ANALYSIS: Cincinnati looks to earn a CFP berth on Saturday against Houston... Join SportsLine now to see the full pick!

ANALYSIS: I can't help but believe the absence of Bo Nix at quarterback is affecting this line, but the truth is, I don't see much of a drop-off for the Tigers. The gap between Nix and backup T.J. Finley is insignificant, and we've seen all season long that the Alabama defense isn't the same shutdown unit we're used to seeing. Plus, you know, this rivalry is a big deal. While we sometimes see blowouts when the game is in Tuscaloosa, it's rarely the case in Auburn. Give me all those points.

ANALYSIS: While I'm a big fan of what Sam Pittman has done at Arkansas in a short amount of time, I also remember what the Hogs looked like when they went against Georgia. I'm also aware of how their defense has been torn apart by good quarterbacks this season, and that Alabama has one of the best QBs in the country, as well as some excellent receivers. Finally, Nick Saban was pleased with his team last week, and this is a man who finds things to be mad about in 80-point wins. If he's happy, how good must this team look?

ANALYSIS: One of the strange side effects of the Eagles being without Miles Sanders is they've become a much more effective offense in the red zone without him. I don't know if it's that defenses don't respect Miles Sanders ability to run between the tackles or what, but it's opened things up a bit, which has helped Philly's overall performance improve. I'm going to rely on that continuing against a Denver team being overvalued following a surprising upset of the Cowboys.

ANALYSIS: I know he's Aaron Rodgers and it shouldn't matter too much, but there has to be some kind of negative impact from Rodgers not being able to spend any time with the team before Saturday. Meanwhile, the Seahawks are getting both Russell Wilson and Chris Carson back this week, and will be as close to full strength as they have been in a while.