This total has bounced back up to a key number, so I'll back the Under. Detroit has cashed the Under in seven straight games, while the Giants have played five straight Unders. Darius Slay should be able to limit Odell Beckham, and the Lions will be without key pass-catching RB Theo Riddick.

This total has been plummeting, so I hope you jumped on the Under early. The Lions' defense, which has ranked poorly in efficiency stats most of the year, has held the opposition under 20 points in each of their last five games. On offense, Matthew Stafford has to battle a finger injury and potentially ugly weather, limiting his effectiveness in the passing game. The Giants have been excellent on defense this year but haven't found much success offensively, including scoring just 14 and 10 points in their last two games. Both these teams should stay under 20, making the Under a great play.

This game will have a Wild Card feel to it. Matt Stafford will be nursing an injured finger on his throwing hand. For a QB whose success comes from his ability to throw with unearthly velocity, he'll struggle to drive the ball with any level of consistency. Back the G-Men.

Everyone loves Matthew Stafford and the Lions in a must win game, but I'm not buying it on the road at MetLife Stadium. The Lions are great indoors, but I think they will struggle with the weather conditions outdoors in New York on Sunday. Stafford is also dealing with a hand injury that will likely lead to a late turnover to seal the game (and cover) for the Giants.