Blaine Gabbert moved the Cardinals' offense last week against Houston, and he gives Arizona a chance to keep this close and possibly win outright. The Jags are missing two starting O-linemen and their top corner. Take the points.

The Jaguars have held six teams under 10 points this year and remarkably, five of those games were away from home. The formula for beating them is to run the ball well and limit turnovers. That's not going to work for the Cardinals, a team with the 32nd-ranked rush DVOA that's also 31st in yards per rush and has Blaine Gabbert at quarterback. The injuries are starting to add up for Arizona, a team that's allowed more than 30 points five times this year, including last week to a Tom Savage-led offense. The Cardinals have covered just twice this year, and I don't expect this to be No. 3.