BEARS (2-7)

AT GIANTS (6-3)

Noon Sunday, FOX-32

Giants by 7.5 (O/U 44.5)

While the Bears have lost Alshon Jeffrey and Kyle Long, the Giants are hitting their stride and look to be in that familiar mode of heating up in the second half of the season. Giants 24, Bears 17

STEELERS (4-5)

AT BROWNS (0-10)

Noon Sunday

Steelers by 8 (O/U 46)

The Steelers haven't won in more than a month, and now defensive end Cam Heyward is done for the season. Still, the Steelers have enough to beat the Browns, but it should be close. Steelers 24, Browns 17

RAVENS (5-4)

AT COWBOYS (8-1)

Noon Sunday, CBS-2

Cowboys by 7 (O/U 44.5)

The Ravens are 4-0 all time against the Cowboys, but they'll have a hard time derailing the Dak Attack, especially on the road. The Ravens are building confidence, though. Cowboys 23, Ravens 17

JAGUARS (2-7)

AT LIONS (5-4)

Noon Sunday

Lions by 6.5 (O/U 47.5)

Matthew Stafford and the Lions are efficient on offense and take care of the football. The Jaguars have been a bit more competitive lately, but they haven't won since mid-October.

Lions 28, Jaguars 17

TITANS (5-5)

AT COLTS (4-5)

Noon Sunday

Colts by 3 (O/U 53)

The Colts have alternated wins and losses for weeks, and they're coming off a win. They're also coming off an open date, though, and have beaten the Titans 10 times in a row. Colts 31, Titans 27

BILLS (4-5)

AT BENGALS (3-5-1)

Noon Sunday

Bengals by 2.5 (O/U 47.5)

The Bengals are beat up, coming off a short week, and haven't won since beating the winless Browns on Oct. 23. The Bills are rested and ready to halt their losing streak. Bills 27, Bengals 24

BUCCANEERS (4-5)

AT CHIEFS (7-2)

Noon Sunday

Chiefs by 7.5 (O/U 44.5)

The Chiefs are rolling again, winners of five in a row, and their defense will get after Jameis Winston. Watch for the Chiefs to pull away in the second half. Chiefs 27, Buccaneers 20

CARDINALS (4-4-1)

AT VIKINGS (5-4)

Noon Sunday

Vikings by 2.5 (O/U 40)

All those injuries, especially along the offensive line, have caught up with the Vikings. They can't score anymore. Lucky for Minnesota, the Cardinals are sputtering too.

Vikings 17, Cardinals 14

DOLPHINS (5-4)

AT RAMS (4-5)

3:05 p.m. Sunday

Dolphins by 1.5 (O/U 39.5)

In their four-game winning streak the Dolphins have scored 30, 28, 27 and 31. Jared Goff should give the Rams more offensive spark, but that's a lot to ask of the rookie. Dolphins 23, Rams 21

PATRIOTS (7-2)

AT 49ERS (1-8)

3:25 p.m. Sunday

Patriots by 13 (O/U 39.5)

Tom Brady, who grew up a San Francisco fan, has never played the 49ers in the Bay Area. He will make the most of that odd milestone, and the Patriots will handle their business.

Patriots 31, 49ers 17

EAGLES (5-4)

AT SEAHAWKS (6-2-1)

3:25 p.m. Sunday, CBS-2

Seahawks by 6 (O/U 42.5)

The Seahawks are starting to look like the Seahawks again, and that's bad news for the rest of the league. The Eagles are coming off a big win but have lost four straight on road.

Seahawks 24, Eagles 20

PACKERS (4-5)

AT REDSKINS (5-3-1)

7:30 p.m. Sunday, NBC-5

Redskins by 3 (O/U 50)

The Packers are painfully short on playmakers and lack explosiveness. The Redskins are starting to get their act together on defense, and Kirk Cousins will help them pull away here. Redskins 31, Packers 21

TEXANS (6-3)

VS. RAIDERS (7-2)

7:30 p.m. Sunday, ESPN

Raiders by 6 (O/U 46)

The Raiders are the real deal. Guided by the poised Derek Carr, they're especially dangerous on the road — and that should apply to this game in Mexico City, even though it's technically a Raiders home game. Raiders 27, Texans 23