ANALYSIS: Tampa Bay’s Baker Mayfield is playing very good football right now. He’s thrown for 490 yards and seems comfortable in this Buccaneers system. Philadelphia has benefited from a combined six turnovers by their opponents in their first two games. The Buccaneer’s defense is in better form currently, allowing less than 280 yards passing while Philadelphia is allowing 340 yards through the air. Mayfield and the rest of the Tampa Bay are playing inspired football and will look to continue doing so on Primetime.

ANALYSIS: Half of Dallas’ offensive line is listed as questionable. The Cowboys also lost Trevon Diggs on the defensive side of the ball to a torn ACL this week in practice. Arizona had zero expectations coming into this season, and despite being 0-2, they’ve been keeping games close, -7 point differential. It will be a very tough test against this Cowboy offense, but the Arizona defense is better than people think. The Cardinals are also 4-1 ATS in their last five games.

ANALYSIS: Going to buy into all the bad news surrounding Chicago. The Chiefs may be expecting a walk in the park when facing the Bears this afternoon, and rightfully so. However, Kansas City is dealing with injuries to Kadarius Toney and Isiah Pacheco, who are listed as questionable. Each team is averaging 18.5 points per game and while the Chiefs have the advantages at quarterback and coaching, it’s clear Patrick Mahomes is still getting used to this new offense, with limited weapons.

ANALYSIS: Carolina’s defense is still above average, 13th in the league in opponent points per game with 22, and this is despite the injuries on the defense. The Seahawks come off a high-scoring, OT win Detroit and may be due for some regression after that game since their defense is allowing 30.5 points per game. Carolina has struggled offensively, only averaging 13.5 points per game, and could see some positive regression with Dalton taking over at QB, who should be able to make some of the throws that Young was not able to so far in his career, but that’s if the offensive line gives Dalton the time to do so.

ANALYSIS: Oklahoma is averaging 530+ totals yards per game. The Sooners are also averaging 55.7 points per game as compared to Cincinnati’s 25.5. The Bearcat’s defense is not what is used to be and will have a tough time keeping this Oklahoma offense off the field as they average 7.3 yards per play.