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п»їNFL football pool, pick'em, office pool, confidence picks for Week 7, 2020: Back the Buccaneers.
SportsLine's advanced computer model locked in the top NFL office pool picks for Week 7.
The Chicago Bears have been one of the most unique 5-1 teams in NFL history, with four outright wins as underdogs and the chance to make it five in Week 7. The Bears face the Los Angeles Rams, who are favored by 5.5 points according to the latest NFL odds from William Hill. Should you back the Monsters of the Midway in your Week 7 NFL office pool picks? And if you pick them, how many points should you assign in your Week 7 NFL confidence pool picks?
Difficult questions like that abound in Week 7, with 10 games on the docket featuring NFL spreads of 5.5 points or less. That includes a Dallas vs. Washington game in which the line is a pick'em, meaning neither side is favored. Before you make your NFL picks, you need to see the Week 7 NFL football pool picks from SportsLine's proven model.
This model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, ranked in the Top 10 on NFLPickWatch in three of the past four years on straight-up NFL picks and beat more than 95 percent of CBS Sports office pool players three times during that span. It's off to a hot 63-27 start to the 2020 season, and anyone who has followed it is way up.
Now, the model has simulated the entire Week 7 2020 NFL schedule 10,000 times and generated its optimal NFL pick'em plays. Go to SportsLine to see them.
Top Week 7 NFL office pool predictions.
One of the top Week 7 NFL pick'em predictions from the model: Tampa Bay wins comfortably on the road against Las Vegas. The Buccaneers are coming off a dominant victory against the Packers despite being listed as three-point underdogs.
Now, they'll take on a Raiders defense that is giving up 30.4 points per game and ranks 30th in the NFL in turnovers created. Tom Brady hasn't set the world alight like some may have expected when he joined an offense that ranked third in scoring and third in total yardage with Jameis Winston at the helm, but the Buccaneers still rank eighth in the NFL in scoring, while their defense has been one of the surprises of the season.
Tampa Bay ranks first in yards allowed and has generated 22 sacks. Jason Pierre-Paul has been responsible for 5.5 of those and he'll try to shrink the pocket against Derek Carr on Sunday. The model predicts that the Buccaneers will record three sacks and force a pair of turnovers to help the Buccaneers win outright in 60 percent of simulations.
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The model also made the call on every other Week 7 game and has strong picks for potentially close matchups like Cowboys vs. Washington and Steelers vs. Titans. It's also calling for a Super Bowl contender to go down hard. You can only see all of the model's NFL pool picks here.


NFL Confidence Pool Picks Week 7.
It’s the middle of the season, and we’re seeing some quarterback changes. Andy Dalton took over for Dak Prescott after a season-ending injury and looked awful. Meanwhile, Kyle Allen has taken over for Dwayne Haskins and literally looks worse. Next week, Tua Tagovailoa will get the start for the 3-3 Dolphins, which was shocking news that Ryan Fitzpatrick wasn’t ready for.
Every week I give you my favorite to least favorite games according to my confidence in the pick. Remember, all picks will be picked without using the spread. I look forward to giving you the best chance to win your NFL Confidence pool each week and throughout the entirety of the 2020-21 season.
As the years have gone on, Confidence Pools have become very popular. If you’re unfamiliar with confidence pools, here's a rundown of the concept. Each week you will pick every game and the team you believe will win that game straight up. It’s always good to sprinkle in some underdogs that are adding points to their score! Let’s defeat your entire pool!
Week 7 Confidence List (Most Confidence to Least Confidence)
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Bills vs Jets: The Jets are still relying on head coach Adam Gase. I don’t think the Jets win a single game again under Gase. The play calling is terrible, and the players don’t look like they care anymore. I wouldn’t either. Take the Bills.
Jaguars vs Chargers: There’s the Jets and then there’s the Jaguars. The Chargers have played top tier competition. They’ve struggled and haven’t been able to pull out wins. Thankfully, the Chargers will get a weak opponent and get a win. Justin Herbert deserves it. Take the Chargers.
Chiefs vs Broncos: The Broncos can’t finish drives and settle for too many field goals. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are one of the best at finding the endzone. Two totally different squads. Take the Chiefs.
Bears vs Rams: The Rams continue to disappoint this season. This team should look better than they have. It’s time for the offense to blow up against a “respected” defense in the Chicago Bears. Once this offense blows up, people will take the Rams seriously. Take the Rams.
49ers vs Patriots: After the Patriots really struggled against the Broncos, nothing will surprise me anymore. The 49ers are getting better week by week. This team’s health is a major concern, but they’re finding ways. With George Kittle around, the 49ers will have plenty of scoring opportunities. Take the 49ers.
Buccaneers vs Raiders: The Raiders have been surprising this season. The offense is clicking, and the defense has done enough to win ball games. However, a healthy Buccaneers offense is too challenging for that Raiders defense. Plus, the Bucs defense has done some really nice things this season, especially in the turnover department. Take the Buccaneers.
Panthers vs Saints: The Saints at home seem unstoppable. However, Teddy Bridgewater is comfortable in New Orleans and should be able to fill up the box score. The Panthers are not a touchdown underdog, but they will likely lose. Take the Saints.
Packers vs Texans: Do we really expect Aaron Rodgers to play back-to-back poor football games? How many times has this happened in his career? Rodgers is going against a very poor defense in the Texans, and that should be enough. Take the Packers.
Seahawks vs Cardinals: I loved what Kyler Murray showed in his last game against the Cowboys. He looked great and the offense gelled. But he’s not going to be able to make any mistakes in this game to keep up with Russell Wilson. The Seahawks will get a couple turnovers, and that will be a game changer. Take the Seahawks.
Steelers vs Titans: This is really the game of the week. One team is not going to be undefeated anymore. The Titans defense was exposed against the Texans, and the Steelers can do the same with the weapons they have. Take the Steelers.
Lions vs Falcons: The Lions seem to be getting better week by week. Sure, they just beat the Jaguars, but they looked very good in doing so. How can you be sold on this Falcons team? They’re boom or bust every game. One thing is certain: they can’t defend. Take the Lions.
Browns vs Bengals: I’m confident Joe Burrow will have a better career than Baker Mayfield. I’m not confident that the Bengals defense can stop the Browns run game. It’ll be a close game throughout. The Bengals just might win the game at the end of regulation. Take the Bengals.
Cowboys vs Football Team: Andy Dalton against Kyle Allen. This has to be the worst match-up of the day. Look, the Cowboys have plenty more talent than Washington and should win this game. But like I said above, this NFC East is wide open. This game has playoff implications. It’s just laughable. Take the Cowboys.
Giants vs Eagles: Nothing in the NFC is predictable. I’m not confident. I have no clue who is going to win. Wentz and Jones have combined for a ridiculous amount of interceptions this season. Daniel Jones also leads the Giants in rushing yards. This season is weird. I guess the Eagles have the better shot. Take the Eagles.
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College Football Picks, Week 7: Opening betting lines, best bets, and odds.
October 15, 2020.
This week, we are lucky enough to have college football on every night from Wednesday to Saturday. We might be too late to back Coastal Carolina in their upset win over Louisiana-Lafayette last night, but there are still a number of interesting spots for our college football Week 7 picks. When these betting lines opened, a few spots stood out to me, even if the odds were a little high. But now, only two days before Saturday, some of these prices have headed in our direction!
College Football Picks Week 7, betting lines, and odds.
The slate is much smaller this week than most college football fans are used to. However, there are still some good spots. Before breaking down which games we like this week, here are opening betting lines for each game, via William Hill. Some have moved, others have taken enough action on both sides to remain the same.
College football takes over Thursday Night Football.
Georgia State vs Arkansas State (-3.5)
When most viewers would be tuning into an NFL showdown on Thursday nights , this week, they will instead get a Sun Belt showdown with Georgia State and Arkansas State. Now, that might not sound as exciting for some, but if we can win money, why not watch the Sun Belt?
Both of these teams are coming in hot. Georgia State had a bye week last week. But in their previous contest, they won 49-29 over the East Carolina Pirates. Arkansas State played their rescheduled game against Central Arkansas that was supposed to take place on September 19th last week, and they cruised to a 50-27 victory to even their record.
Georgia State has played only two games so far this season and we’re in mid-October. Nevertheless, their offense seems to be on the right track. Even without quarterback Dan Ellington, who was under center for the last two seasons, Georgia State still ranks 56th in the FBS in passing offense and an impressive 10th in rushing yards, averaging 235 yards per game. The team is 16th in the FBS in scoring offense as they average 40 points per game.
If you want to talk about impressive offenses, look no further than the Arkansas State Red Wolves. The Red Wolves are eighth in the FBS in passing offense with 342.5 yards per game and rank 29th out of 76 FBS teams in scoring offense. Their quarterback Logan Bonner has looked impressive, especially when compared to Georgia State’s Cornelious Brown.
This game is a battle of two different offenses, one that excels on the ground and the other in the air. Either way, they are offenses that are doing well. Georgia State has piled up a total of 80 points in their two games while Arkansas State has 132 points in their four contests. Neither of these teams are very interested in playing defense, and even though this total is quite high, I still like the over 71.5. Combined, these teams are 5-1 to the over on the season.
One quick note to keep in mind, the weather might play a factor in this one with 20 mph winds and a chance of rain in the forecast. If that is the case, I would lean towards Georgia State getting the win. The ground game should be able to compete even in bad conditions.
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The SEC showdown that everyone will be watching Saturday night.
Georgia vs Alabama (-6)
This is going to be a good football game and there was no way I would leave it off my college football Week 7 picks card. The No. 3-ranked Georgia Bulldogs travel to Tuscaloosa for a battle with the No. 2-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide. This game is going to have immense implications on the college football playoff, with the loser possibly falling out of the top four. Realistically, this could be the game that’s looked back on at the end of the regular season as a determining factor for one of these two teams being in or out of the playoffs.
Georgia was given quite the scare last week, trailing Tennessee at the end of the first half. However, the momentum swung in the second half as Georgia went on to shut out the Vols offense, allowing just 71 yards and four first downs, while the Bulldogs’ defense forced three turnovers. It was impressive and helped remind all of us why Georgia has the most terrifying defense in the nation.
Alabama is also coming off of a little bit of a scare last week themselves, winning a much more competitive game than expected against the Ole Miss Rebels. It was the most-watched college football game of the season so far, which was to be expected when two offensive powerhouses meet. The game ended with 107 points scored, with Alabama coming out on top 63-48.
Alabama was clinical with the ball through the air as Mac Jones went 28 for 32 for 417 yards and two TDs despite the Crimson Tide having less time of possession than Ole Miss.
Now, these teams have obviously played before. Something I found interesting is that Georgia has led or been tied for 118 minutes and 54 seconds in the last two meetings. They ultimately lost both those games.
So far this year, Alabama has played three high scoring shootouts against second-tier defenses. They are going to be stepping up to a whole other class here, with Georgia ranked second in the nation in defense. The Bulldogs defense is giving up just 12.3 points per game on 3.7 yards per play. Whereas, the Crimson Tide defense is giving up 30.3 points per game on 6.0 yards per play.
This one comes down to strength and weaknesses. Georgia’s strength is their defense and Alabama’s strength is their offense. However, I think defense wins the day in Tuscaloosa. Jones will come back down to earth as the Bulldogs look to limit Alabama’s possesions and grind the clock. Georgia wins and this game stays well under the total.
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Louisville at Notre Dame (-16.5)
We have another ACC contest to consider for Saturday when the Louisville Cardinals (1-3) meet the fourth-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish (3-0). The reality here is that the Notre Dame offense is simply too much for the Cardinals. Notre Dame has a tough defense against both the run and the pass, making it impossible for Louisville to stay in this game. It is a big spread, but I am going to lay the points.
Official College Football Picks Week 7 | Notre Dame -16.5 (-115) 2 units.
UCF (-3.5) vs Memphis.
This game is going to have fireworks, with an over/under that currently sits at 75. These two teams are very similar and usually play close matchups, which is why getting more than a field goal at home is enough for me to go with Memphis. The Tigers have a bit better defense and are more disciplined. UCF has committed 39 penalties over their last two games. Take Memphis and the points.


NFL Week 7 game picks: Patriots top 49ers; Bucs best Raiders.
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Pittsburgh Steelers 28, Tennessee Titans 24.
It is disarming to realize Ryan Tannehill is the better quarterback in this matchup, because Ryan Tannehill is the better quarterback in almost every matchup. While he's kept up his insane efficiency on play-action and in the red zone, Tannehill's ability to avoid sacks, throw against pressure and be productive on straight dropbacks has improved from 2019. That ability to thrive just before being hit will be tested against a Steelers front with too many players worthy of double-teams, like Stephon Tuitt and Cameron Heyward. Big Ben might not be what he once was, but he needs to do a lot less than Tannehill to win these days.
Washington Football Team 22, Dallas Cowboys 20.
Kyle Allen giveth, and Kyle Allen taketh away. His fumble produced the Giants' go-ahead touchdown last week, then he led an impressive TD drive to get within a point, only to hesitate on a failed two-point conversion attempt that cost the team a win. Overall, the Washington offense looked better with him at the controls, and its defense has performed like a top-10 unit all season. I don't want to overreact to the Cowboys' Monday night meltdown, but their injury problems and league-worst turnovers and takeaways are year-long trends.
Buffalo Bills 33, New York Jets 10.
I'm not that worried about Josh Allen. He's played better than the numbers show the last two weeks, with his QB20 ranking from Pro Football Focus in those games sounding about right. I am that worried about the Bills' defense, which is soft up front and tentative in the back, like a nightmare mullet. To be clear: I'm not they could struggle with the Jets worried, because I've watched every Jets snap this season, just so you don't have to.
New Orleans Saints 30, Carolina Panthers 24.
Whether Michael Thomas returns or not this week, the Saints showed promising signs before their bye week. Their defensive line is healthier and more disruptive than it's been all season after the return of Marcus Davenport. Emmanuel Sanders has emerged as an every-week threat out wide. I'm curious to see how former New Orleans assistant Joe Brady, now running Carolina's offense, attacks Saints defensive coordinator Dennis Allen, who can get in his own way when trying to make his presence felt. When a team like the Panthers needs to win with scheme and coaching because their players aren't as talented, it's hard to pick them to win.
UPDATE: Thomas was ruled out on Friday with ankle and hamstring injuries. Earlier in the day, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported the Saints are placing Sanders on the reserve/COVID-19 list and he will not play on Sunday.
Green Bay Packers 38, Houston Texans 33.
Which defense do you trust more? Despite superior depth on the defensive line, the Packers are ranked 30th in defensive DVOA, three spots behind the struggling Texans. Packers pass rusher Preston Smith is not making much of an impact this year, safety Adrian Amos is being exposed in coverage and coordinator Mike Pettine's group is struggling against the run, as usual. That sets up beautifully for Deshaun Watson, who has played terrific the last three weeks and has a deeper group of pass catchers than Green Bay has assembled for Aaron Rodgers. I expect Rodgers to bounce back strong in a similarly favorable matchup, but there should be a lot of fireworks along the way.
Cleveland Browns 27, Cincinnati Bengals 25.
It's an open question as to which quarterback is better in this game, despite their records. It's an open question as to which defense is better, too. The Browns have the edge when it comes to their offensive line, running game and coaching staff, but I wouldn't blame Cleveland fans for approaching this meeting with a mix of caution and dread.
Atlanta Falcons 30, Detroit Lions 27.
Good luck figuring either of these teams out, and good luck to the squad that enters the fourth quarter with a lead on Sunday. Both the Lions and Falcons were their best selves in blowout wins last week, a reminder for Atlanta that availability matters. It turns out that getting Julio Jones reinserted into the lineup helps. Detroit played swarming defense coming out of its bye week, but the surprisingly consistent meh play from quarterback Matthew Stafford has me spooked. Raheem Morris only needs to win this one and then nine more to guarantee his Coach of the Year award and Atlanta legacy.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31, Las Vegas Raiders 24.
This is a matchup between two improved teams that should both make the playoffs. The Bucs' pass rush will be tested against the Raiders' excellent offensive line. Jon Gruden and Derek Carr's laudable aggression in Kansas City will be tested against a playmaking defense waiting to pounce on mistakes. One week after slowing Davante Adams, rising Bucs cornerback Carlton Davis gets an even faster test against Henry Ruggs III. I love the Raiders' offense, but I haven't seen enough out of their defense yet to trust it against a Bucs group improving slightly each week. The biggest mismatch here is Tampa Bay's offensive line against Las Vegas' defensive line, which should allow Tom Brady plenty of time to find open receivers.
Los Angeles Chargers 27, Jacksonville Jaguars 21.
The best way for the Chargers to dodge their 3-13 record in one-score games since the start of last season would be to avoid them altogether, an attainable goal this week against the worst defense in football. The Bolts might get defensive starters Melvin Ingram and Justin Jones back from injured reserve. Keenan Allen and Joey Bosa had the bye week to get healthier. Yet, nothing is ever simple for this team, and I don't trust coach Anthony Lynn to stay aggressive with a lead, even when facing a Jaguars defense starting players signed off the street each week.
New England Patriots 22, San Francisco 49ers 20.
If I don't trust a team's passing game, I don't trust that team at all in the year 2020. I don't trust either of these teams' passing games. Cam Newton was hesitant to throw to open receivers last week, while 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan is hesitant to call plays that require Jimmy Garoppolo to throw beyond the line of scrimmage. In a battle of running games and defense, the slight edge goes to the team with the running quarterback, the superior secondary and Bill Belichick. But Kyle's dad often brought out the worst in Belichick, and a 2-4 start would be the worst in Foxborough since 2000, Belichick's first season there.
Kansas City Chiefs 30, Denver Broncos 27.
This is a dangerous matchup for the Chiefs. Their most convincing wins this season have been followed by letdowns, and Vic Fangio's underrated defense will make it tougher for Patrick Mahomes to convert third-and-longs when Andy Reid's new run-run-pass approach hits a roadblock. Drew Lock played better than his numbers showed last week, and the Broncos might be adding Melvin Gordon, Noah Fant and KJ Hamler to a potent offensive stew. Picking against the Chiefs is foolish, but I feel great picking the Broncos to keep the game closer than expected.
Seattle Seahawks 34, Arizona Cardinals 27.
The Cardinals have faced the fourth-easiest schedule in the league thus far, according to Football Outsiders. This week will begin to test their staying power. Their scheme has covered up talent shortcomings on the offensive line and with their pass rush, especially now that Chandler Jones is out. The Cardinals' rushing game figures to keep it going against Seattle because a Kyler Murray scramble is the most unstoppable play in football. But I worry about the Cardinals' outside cornerbacks holding up against DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett in yet another Seahawks game that figures to be a shootout.


NFL picks, predictions for Week 7: Seahawks silence Cardinals; Titans edge Steelers; Bears stay hot.
Week 7 of the NFL season comes with several intriguing matchups.
The Steelers and Titans meet in a battle of undefeated teams in the 1 p.m. window, and that promises to be a tight matchup between two black-and-blue teams. There are seven divisional matchups, including a 4:25 p.m. showdown between the Cardinals and Seahawks. That will be a showcase between Russell Wilson and Kyler Murray.
The prime-time slots feature a "Sunday Night Football" matchup between the Buccaneers and Raiders and a "Monday Night Football" matchup between the Bears and Rams.
It’s a tough schedule to pick, but Sporting News is back for more:
Last Week: 7-5 (before Monday’s games) Season: 24-15 (before Monday’s games)
With that in mind, below are our picks and predictions for Week 7 of the NFL season. As always, our point spreads are courtesy of Sports Insider.
NFL picks, predictions for Week 7.
New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles (-6)
Thursday, 8:20 p.m. ET, FOX/NFL Network.
Carson Wentz didn’t throw an interception for the first time all season in a loss against the Ravens, and that improved play continues against the Giants, who have scored more than 20 points in just one game this season. Even if Miles Sanders and Zach Ertz are out, it’s still a game that they can win.
Pick: Eagles 22, Giants 19.
Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints (-7.5)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
Teddy Bridgewater faces his former team, and the Panthers will have a challenge against a rested defense that allows 100.2 yards per game. New Orleans' offense is back on track, and Drew Brees leads the Saints to their third straight victory.
Pick: Saints 31, Panthers 24.
Green Bay Packers (-3) at Houston Texans.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
The Packers flopped against the Buccaneers, and tackle David Bakthiari was injured in the second half. That's a major concern for protecting Aaron Rodgers, but the running game gets back on track with Aaron Jones against a Houston defense that allows 177.5 yards per game.
Pick: Packers 33, Texans 26.
Buffalo Bills (-11.5) at New York Jets.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS.
The Jets were shut out by Miami in Week 6, and the Bills won the first meeting 27-17. Buffalo gets back on a Sunday schedule in style behind a big game from Josh Allen, who had 312 passing yards in the first meeting.
Pick: Bills 28, Jets 13.
Detroit Lions at Atlanta Falcons (-3)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
The Falcons finally won their first game of the season, and Detroit has an opportunity to get back to .500. Both defenses give up more than 28 points per game, so a shootout between Matthew Stafford and Matt Ryan seems inevitable.
Pick: Lions 34, Falcons 30.
Cleveland Browns (-3.5) at Cincinnati Bengals.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS.
It's Baker Mayfield vs. Joe Burrow, Round II — maybe. Mayfield is dealing with a rib injury, but if he's healthy he will start against a Bengals' defense that couldn't stop the run in the first meeting. Cleveland gets back on track, but the Bengals will make it interesting in the fourth quarter.
Pick: Browns 27, Bengals 23.
Dallas Cowboys (-3.5) at Washington Football Team.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX.
Washington continues to struggle on offense — and they have averaged just 15.3 points per game in the past three losses. They might score a little more against Dallas, but the Cowboys pick up another NFC East win with Andy Dalton under center.
Pick: Cowboys 31, Redskins 22.
Pittsburgh Steelers (-1.5) at Tennessee Titans.
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS.
The league’s second-best offense meets the second-best defense, but the Steelers suffered a major blow losing Devin Bush for the season with a torn ACL. Derrick Henry — who leads the NFL with 588 rushing yards — will keep the Titans on schedule, and Ryan Tannehill makes enough plays to keep Tennessee unbeaten.
Pick: Titans 23, Steelers 20.
Seattle Seahawks (-3.5) at Arizona Cardinals.
Sunday, 4:05 p.m. ET, FOX.
The Seahawks are coming off a bye week, and the Cardinals are working off a short week. These teams split their meetings last year, and Kyler Murray's passing will be the key if the Cards want to keep it close.
Pick: Seahawks 30, Cardinals 22.
Jacksonville Jaguars at Los Angeles Chargers (-8)
Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBS.
Jacksonville averaged just 15 points per game the past two weeks. The Chargers' defense is bad, but they will get enough stops to support Justin Herbert, who has another big day in the air.
Pick: Chargers 31, Jaguars 17.
Kansas City Chiefs (-10) at Denver Broncos.
Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBS.
The Chiefs bounced back with a victory against the Bills, and the Broncos were sparked by the return of Drew Lock in an upset against the Patriots. Patrick Mahomes II is 5-0 with a 103.4 passer rating against Denver.
Pick: Kansas City 34, Denver 20.
San Francisco 49ers at New England Patriots (-4)
Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBS.
The Patriots are in trouble, and they are catching the 49ers at the wrong time. Jimmy Garoppolo gets enough help in the ground game, and New England questions swirl after a third-straight loss.
Pick: 49ers 24, Patriots 21.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-3) at Las Vegas Raiders.
Sunday, 8:20 p.m. ET, NBC.
The Buccaneers bounced back with a big victory against the Packers, and now Tom Brady gets to haunt Jon Gruden again. Tampa Bay's defense comes up with a late stop in a highly entertaining "Sunday Night Football" matchup.
Pick: Buccaneers 29, Raiders 23.
Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Rams (NL)
Monday, 8:15 p.m., NBC.
The past two Bears-Rams matchups have been slugfests, and Jared Goff has struggled in those games with no TDs and five interceptions. Chicago has won five games by seven points or fewer, and that streak continues in a road victory.




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