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Times to get tougher for either Vikes or 'Boys

Published: Oct 12, 2010 at 02:38 PM 
  Randy Moss returns to Minnesota.

(David Drapkin / Associated Press)

The storyline
Two playoff teams from a year ago meet in the Desperation Bowl. The loser here might be done.

Why you should watch
Randy Moss gets pumped up to play Dallas; everything Brett Favre does now is under a massive microscope on and off field. Will it impact his play?

Did you know?
Tony Romo became only the third quarterback in Cowboys history to throw for over 400 yards last week. ... Dallas' Miles Austin has three 100-yard receiving games already this year. ... Brett Favre is 10-1 in his 11 starts at the Metrodome as a Viking. ... Moss is 7-0 in his career against the Cowboys.

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