ANALYSIS: There will be plenty of offense in this contest. Coastal Carolina is No. 1 in the nation in yards per play (8.8), but more importantly, it is first with an average of 48.8 points per game as it has scored 50 or more in four of its six games. The Over has hit in two of Appalachian State's three home games. The Mountaineers' offense ranks 42nd, gaining 6.2 yards per play, while their defense is 68th with an average of 5.5 yards allowed.

ANALYSIS: Both teams are far better on offense than defense. The Giants rank eighth offensively, averaging 6.4 yards per play, but are 22nd defensively. The Cowboys have the seventh-best offense with an average of 6.5 yards per play, but their defense is 30th (6.7 yards). New York has faced Denver, Washington, Atlanta and New Orleans - teams that have better defenses but weaker offenses than Dallas. The Over is 2-1 in the Giants' last three games and 3-1 in Dallas' four contests this year. New York QB Daniel Jones is completing 67 percent of his throws for 8.2 yards per toss and has four touchdowns against just one interception. Cowboys QB Dak Prescott is completing 75 percent of his attempts for eight yards per pass with 10 touchdowns and just two picks.

ANALYSIS: This is more a play against Jacksonville than a play on Tennessee, although the Titans should get back their top two wide receivers in A.J. Brown and Julio Jones. Both teams’ yards-per-play number on offense and defense look almost identical. However, I have Tennessee’s offense rated 14th and Jacksonville’s 30th, with both defenses in the bottom five. To add to the drama, Jaguars coach Urban Meyer was caught hanging out in Ohio after his team lost to Cincinnati last week. Do you think Bill Belichick would ever waste a second while preparing for his next game? No shot! Where there's smoke, there's fire, and Jacksonville is smoking. The Titans will be hungry after their overtime loss to the New York Jets.

ANALYSIS: Nebraska has covered five straight games since losing its season opener at Illinois. The Cornhuskers' strength of schedule is very similar to Michigan's (106 to 107.5). Both offenses average 6.7 yards per play, but the Wolverines allow 4.5 compared to 4.9 by Nebraska.

ANALYSIS: Both teams have played a similar strength of schedule (103 to 103.5), but TCU has an even yards per play while Texas Tech averages +1.8 more yards per play than its opponents. The Horned Frogs are 0-4 against the spread while the Red Raiders are 3-2 ATS and looking for revenge after losing 34-18 at TCU last season.