Panthers at Buccaneers (-3): I'm betting on the Panthers because they've shown some competitiveness lately, and it's hard to see the Bucs winning without a strong showing. The Bucs are struggling, having lost four straight, while the Panthers have managed to win a couple of games in December.
Seahawks (-2.5) at 49ers: The Seahawks are surprisingly favored here, but I think the Niners will come out on top. They've won six straight and their offense is humming, averaging over 40 points per game over their last three contests. The Seahawks have also won six straight, but their recent performances were unimpressive.
Packers at Vikings (-9.5): The Packers are locked into the 7 seed, so they have nothing to play for, making this a favorable spot for bettors. The Vikings would like to see J.J. McCarthy finish the season positively.
Titans at Jaguars (-13): If the Jaguars win, they'll be AFC South champs. I think the Titans will put up a closer fight than expected but ultimately won't be able to handle the Jaguars' business.
Colts at Texans (-10): The Texans can still win the AFC South with this win and loss combination. This is unlikely; however, it would give them a favorable Wild Card Round matchup over the 5-seed team in the AFC North.
Bengals at Bengals (-7.5): If you're alive in your survivor pool, there aren't many options, but I like taking the Bengals despite their dominance in their last two games.
Cowboys (-3.5) at Giants: The Cowboys will pad their stats and prevent the Giants from ruining their draft positioning.
Saints at Falcons (-3): This game has a funny playoff implication if the Bucs win. Both teams have played well lately, but I prefer to back the home team.
Dolphins at Patriots (-11.5): The Pats are playing starters due to the implications of their current seeding in the playoffs. However, they're not my top pick; I don't love their vibes heading into the playoffs.
Chiefs (-5.5) at Raiders: The Raiders have been pretty obvious in their attempts to tank for the No. 1 overall pick and are unlikely to surprise anyone here.
Lions at Bears (-3): I initially considered taking the Lions but after realizing they're not genuinely invested in this game, I decided to take the Bears instead.
Jets at Bills (-7.5): The Jets have been an abomination since trading away their defensive players, and their recent performances have been laughable.
Commanders at Eagles (-4): The Eagles will be resting starters, which should make them easier to beat according to most NFL experts.
Seahawks (-2.5) at 49ers: The Seahawks are surprisingly favored here, but I think the Niners will come out on top. They've won six straight and their offense is humming, averaging over 40 points per game over their last three contests. The Seahawks have also won six straight, but their recent performances were unimpressive.
Packers at Vikings (-9.5): The Packers are locked into the 7 seed, so they have nothing to play for, making this a favorable spot for bettors. The Vikings would like to see J.J. McCarthy finish the season positively.
Titans at Jaguars (-13): If the Jaguars win, they'll be AFC South champs. I think the Titans will put up a closer fight than expected but ultimately won't be able to handle the Jaguars' business.
Colts at Texans (-10): The Texans can still win the AFC South with this win and loss combination. This is unlikely; however, it would give them a favorable Wild Card Round matchup over the 5-seed team in the AFC North.
Bengals at Bengals (-7.5): If you're alive in your survivor pool, there aren't many options, but I like taking the Bengals despite their dominance in their last two games.
Cowboys (-3.5) at Giants: The Cowboys will pad their stats and prevent the Giants from ruining their draft positioning.
Saints at Falcons (-3): This game has a funny playoff implication if the Bucs win. Both teams have played well lately, but I prefer to back the home team.
Dolphins at Patriots (-11.5): The Pats are playing starters due to the implications of their current seeding in the playoffs. However, they're not my top pick; I don't love their vibes heading into the playoffs.
Chiefs (-5.5) at Raiders: The Raiders have been pretty obvious in their attempts to tank for the No. 1 overall pick and are unlikely to surprise anyone here.
Lions at Bears (-3): I initially considered taking the Lions but after realizing they're not genuinely invested in this game, I decided to take the Bears instead.
Jets at Bills (-7.5): The Jets have been an abomination since trading away their defensive players, and their recent performances have been laughable.
Commanders at Eagles (-4): The Eagles will be resting starters, which should make them easier to beat according to most NFL experts.