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Mike Florio says that even though the effects of concussions are coming to light, it won't stop people from playing football. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: After FedEx Field has taken much scrutiny for its playing surface in the Seattle-Washington wild card game, Mike Florio calls for the NFL to make all fields uniform. (NBC Sports)

Elephants played a game of soccer as part of Nepal's Elephant Festival. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

PFT Live: With a win and a little help from a division rival, the Bears can make the postseason. CSN Chicago Insider John Mullin explains that if the Bears miss out on the playoffs, it could signal the end of Lovie Smith's tenure in Chicago. (NBC Sports)

Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis talks the media after Cincinnati's 34-14 win over Philadelphia and says he likes his football team and "wouldn't trade them for anybody" else's team. (NBC Sports)

President of Americans For Tax Reform, Grover Norquist joins Alex Wagner and the NOW panel to talk about the fiscal cliff, as well as his view that the Obama administration is "so far out there" with their plan, while the new Republican plan shows that they're "reasonable" on finding a solution to the fiscal cliff. (NOW with Alex Wagner)

Actor Ray Liotta chats about his "different" role in the new gangster thriller "Killing Them Softly," and reveals some of his holiday plans. (TODAY)

Peyton Manning reminds the media that the Broncos' offense, defense and special teams is all one team, and they're playing well together right now. (NBC Sports)

John Elway tells Bob Costas that he still dreams about his playing days. Elway also discusses a range of topics from fear on the field to baseball. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio asks why Shonn Greene was allowed back on the field after appearing to be knocked unconscious, and calls for independent evaluations of concussions. (NBC Sports)