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It's only been a week since Barack Obama's inauguration but a handful of names are already being thrown around as possible contenders for the president's seat in 2016, such as Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and even Sarah Palin. NBC's Peter Alexander reports. (TODAY)

We've only recently emerged from the avalanche of political ads, debates, and polls, but two days later, political insiders are laying odds on the next round of contenders for the campaign of 2016. NBC's Andrea Mitchell discusses Hillary Clinton, Marco Rubio, and other possible candidates. (TODAY)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about the Jets' floundering season and wonders when it's Tebow-time, or better yet, when is it McElroy-time? He also says New York might need help if WR Santonio Homes is out for an extended period of time and that Terrell Owens or Chad Johnson might be a viable answer. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks with 2011 Super Bowl MVP and New York Giants QB Eli Manning about his expectations for the 2012 season. They discuss the Giants Week 1 game against the Cowboys in the Meadowlands, how the team will prepare for a conference match up this early in the season, what the team learned from the Jason Pierre-Paul and Prince Amukamara controversy, and who is leading the race to become the third receiver out of camp. (NBC Sports)

Mike Florio breaks down some of the top stories in the NFL including Colts owner Jim Irsay's comments about Andrew Luck, the Raiders possibly looking for a GM and the possibility of both the Packers and Lions entering their Thanksgiving Day matchup at 10-0. (NBC Sports)

Weather Channel's Bryan Norcross looks at the wind forecast for the nuclear plant region (Nightly News)

According to a survey by the job placement firm Manpower, 84 percent of American workers plan to look for a new job next year. Does everyone want to quit their jobs? Careerbuilder.com's Richard Castellini talks to msnbc's Contessa Brewer. (msnbc tv)

MTP2010: The Final Countdown: National Journal's Charlie Cook, Politico's Jonathan Martin, the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza and NBC's Kelly O'Donnell, join David Gregory to discuss who's up, who's down and who's on their way to victory in the key House and gubernatorial races. (Meet the Press)

Democratic Gov. Joe Manchin enjoys high approval ratings, but many of the same voters who praise the lawmaker say they're ready to vote against him in West Virginia. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports. (Nightly News)

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs joins NBC's David Gregory to discuss possible future job prospects. (Meet the Press)