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Bears -3 (7-3) @ Lions (4-6) (u/o 43.5)
Chicago's looking to get close to claiming a first division title since the dawn of time, but with no Trubisky an up and down Lions team (beat New England, get hammered by the Jets) could prove to be a banana skin in a divisional matchup depending on which of Patricia's teams turn up - no Kerryon Johnson could make the Lions rely more on the passing game, which amounts to Golladay and not a lot else
Redskins +7 (6-4) @ Cowboys (5-5) (u/o 41)
Washington come into this game without Alex Smith, and will resort to Colt McCoy, who's apparently still in the league, which'll see a gameplan of AP all day until his knees expire. Jordan Reed's at a career high 10 games without a concussion so a quick turnaround will surely see the inevitable happen. Dallas can somehow tie Washington for the division lead with a win in this one, they've expanded their offense from Zeke and little else by acquiring Amari Cooper in exchange for a first round pick which the Raiders will surely waste, with a not too threatening remainder of a schedule this could be the first in a run to the division title. Maybe?
Falcons +11.5 (4-6) @ Saints (9-1) (u/o 60)
Expect zero defense to be played as Matt Ryan will look to pass to Julio all day, with Ridley maybe an afterthought as Atlanta looks to remain in the cluster**** that is the NFC wildcard picture. That said, with their rush defence looking like a sieve, they're going to need to put up 30-something just to counteract Ingram and Kamara, chuck in Brees and his weapons including Michael Thomas, Tre'quan Smith and Dez Bryant Brandon Marshall maybe, and it is surely a home win
Those teams would look completely different if you only had 4 teams in the league. Probably less than 20% of the players on those teams would be in the league.