(Stephen Brashear / Associated Press)

Tonight, 5:15. TV: Prime Video.

Line: Seahawks by 2½. O/U: 40½.

Neither offense is playing great, and the Broncos could be without Pat Surtain and Talanoa Hufanga. Seattle’s offense is more explosive, and Denver doesn’t have a receiver who can exploit Seattle’s defense the way Mike Evans did.


Pick: Seahawks 27, Broncos 23

Sunday, 6:30 a.m. TV: NFL Network.

Line: Jaguars by 2½. O/U: 42½.

Jacksonville has the travel edge with the team staying in London following their win over the Eagles. The Texans have won three of their last four matchups with Jacksonville, but the Jaguars are rolling this season.

Pick: Jaguars 28, Texans 23

Sunday, 10 a.m. TV: NFL Ticket.

Line: Bears by 3. O/U: 49½.

Quarterback questions on both sides with the statuses of Caleb Williams and Michael Penix Jr. I like Chicago’s options at the position better than Atlanta’s, so the Bears get the edge there.

Pick: Bears 27, Falcons 23

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson breaks a tackle from New York Jets defensive end Will McDonald IV on Oct. 11.

(Adam Hunger / Associated Press)

Sunday, 10 a.m. TV: NFL Ticket.

Line: Ravens by 5½. O/U: 42½.

Even if the Ravens don’t have Lamar Jackson, Tyler Huntley has been around forever in this system and runs it well. Cleveland won three in a row but hit a wall last week, when Deshaun Watson was sacked eight times.

Pick: Ravens 24, Browns 20

Sunday, 10 a.m. TV: NFL Ticket.

Line: Colts by 6½. O/U: 43½.

The Titans have lost six in a row dating to last season, and have scored an NFL-low 58 points so far. Cam Ward was sacked four times in the last 11 minutes in Week 5. The two-win Colts still have Daniel Jones and Jonathan Taylor.

Pick: Colts 27, Titans 17

Sunday, 10 a.m. TV: NFL Ticket.

Line: Patriots by 7½. O/U: 43½.

Has Drake Maye returned to the Drake Maye we know? He accounted for five touchdowns against the Raiders. He was great the last time he faced the Jets. Meanwhile, the Jets weren’t crazy-good against the Browns.

Pick: Patriots 26, Jets 17

(Gerald Herbert / Associated Press)

Sunday, 10 a.m. TV: NFL Ticket.

Line: Saints by 1½. O/U: 45½.

The Giants are 3-0 at home, and Jameis Winston has done a respectable job after the Jaxson Dart injury. The Saints are fading after a strong start, and Tyler Shough is struggling and dealing with a left hand injury.

Pick: Giants 27, Saints 24

Sunday, 10 a.m. TV: CBS.

Line: Eagles by 1½. O/U: 41½.

The Eagles have lost three in a row, and back-to-back heartbreakers against the Rams and Jaguars. Their offensive line is completely reworked. The Panthers are rested and Tetairoa McMillan has been spectacular.

Pick: Panthers 21, Eagles 17

Sunday, 10 a.m. TV: NFL Ticket.

Line: Steelers by 2½. O/U: 39½.

Tampa Bay finally won last week, running for 241 yards and winning the turnover battle, 3-0. The Steelers put up 34 points on the Colts (then again, Colts tend to give up a lot of points) and could be in line for their first victory on the road.

Pick: Steelers 24, Buccaneers 20

(Gregory Bull / Associated Press)

Sunday, 1:05 p.m. TV: Fox.

Line: Rams by 12½. O/U: 51½.

The Rams are in must-win mode, and their offense was pretty much unstoppable against Buffalo. If they can get their kicking game straightened out they will be fine. Arizona has a QB-friendly offense and can look good in spurts.

Pick: Rams 34, Cardinals 23

Sunday, 1:25 p.m. TV: CBS.

Line: Chiefs by 8½. O/U: 42½.

This game might be a bit closer than people expect because the Chargers tend to play well against the Chiefs, but these two teams are in different stratospheres. Justin Herbert is totally out of rhythm — the opposite of his Brazil performance against the Chiefs last season.

Pick: Chiefs 28, Chargers 23

Sunday, 1:25 p.m. TV: NFL Ticket.

Line: Bills by 5½. O/U: 53½.

Buffalo’s secondary is weak, but Las Vegas doesn’t have enough beyond Brock Bowers to exploit it. Josh Allen does whatever he needs to do to win, and against the Rams that meant running like crazy.

Pick: Bills 33, Raiders 24

(Jeffrey Phelps / Associated Press)

Sunday, 5:20 p.m. TV: NBC.

Line: Packers by 1½. O/U: 52½.

The Cowboys have given up at least 20 points in 12 straight games. The Packers have been inconsistent but should be able to handle their business at home. The Dallas offense isn’t clicking.

Pick: Packers 27, Cowboys 21

Monday, 5:15 p.m. TV: ABC, ESPN.

Line: 49ers by 7½. O/U: 50½.

Washington’s clock management in its tie with the Giants was among the worst the NFL has seen, and Dan Quinn is on the hot seat. San Francisco looks like the best team in the league.

Pick: 49ers 30, Commanders 20