1. Cincinnati Bengals (-8.5) vs. Oak – The Raiders have given up 42, 55 and 37 in the last three weeks. It’s also safe to assume that the Bengals know Carson Palmer VERY well from his years in Cincy and will dominate and cover the point spread in this one.
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2. Tennessee Titans (-4) vs. Jax – The Jags are likely emotionally spent from their thrilling OT loss to the Texans a week ago. The Titans, coming off the bye, are well rested after shellacking the Dolphins 37-3 in Miami.
3. St. Louis Rams (+3) vs. Arz – Both teams are shaky, but one is on a 6-game losing streak and now starting a rookie, late round pick at QB. The Rams actually enter this affair in better shape.
4. Buffalo Bills (+3) vs. Ind – See money line bet.
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Atlanta Falcons (-1) vs. TB – The Falcons are not currently playing their best ball, but still one of the Super Bowl betting favorites in the NFC. They’ve also performed better on the road this year.
Cleveland Browns (+1) vs. Pit – This will be a low scoring affair but tough to see 37-year old Charlie Batch leading Pittsburgh to victory.
Denver Broncos (-10) vs. KC – These games are usually close in KC, but won’t be this year. The Chiefs are that bad.
Money Line Bet
Buffalo Bills (+130) vs. Ind – The Colts are 6-4 and in the playoff race, but way ahead of schedule from where most thought they would be in Andrew Luck’s 1st year. With wins meaning more to the Colts from this point on, look for Indy to fall short on Sunday.
