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ProFootballTalk: If the Cowboys could use a mulligan and go back to last year's draft, who would they select with the sixth overall pick? Mike Florio believes Doug Martin would be a perfect fit in Dallas, but the rest of the ProFootballTalk crew doesn't seem to agree with his pick. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Corey Chavous of Draftnasty.com joins Mike Florio to talk about all things NFL Draft. Tyler Eifert might be the first tight end taken in the draft, and Chavous says his advanced run blocking makes him the obvious choice over Stanford's Zach Ertz. Chavous also breaks down the QB class and says, while No. 2 overall for Geno Smith is too high, watch out for former FSU standout E.J. Manual as he begins his climb up draft boards. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about South Carolina junior defensive end, Jadeveon Clowney possibly not playing his 2013 season in order to stay healthy for the 2014 draft. (NBC Sports)

It's time to make your New Year's resolution a reality, but sometimes those resolutions can be pricey. TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky discusses how you can accomplish common resolutions like losing weight and getting organized for both high and low prices. (TODAY)

Matt Lauer takes a look at the past week on TODAY, from Hillary Clinton's hospitalization and the fiscal cliff negotiations to financial advice from Warren Buffett. (TODAY)

From President Obama horsing around with a pint-sized Spiderman to the first couple taking in the skyline of their hometown of Chicago, the TODAY anchors look back at some of the best White House photos of 2012. (TODAY)

After his hit "Gangnam Style" became a global phenomenon in 2012, Korean pop star Psy told MTV the New Year's Eve performance may be his last, saying, "What better way to do it?" NBC's Andrea Canning reports. (TODAY)

Savannah Guthrie, Matt Lauer, and Natalie Morales reveal their plans for the holiday, including spending time relaxing with family, eating traditional black-eyed peas, and getting started on those New Year's resolutions. (TODAY)

The host will appear on "New Year's Eve with Carson Daly" for the ninth year in a row Monday night. He reveals whether Times Square still has the same New Year's magic and chats about some of the big talent who will be joining him. (TODAY)

NBC's Ron Mott reports from Time Square in New York where preparations are under way to welcome 2013 as more than one million people are expected to clog the area to watch the famed ball-drop. (TODAY)