Sunday’s NFL TV clicks and picks
Analysis and predictions by Danny O’Neil of The Seattle Times
Today’s games
Time
Pick
Denver at Kansas City
10 a.m. (Ch. 7)
Broncos, 20-17
The Broncos’ 3-5 record is amazing, as they’ve been outscored by 101.
Minnesota at Green Bay
10 a.m. (Ch. 13)
Packers, 17-13
Vikings have 2nd-most rush TDs in NFL; Packers allow 3rd-fewest.
Buffalo at Miami
10 a.m.
Bills, 21-13
Bills one fourth-quarter meltdown away from a five-game win streak.
Cleveland at Pittsburgh
10 a.m.
Steelers, 34-20
Browns lost 6 of last 7 regular-season games in Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at New Orleans
10 a.m.
Saints, 31-20
Drew Brees: 1 TD and 9 INTs in first 4 games; 11 TDs and 1 INT in last 4.
Jacksonville at Tennessee
10 a.m.
Titans, 16-13
LenDale White has 3 consecutive triple-digit rushing performances.
Philadelphia at Washington
10 a.m.
Wash., 21-20
Eagles 0-3 against division opponents this season.
Atlanta at Carolina
10 a.m.
Falcons, 19-17
Panthers have scored 14 points total in past two games.
Cincinnati at Baltimore
1:05 p.m.
Ravens, 34-30
Ravens score fewest points in the division; Bengals allow the most.
Dallas at N.Y. Giants
1:15 p.m. (Ch. 13)
Cowboys, 38-34
Cowboys have more victories than Giants’ past 4 foes combined.
Chicago at Oakland
1:15 p.m.
Bears, 26-24
Raiders haven’t scored 20 points in a game since Sept. 23.
Detroit at Arizona
1:15 p.m.
Cardinals, 31-30
Seven of Cardinals’ eight games decided by 7 points or fewer.
Indianapolis at San Diego
5:15 p.m. (Ch. 5)
Colts, 27-20
Chargers’ heads still spinning after what Adrian Peterson did.
Monday’s game
Time
Pick
San Francisco at Seattle
5:30 (ESPN, 11)
Seahawks, 26-20
Seahawks have won past three on Monday by combined 92-24.
Bye weeks: Patriots, Jets, Buccaneers, Texans.
Last week’s record: 10-4. Season record: 78-51 (.605)
Game of the Day
Colts at Chargers, 5:15 p.m., Ch. 5
Either Indianapolis will lose for the second time in eight days, or San Diego will fall below .500 after fighting its way back to the top of the AFC West in October. That makes this one of the most urgent situations of any regular-season game this year because the loser will end up hip deep in adversity.