ANALYSIS: The Bengals have found ways to win despite a crumbling... Join SportsLine here to see the full pick!

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ANALYSIS: The Titans are getting Derrick Henry back for this game after the rushing attack did a solid job staying afloat without him, while the Bengals lost a key piece of the defensive line with Larry Ogunjobi's injury. Cincinnati's pressure rate drops nine points to 26% when Ogunjobi isn't on the field, so expect Ryan Tannehill to have time to throw to his receivers. The Titans defense can get consistent pressure without blitzing, and I think they have a major edge against the Bengals' offensive line. This Titans team is battle-tested with eight wins over winning teams, and with Mike Vrabel's excellent track record on long rest (8-0 SU and ATS), the Titans are the play for me.

ANALYSIS: The Rams ran the ball all over the Cardinals, but they'll now face a Bucs rush defense that showed up in a big way against the Eagles. Matthew Stafford will have to make some plays in this game to advance, but he's been an enigma for much of the year, throwing four pick-sixes and eight interceptions in all on his side of the field. The Rams rolled in the first meeting between these teams, but the Bucs are stronger in the secondary this time around, particularly if Sean Murphy-Bunting can play. The Bucs have OL injury issues, but if you can trust any QB to compensate for that, isn't it Tom Brady? Look for Bucs -2.5 and grab it if it becomes available.

ANALYSIS: These two teams met in the regular season, with the 49ers rallying back from an early 17-0 deficit to take the lead with less than a minute left before the Packers nailed a game-winning field goal. That game came before the evolution of the 49ers rushing attack, and with Green Bay 30th in yards per rush allowed, they could have a lot of trouble slowing down Deebo Samuel and Co. on the ground. But the Packers are getting healthier on the O-line and on defense, and coupled with a great homefield advantage and the best QB in the game, I feel they should be laying seven even against a team playing well on both sides of the ball.