ANALYSIS: If you paid close attention to the second half of last week's game, the rookie QB Anthony Brown really started to settle in, and helped the Ravens close the deficit in the game. My thought is that because both teams knew they'd rematch the following week, they held things closer to the vest than usual. Also, with the Ravens putting out the statement that both Tyler Huntley and Anthony Brown will play in this game, leads me to believe there's a bevy of new wrinkles in store. And by the way, the Bengals offense will be the Bengals offense, I expect them to get at worst 24 points. But I also see the Ravens being able to get 20 or 22 points as well.

ANALYSIS: Where the Ravens hang their hats is within their ability to bully defense up front along the offensive line in the run game. Where the Ravens have their best chance to pull off the upset in this game...is within their ability to bully the Bengals up front in the run game. Expect to see a platoon QB system in this game with both rookie Anthony Brown and Tyler Huntley playing, and that to me just screams a lot of the run game to help shrink this game and help give the Ravens defense a chance to win it.

ANALYSIS: Although rematch games tend to be a lot tighter than the first meeting, these two teams both have explosive backs that are legit dual threats, capable of scoring from anywhere on the field. Also, the Giants will be facing a Vikings defense that can't stop giving up the big play. I can see this game being a facsimile of what we saw a few weeks ago, and one that will surely be another entertaining, back-and-forth affair. We know the Vikings can score 30 points, and we also know that the Giants average between 19-22 points per game.

ANALYSIS: Saquon Barkley IS the Giants offense, and a big reason why they were able to comeback in their first meeting was a combination of his ability on both ends of offense. This receiving prop number, for a back of the caliber of Saquon Barkley, is ridiculously low. This is legitimately a potential one catch cover for the stud running back. I think we may see him get closer to 50 yards receiving.

ANALYSIS: This is almost a bad situation to be in if you're a head coach: rookie QB combined with a road playoff start. My guess is that the Dolphins will want to shrink the ball game, as much as the Bills will want to take care of business quickly and move on to next week as healthy as possible. I am not afraid of a backdoor cover type situation, as the Phins offense will struggle throughout the game to sustain drives against the Bills, and it'll take the Bills giving up points themselves in order for that to happen.