Latest NFL Predictions

Cincinnati’s high-powered offence, led by Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase, should prove too much for a Cleveland team that’s struggled on both sides of the ball. The Browns will start backup QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson after Jameis Winston flamed out with another three interceptions last week. Cleveland lost by 25 and 17 points in two of his three starts last year and another wide-margin loss would not be a surprise on Sunday.

The Bears’ second-half fightback on Thanksgiving helped them cover the spread while coming up just short against the Lions last time, but Detroit should stamp their authority in this game. After last week’s heartbreaking loss to the Bills, the Lions should be fired up to bounce back and prove once again their pedigree as Super Bowl contenders. The Bears have lost 7 straight games and given the state of things in Chicago right now they are unlikely to keep things close.

The Giants have been an absolute mess since releasing former quarterback Daniel Jones and that should continue against the Falcons. Atlanta is fighting hard to remain in the race to win the NFC South and boasts enough firepower on offense to outscore the Giants by double digits, with New York scoring by far the fewest points in the NFL this season.

The Eagles have won five straight road games and look likely to extend that streak against a Washington team that has cooled off since the start of November. The Commanders have lost two of their last three at Northwest Stadium and experienced major struggles against the Eagles recently. Philadelphia have won seven of the last 10 clashes of these NFC East rivals and with plenty to play for this weekend, should get the win that clinches the division.

Home-field advantage and an efficient Seahawks passing attack could make this a closer contest than expected. Seattle has won four of their last five Sunday games as underdogs, and the Vikings have historically struggled on the road against NFC West opponents, losing 11 of their last 12 such games

These two are firmly in contention for the number one overall pick in next April’s draft. The Jags are playing hard despite head coach Doug Peterson knowing he’s as good as gone once the season is over and they have one thing the Raiders don’t, excellent rookie wideout Brian Thomas Jr.

The Buccaneers have won 4 straight games to take a commanding lead in the NFC South and should be fully motivated to continue that run against the Cowboys. The Bucs have outscored their opponents 124-60 in that winning run and should cruise past a Dallas team that won only 1 of their 7 home games this season.

The Cardinals has not covered a handicap as an away favourite since 2021, losing each of their last three games when taking on underdogs on the road. Of course, the Panthers failed to cover when they found themselves in the unusual spot of favourites against the Dallas Cowboys last week, but Dave Canales’ team have played well recently. Carolina’s improving offense ought to pose enough problems for a Cardinals defence that has allowed an average of 26 points per game on the road to keep this close.

Cincinnati’s high-powered offence, led by Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase, should prove too much for a Cleveland team that’s struggled on both sides of the ball. The Browns will start backup QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson after Jameis Winston flamed out with another three interceptions last week. Cleveland lost by 25 and 17 points in two of his three starts last year and another wide-margin loss would not be a surprise on Sunday.

The Bears’ second-half fightback on Thanksgiving helped them cover the spread while coming up just short against the Lions last time, but Detroit should stamp their authority in this game. After last week’s heartbreaking loss to the Bills, the Lions should be fired up to bounce back and prove once again their pedigree as Super Bowl contenders. The Bears have lost 7 straight games and given the state of things in Chicago right now they are unlikely to keep things close.

The Jets offense is finally starting to take off after New York beat Jacksonville 32-25 last week, and they should carry that momentum into at least staying within a field goal of the Rams. Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams seem to have rediscovered the famous connection from their Green Bay days and can get at an LA defense that has allowed the 3rd-most passing yards per attempt and 8th-most passing touchdowns this season.

The Giants have been an absolute mess since releasing former quarterback Daniel Jones and that should continue against the Falcons. Atlanta is fighting hard to remain in the race to win the NFC South and boasts enough firepower on offense to outscore the Giants by double digits, with New York scoring by far the fewest points in the NFL this season.

The Eagles have won five straight road games and look likely to extend that streak against a Washington team that has cooled off since the start of November. The Commanders have lost two of their last three at Northwest Stadium and experienced major struggles against the Eagles recently. Philadelphia have won seven of the last 10 clashes of these NFC East rivals and with plenty to play for this weekend, should get the win that clinches the division.

Mason Rudolph’s return as the Titans’ starter makes them a lot tougher to read — and potentially to beat for the struggling Colts. Rudolph sparked an underperforming Tennessee offense when he came in for four starts earlier this year and anything like a repeat of that should ensure the total is above expectations. The Over has landed in six of the Colts’ 10 matchups against AFC teams this season and three of the Titans’ last four games.

Home-field advantage and an efficient Seahawks passing attack could make this a closer contest than expected. Seattle has won four of their last five Sunday games as underdogs, and the Vikings have historically struggled on the road against NFC West opponents, losing 11 of their last 12 such games

These two are firmly in contention for the number one overall pick in next April’s draft. The Jags are playing hard despite head coach Doug Peterson knowing he’s as good as gone once the season is over and they have one thing the Raiders don’t, excellent rookie wideout Brian Thomas Jr.

The Bills have been on an absolute tear offensively, scoring 90 points across their last 2 games, and that should see them obliterate the Patriots. Josh Allen has racked up a ton of touchdowns both through the air and on the ground while the Patriots have stagnated significantly in recent weeks. There is a clear talent difference in this one and Buffalo should prove why.

The 49ers have won 8 of their last 10 away games against teams with losing records and can win this one also. The Dolphins can’t run the ball and they don’t throw deep, so look set to find things tough versus a 49ers’ defence that is getting healthy again.

The Buccaneers have won 4 straight games to take a commanding lead in the NFC South and should be fully motivated to continue that run against the Cowboys. The Bucs have outscored their opponents 124-60 in that winning run and should cruise past a Dallas team that won only 1 of their 7 home games this season.

Spencer Rattler looked sharp for the Saints last week against the Commanders but looks to be in for a rude awakening against the Packers, who have lost only twice at home to elite opponents and should be able to contain the rookie in potentially snowy and windy conditions at Lambeau Field. Green Bay dominated Seattle last week and it should be a similar story here.

Home-field advantage and an efficient Seahawks passing attack could make this a closer contest than expected. Seattle has won four of their last five Sunday games as underdogs, and the Vikings have historically struggled on the road against NFC West opponents, losing 11 of their last 12 such games

These two are firmly in contention for the number one overall pick in next April’s draft. The Jags are playing hard despite head coach Doug Peterson knowing he’s as good as gone once the season is over and they have one thing the Raiders don’t, excellent rookie wideout Brian Thomas Jr.

The Bills have been on an absolute tear offensively, scoring 90 points across their last 2 games, and that should see them obliterate the Patriots. Josh Allen has racked up a ton of touchdowns both through the air and on the ground while the Patriots have stagnated significantly in recent weeks. There is a clear talent difference in this one and Buffalo should prove why.

The 49ers have won 8 of their last 10 away games against teams with losing records and can win this one also. The Dolphins can’t run the ball and they don’t throw deep, so look set to find things tough versus a 49ers’ defence that is getting healthy again.

The Buccaneers have won 4 straight games to take a commanding lead in the NFC South and should be fully motivated to continue that run against the Cowboys. The Bucs have outscored their opponents 124-60 in that winning run and should cruise past a Dallas team that won only 1 of their 7 home games this season.

The Bills have been on an absolute tear offensively, scoring 90 points across their last 2 games, and that should see them obliterate the Patriots. Josh Allen has racked up a ton of touchdowns both through the air and on the ground while the Patriots have stagnated significantly in recent weeks. There is a clear talent difference in this one and Buffalo should prove why.

The 49ers have won 8 of their last 10 away games against teams with losing records and can win this one also. The Dolphins can’t run the ball and they don’t throw deep, so look set to find things tough versus a 49ers’ defence that is getting healthy again.

The Buccaneers have won 4 straight games to take a commanding lead in the NFC South and should be fully motivated to continue that run against the Cowboys. The Bucs have outscored their opponents 124-60 in that winning run and should cruise past a Dallas team that won only 1 of their 7 home games this season.

Spencer Rattler looked sharp for the Saints last week against the Commanders but looks to be in for a rude awakening against the Packers, who have lost only twice at home to elite opponents and should be able to contain the rookie in potentially snowy and windy conditions at Lambeau Field. Green Bay dominated Seattle last week and it should be a similar story here.

Patrick Mahomes is unlikely to play in this game but the Chiefs should still be able to prevail as a home underdog. Much of Kansas City’s success this season has been down to their defense, which should be successful in keeping the Texans in check after the Chiefs held their last 3 home opponents to 14, 14 and 17 points.

The Steelers pulled the upset as a small underdog when these teams met last month and the signs point to Pittsburgh at least staying within a touchdown. The Steelers’ defense was able to completely shut down Baltimore in that game and Lamar Jackson has historically struggled against them. That could continue here with Pittsburgh looking to wrap up the AFC North with victory.