 away from the league record set by Jerry Rice in 1995. Stafford passed for 313 yards, two touchdowns and an interception on 27-of-46 attempts, while Brandon Pettigrew also caught a touchdown pass for the Lions, who have dropped their past four games eliminating any hope of a second consecutive playoff appearances. "We did a poor job protecting the end zone and we did a worse job defending the quarterback," said Detroit head coach Jim Schwartz. "But that wasnt the only thing the lost the game for us, we had other chances to stop them and we just didnt get anything done. We were up two scores, this is inexcusable." The Packers lead the all-time series 92-65-7 and have won 21 of their past 24 against the Lions, including the last meeting on Nov. 18 when Rodgers threw a 22-yard TD pass to Randall Cobb with 1:55 left in a 24-20 win at Detroit. Jacoby Jones Black Jersey . 1 and 2003 French Open champion. Djokovic and Ferrero last played five years ago and are 1-1 in matchups. 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Just as quick, Keane, David Beckham and the rest of the Los Angeles Galaxy were rushing off the stage at midfield and ready to get out of Seattle, thankful there is still one more game in their surprising season. Bobby Rainey Jersey . "For us, it was 20 minutes of work," Tri-City coach Jim Hiller said. "We didnt work the first 40. We got schooled in a lot of areas of the game. The scoreboard was the only thing on our side tonight.Powered by a slate of documentaries directed by some of Canadas most acclaimed and award-winning filmmakers, TSN announced the broadcast schedule for the networks ambitious original documentary series, Engraved on a Nation, leading up to its broadcast of the 100th Grey Cup on November 25.  The series premieres Thanksgiving Monday (October 8) at 7:30 p.m. ET on TSN and TSN Mobile TV. Kicking off Engraved on a Nation is The 13th Man - a documentary that examines the unique love affair between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and their fiercely loyal fans against the backdrop of the teams heartbreaking loss at the 97th Grey Cup.  The 13th Man airs immediately following the CFL On TSN game with Saskatchewan at Toronto beginning at 4 p.m. ET. Encore presentations of the documentaries will air Saturdays at 7 p.m. ET on CTV Two and Sundays at 5 p.m. ET on CTV (visit CTV.ca to confirm local broadcast times).  Fans can also watch all the documentaries on demand following their television broadcasts online at TSN.ca and will be available for purchase on iTunes.  RDS has French-language presentations of the documentaries in October and November. TSNs complete Engraved on a Nation broadcast schedule is as follows*: Monday, Oct. 8 - THE 13TH MAN at 7:30 p.m. ETFriday, Oct. 12 - STONE THROWER: THE CHUCK EALEY STORY at 10:30 p.m. ETThursday, Oct. 18 - THE KID FROM LA PUENTE at 9 p.m. ETFriday, Oct. 26 - PLAYING A DANGEROUS GAME at 8 p.m. ETFriday, Nov. 2 - THE CRASH OF FLIGHT 810 at 8 p.m. ETFriday, Nov. 9 - THE PHOTOGRAPH at 10 p.m. ETFriday, Nov. 16 - WESTERN SWAGGER at 10 p.m. ETTuesday, Nov. 20 - THE GREATEST TEAM THAT NEVER WON at 8 p.m. ET*Schedule subject to change Commissioned by Bell Media, Engraved on a Nation celebrates the 100th Grey Cup with eight 60-minute documentaries demonstrating how one of the oldest trophies in professional sport has played an intrinsic role in shaping Canadas history and national identity.  "Engraved on a Nation is a special project unlike anything TSN has done before. Transcending football, weve engaged the independent production community and worked with passionate documentary filmmakers to bring to life eight powerful stories of history, politics, culture, family, passion, and loyalty," said Shawn Redmond, Vice-President, Programming, TSN.  "As we get closer to the 100th Grey Cup, all of us at TSN and Bell Media are looking forward to putting a national spotlight on these films and reminding Canadians how the CFL and its championship trophy have left an indelible mark on our heritage." Engraved on a Nation is being featured prominently and promoted across Bell Medias robust television, online, digital, radio, and social media platforms with an integrated marketing campaign that reflects all aspects of the original documentary series.  Key components of the campaign include original promo spots for the Engraved on a Nation series and each documentary, along with weekly features and promotional integration on TSN broadcasts, and support on TSN-related Facebook and Twitter sites. DOCUMENTARY SYNOPSES THE 13TH MAN, directed by Larry Weinstein - premieres Monday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m. ET on TSNThe unique love affair between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and their fiercely loyal fans - known as the "13th man" - lives far beyond what happens on the field.  On the cusp of winning the 97th Grey Cup, the Roughriders suffered a 13th man penalty that triggered a dramatic defeat. The unprecedented twist in CFL history shattered an entire province and left millions of Canadians heartbroken. In the wake of the teams Grey Cup defeat, the faithful fans in Riderville staunchly stood by the Roughriders - proving why they have forever been the teams symbolic "13th man" on the field. STONE THROWER: THE CHUCK EALEY STORY, directed by Charles Officer - premieres Friday, Oct. 12 at 10:30 p.m. ET on TSNThe revealing and emotional story of how gifted Ohio-born quarterback Chuck Ealey found refuge in Canada and the CFL in the face of racial intolerance in the United States.  Ealey, who went undefeated at the quarterback position throughout high school and university, signed with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 1972 and led his team to a Grey Cup victory in his rookie season - becoming the first African-American quarterback to win the CFLs championship trophy. Along with giving him a place to play the game that he loved, Canada became the place Ealey chose to raise his family, and where he proudly remains rooted today. Ealey recounts his early struggles and successes while his daughter Jael tries to peel away at a reserved man to uncover missing pieces of his story. THE KID FROM LA PUENTE, directed by Shelley Saywell - premieres Thursday, Oct. 18 at 9 p.m. ET on TSNAnthony Calvillos inspirational journey from the gang-ridden slums of east L.A. to la Belle Province, where he builds a family and emerges as one of the greatest quarterbacks in Canadian football history is examined in THE KID FROM LA PUENTE.  Narrated by Calvillos younger brother Mario, this classic against-all-odds story examines how he pushed through repeated obstacles - on and off the field - too lead the Montreal Alouettes to its first Grey Cup in 25 years in 2002. Torrey Smith Womens Jersey. For the first time ever, the three-time Grey Cup champion opens up about passing lifes hardest tests as a kid in La Puente to becoming a devoted family man in Montreal - earning the title of footballs all-time leading passer in the process. PLAYING A DANGEROUS GAME, directed by John Walker - premieres Friday, Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. ET on TSNAs tensions heightened during the Quebec FLQ conflict in 1969, CFL commissioner Jake Gaudaur not only planned to hold the Grey Cup in Montreal for the first time since 1931, but he invited the FLQs arch-enemy, Prime Minister of Canada Pierre Elliot Trudeau, to perform the ceremonial kick-off at the beginning of the game. Gaudaur, a passionate Canadian nationalist with a vision of football as a unifying force, may not have fully understood what he was getting himself into. Russ Jackson, the Canadian-born quarterback hero of the Ottawa Rough Riders, oblivious to the dangers plaguing Montreal, knew exactly what he had to do. This was the last game of his illustrious career and he was determined to beat Saskatchewan in what was destined to be one of the greatest games in CFL history against a complicated backdrop of political unrest. THE CRASH OF FLIGHT 810, directed by Paul Cowan - premieres Friday, Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. ET on TSNBefore the birth of the modern day Grey Cup in 1958 there was an annual East vs. West All-Star game. In 1956, Vancouvers Empire Field hosted the annual game, which was followed by arguably the greatest tragedy in CFL history. A flight carrying five All-Star players crashed into a mountain in BC, killing everyone onboard. The tragedy sent shockwaves through the CFL and ripped the heart out of the league. For Calgary Stampeders Edwin Harrisons family, the impact of the crash is still felt to this day.  Harrisons grandfather Calvin Jones was on his way to becoming one of the greatest offensive linemen to ever play football when he tragically died in the crash. Now, more than 50 years later, Harrison embarks on an emotional journey - from Calgary, to Texas, to Ohio, and finally to the crash site - to piece together a family both connected and torn apart by football. THE PHOTOGRAPH, directed by Manfred Becker - premieres Friday, Nov. 9 at 10 p.m. ET on TSNFootball was an important distraction for Canadians during the dark days of the Second World War. When the Toronto Royal Canadian Air Force Hurricanes won the 1942 Grey Cup, it boosted the morale of a country deeply affected by war.  After their victory, many Hurricanes were sent overseas to fight, but the brotherhood forged during the Grey Cup would live on.  The Hurricanes Jake Gaudaur, a flight instructor who stayed behind in Canada, was devastated when many of his teammates became casualties of war. Determined to honour their memory, Gaudaur dedicated his life to the CFL and became the leagues longest serving commissioner. Growing up, his daughters Jackie and Diane Gaudaur always wondered why their fathers prized possession was a tattered photograph of his old team. Now 70 years later, Jackie and Diane embark on an emotional and revealing quest to discover why the Hurricanes and the old team photo were so important to their father and ultimately to the rest of the country. WESTERN SWAGGER, directed by Barry Greenwald - premieres Friday, Nov. 16 at 10 p.m. ET on TSNWESTERN SWAGGER is as much a story of political drama as football.  While the discovery of oil in Alberta solidified Canada as an energy superpower during the 1970s and 80s, the provinces prowess on the gridiron was being ignited by the Edmonton Eskimos unprecedented five consecutive Grey Cup titles.  With the mighty Eskimos dominating on the field, former Eskimo and Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed battled Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau in the boardroom over the National Energy Program, which risked putting Albertas economy in a dangerous tailspin and tipping the country on a brink of constitutional chaos. WESTERN SWAGGER demonstrates Albertas unshakable determination on and off the football field and the beginnings of an East vs. West rivalry that can still be felt today. THE GREATEST TEAM THAT NEVER WON, directed by Christie Callan-Jones - premieres Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. ET on TSNIt was a magical moment in time. The mavericks from the 1971 Toronto Argonauts captivated a city that was shedding its "Toronto the Good" image and coming alive both on and off the gridiron. After a 20-year drought, Canadas oldest football franchise was determined to bring the Grey Cup home.  Legendary CFL coach Leo Cahill spent a fortune on a young and wild roster, fielding one of the leagues most colourful teams with characters like Tricky Dick Thornton, Dave Raimey, Jim Stillwagon, Gene Mack, Leon McQuay and Joe Theismann. With the adoration of a city behind them, the team made it to the 1971 Grey Cup - only to have their championship dream fade away on a last-minute fumble. For the first time since the infamous fumble, the stars of the 1971 Argos reunite to relive the game that changed their lives forever and to remember those wild and heady days in Toronto. ' ' '