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The Los Angeles Chargers and Cincinnati Bengals are heading in two markedly different directions. The Chargers, rising to 9-3, have to be careful not to look ahead to a monstrous matchup against their AFC West rival, Kansas City, on Thursday night. With a win this weekend, that game could be for the division title and even home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.

The Bengals, meanwhile have tumbled into irrelevancy once again. Their 4-1 start has turned into a 5-7 disaster defined by injuries to key offensive and defensive players. Starting quarterback Andy Dalton is finished for the season and his replacement, Jeff Driskel, has been ineffective thus far. But he’ll remain the starter heading into Sunday with Tom Savage, the former Texans starter, backing Driskel up.

Can the Bengals somehow summon the energy for some sort of upset? Or will the Chargers keep rolling?

Cincinnati at Los Angeles

Kickoff: Sunday, Dec. 9 at 4:05 p.m. ET

TV: CBS

Spread: Chargers -14

Three Things to Watch

1. Will Melvin Gordon play?

It’s the question most fantasy football owners are asking after Gordon suffered an MCL sprain against Arizona two weeks ago. The chief weapon in the Chargers’ offense, Gordon still ranks inside the top five in rushing (802 yards) despite missing two games. He’s the team’s second-leading receiver with 44 catches and 453 yards, ranking only behind Keenan Allen.

But the Chargers did fine without his services last week in a win against the Steelers. Justin Jackson was effective, running for 63 yards in just eight carries and he’d likely share the load again with Austin Ekeler if Gordon sits out. He hasn’t practiced all week and all signs point to “unlikely” with a risk of reinjury and the Thursday night matchup with the Chiefs just four days later. They should handle the Bengals fine without him. Sorry, fantasy owners who will be missing a key star for their first-round playoff matchups!

2. Who on the Bengals is healthy?

It’s really been a devastating turn of events for a Bengals offense that started the season so promising. Tyler Eifert started the rough luck with a devastating, season-ending ankle injury four games in. Since then, it’s been all downhill for this group. Top wide receiver A.J. Green has been hampered by a toe injury and won’t play Sunday. Top running back Joe Mixon, one of the few bright spots, was limited in practice with a foot issue. His status for Sunday is suddenly in question although it seems like he will ultimately suit up.

In all, the Bengals had nine players on this week’s injury report with plenty more starters sitting on injured reserve. Chief among them is Andy Dalton, whose thumb injury against the Browns two weeks ago ended his year and left questions about his future in Cincinnati. Jeff Driskel, a third-round pick by the 49ers in the 2016 NFL Draft, had never played an NFL game before this season. He was on injured reserve in 2017 and remains a highly unproven commodity.

All this uncertainty has the Chargers’ defense drooling. The Bengals basically have a healthy Tyler Boyd and, um… who else? That’s great news for a unit ranked inside the top 10 in the NFL in passing yards allowed per game. Driskel now faces Los Angeles’ improving (getting Joey Bosa back certainly helps) defense on the road? Without any weapons? Uh-oh.

3. Can Philip Rivers make a case for MVP?

This award seemed destined to be headed Drew Brees’ (or Patrick Mahomes’) this season. But Rivers, who’s toiled in relative obscurity most of his career out west, also fits the bill of top-tier quarterback that’s never won this award. Last week’s game on the road against the Steelers was perhaps his finest performance on that type of national stage in years, producing 299 yards, two touchdowns and sparking the offense at key times in the 33-30 upset on “Sunday Night Football.”

Rivers is on track for a career high in touchdown passes (28 through 12 games) and a career low in interceptions (six). His 115.7 passer rating ranks third in the NFL behind Brees and Mahomes.

But Brees’ poor performance against the Cowboys, also on national television last Thursday, caused his candidacy to take a step back. It provides an opportunity for Rivers to make a case with a one-on-one game versus Mahomes looming. Sunday will be his last opportunity in a tune-up, as Rivers will be a facing a suspect Bengals defense most likely without his top offensive weapon in Gordon and a diminished run game.

Rivers needs to take the lead and ensure his team doesn’t fall in a trap game. He needs to keep Keenan Allen hot (a season-high 14 catches and 148 yards against the Steelers). And he needs to hold onto the football. The Chargers’ 10 giveaways are the second-fewest in the NFL behind only Seattle. That’s a mark which separates him from Mahomes, who has 10 interceptions as a young quarterback still learning when to not force the ball in tough situations.

It’s like a Heisman candidacy-type Sunday for this 36-year-old. Expect him to rise to the challenge.

Final Analysis

One could make the argument the Bengals have been the NFL’s most lifeless team over the past month. Injuries have played a large part but the future direction of the franchise remains in question with former head coach Hue Jackson sitting on the sideline next to Marvin Lewis. Could a change be coming soon with the Bengals on the verge of playoff elimination?

Their malaise feels like an easy hurdle for the Chargers to clear. As long as the AFC West contenders don’t look too far ahead, they’ll bulldoze the team directly in front of them.

Prediction: Chargers 31, Bengals 13

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The Broncos play their third road game in the last four weeks as they travel to San Francisco to play the 49ers. The last time these two teams played each other was back in 2014 when the Broncos smashed the Niners 42-17 at home. That game saw Peyton Manning throw four touchdowns to match his four incompletions. The 49ers have won three of their last four at home in this series, which is played for the most part every four years.

Denver (6-6) has won three straight games including two on the road at the Chargers and Bengals. This team is rolling defensively, holding Los Angeles and Pittsburgh to just 39 combined points over a two-week span in late November. It’s been the run game that has done a lot of the work for an offense that isn’t turning the ball over a ton. Defensively, the Broncos have found their legs against opponents’ run games. Cincinnati put up 111 yards on the ground, and that was the most since the giving up 270 rushing yards to the Rams back in Week 6.

The 49ers (2-10) are experiencing another lost season and have dropped three in a row. The offense isn’t getting much traction with quarterback Nick Mullens, and the defense just isn’t stopping anyone either. Over the last three games, San Francisco has allowed 27 points or more to the lowly Giants, Buccaneers as well as 43 to the Seahawks. Injuries to most of the skill position players on both sides of the ball have taken a toll on a team that may be already looking forward to the offseason.

Denver at San Francisco

Kickoff: Sunday, Dec. 9 at 4:05 p.m. ET

TV: CBS

Spread: Broncos -5.5

Three Things to Watch

1. Intangibles

As mentioned above, Denver is playing its third road game over the last four weeks. If we go back a little further, it’s the fifth road game since Oct. 18. That’s something to consider. The team comes home to play the Browns next Saturday, so other than playing one day earlier, there’s nothing there either in terms of a look-ahead factor. For the 49ers, this game is the first of three in a row at home, where the team has earned both of its wins. When you are this bad, there are really no look-ahead factors. Seattle is up next opponent, a team that just thumped San Francisco 43-16 last Sunday.

2. Hi, my name is…

Over the past few weeks, the 49ers have lost Matt Breida, Marquise Goodwin and Pierre Garcon as offensive weapons for various periods of time. Goodwin is expected to be back while Garcon is questionable. Because of that, we are starting to see why Nick Mullens was a third-string quarterback. Mullens looked great against the Raiders at the start of November, but since then he’s thrown four touchdowns compared to five interceptions. He did throw for 414 yards against the Seahawks, but a lot of those yards came in garbage time. Jeff Wilson Jr., an undrafted rookie from North Texas, takes over in the backfield. Wilson ran for 61 yards on 15 carries last week while adding eight receptions for 73 more yards.

Denver’s front line should be salivating over this matchup with the likes of Bradley Chubb and Von Miller wreaking havoc. Chubb has 44 tackles and 10 sacks as well as a fumble recovery as a rookie. Miller has made 40 tackles to go with 12.5 sacks and four forced fumbles. Mullens has been sacked seven times in 141 dropbacks so far this season. The big question will be if Denver can overcome the loss of Chris Harris Jr. at cornerback. Bradley Roby has been torched a bunch this season and is not playing up to his potential.

3. Phillip Lindsay

The Broncos have committed to Lindsay, and it’s paid off big time. The undrafted running back out of Colorado has had 267 rushing yards the last two weeks including 110 against the stout Steelers. Lindsay needs to get a little bit more involved in the passing game as he’s posted just 10 catches over the last five games. The tandem of Lindsay and Royce Freeman takes a little pressure off Case Keenum, who can be a bit erratic. San Francisco’s run defense sits in the middle of the league rankings at 108.2 rushing yards per game allowed. The problem is that it has sprung some leaks as of late. Seattle had 168 rushing yards last week. This seems like a massive edge to the road team, especially with the 49ers banged up on defense.

Final Analysis

Denver is on a roll, and a game against the lowly 49ers shouldn’t stop the Broncos. Phillip Lindsay will pile up another 100 yards on the ground while the San Francisco offense will continue to sputter. Bradley Chubb and Von Miller will have several meetings in the backfield in an easy win for Denver.

Prediction: Broncos 24, 49ers 6

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The Dallas Cowboys have the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles on the ropes. A 13-10 surprise win over the New Orleans Saints last weekend knocked off one of the NFC’s top contenders and maintained the Cowboys’ one-game lead in the NFC East race. It was a show of strength compared to the 48-7 shellacking the Eagles received from the Saints just two weeks earlier.

But Carson Wentz, new Eagles receiver Golden Tate and a revamped offense feel they can avoid the knockout punch as unlikely underdogs. Their 28-13 dismantling of the Washington Redskins on Monday night was just the second time this year they’ve scored 28 points or more. It also came with a devastating injury to Redskins backup-turned-starting quarterback, Colt McCoy. The Eagles’ defense shut out replacement Mark Sanchez in the second half while providing some clarity to the division race: it’s Eagles vs. Cowboys the rest of the way.

A win by Dallas Sunday afternoon opens up the equivalent of a three-game lead in the division over Philadelphia with three to play as the Cowboys would own the head-to-head sweep. But an Eagles victory leaves the teams tied with Philadelphia owning the division tiebreaker.

It all adds up to a playoff-style atmosphere down in Dallas. Who will prevail?

Philadelphia at Dallas

Kickoff: Sunday, Dec. 9 at 4:25 p.m. ET

TV: FOX

Spread: Cowboys -3.5

Three Things to Watch

1. Can the Dallas defense stay dominant?

Much has been written about the Cowboys’ defense in holding the Saints to 10 points, their fewest since 2015. The Saints entered that game averaging 37.2 points per game and hadn’t scored less than 21 all season with MVP candidate Drew Brees. Brees was downright awful, passing for just 127 yards. His 39 in the first half were his lowest total in the first two quarters of any game since 2004.

Every part of the defense was impressive. DeMarcus Lawrence led the defensive line with a forced fumble and a sack. Rookie linebacker Leighton Vander Esch had several key tackles as his Defensive Rookie of the Year bid gains steam. And cornerback Jourdan Lewis sealed the win with a Brees interception with two minutes, nine seconds left in the game. Jerry Jones was so impressed he called the group a “championship defense” just four weeks after a 3-5 record threatened to derail the Cowboys’ season.

It’s the defense, indeed, fueling this four-game win streak as Dallas has allowed an average of 18 points a game. After two interceptions during their 3-5 start, they’ve got six picks during this stretch. No team has rushed for more than 80 yards against them; opponents are just four of nine in the red zone.

A repeat performance would obviously leave the Eagles down for the count. But Philadelphia’s offense has had success against the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. In two starts in Dallas, Carson Wentz has yet to throw a pick and dismantled them last November with a 37-9 pounding that sent the defending NFC East champs reeling from playoff contention.

Wentz also had success against this defense during the Cowboys’ four-game win streak. He threw for a season-high 360 yards last month at Lincoln Financial Field with just one first-quarter interception. In fact, he had the team in position for a game-tying score only for Zach Ertz to come up short of the end zone as time expired. And the passing game was clicking on all cylinders then before the emergence of the Eagles’ run game, developing the past month with undrafted free agent rookie Josh Adams.

So the Cowboys’ defense will have to show up to play. But last Thursday night showcased what can happen if they do.

2. Who will control the line of scrimmage?

Both run games seem to be in solid position heading into Sunday’s game. A 10-day layoff will help Ezekiel Elliott immensely after his body appeared a bit worn down against the Saints. His 75-yard rushing effort there ended a remarkable three-game stretch of averaging 120-plus yards and a touchdown. That propelled him to 1,149 yards for the season, second in the NFL behind Todd Gurley. He’s also totaled 24 of his 53 receptions during this four-game win streak; it’s clear he, more than quarterback Dak Prescott, is the main cog in the Cowboys’ offense.

Last month against the Eagles, Elliott totaled 187 yards of total offense against a “D” that’s been struggling with big-time running backs. Even during Monday night’s victory, Philadephia gave up a 90-yard rushing touchdown to 33-year-old Adrian Peterson. Teams have rushed for 100 or more yards against the Eagles four straight weeks after doing that just once in the first eight games. Fletcher Cox has to anchor an Eagles renaissance for them to have a chance.

But the Eagles are also hopeful about their own run game. They’ve now rushed for 100-plus yards in back-to-back games for the first time all season. Josh Adams has emerged as a potential future lead back, running for a season-high 85 yards and 4.3 yards per carry against the Redskins.

They also enter Sunday’s game with a wild card: Darren Sproles. The future Hall of Famer finally returned Monday night from a hamstring injury that had sidelined him nearly three months. His 14-yard rushing touchdown offers hope that there’s still some magic left in the tank for this 35-year-old to provide an extra weapon in this retooled offense.

The running game is key for the Eagles as five of their six wins have come with a ratio of more runs than passes (the other was 28-29, hardly a tilt toward the passing game). A dominant night from the offensive line would open up opportunities for Wentz and his receiving weapons. On Monday night, Golden Tate scored his first touchdown since joining the team earlier this season in a trade with the Lions. He seems comfortable in an Eagles offense led by Ertz, who torched the Cowboys for a season-high 145 yards, 14 catches and two scores in their last meeting.

How offensive tackle Lane Johnson, who had perhaps his best game of the season Monday night, handles Lawrence will be key to their momentum. If there’s disruption early, leading to a first-quarter deficit, the Eagles will struggle on the road.

3. Can Dak Prescott come through?

The Cowboys’ defense has done a great job the past four weeks taking the game out of Prescott’s hands. His stats have been impressive – four touchdowns, no interceptions – but have come paired with no 300-yard performances. Prescott has filled the role of game manager, doing just enough to ensure victory while Elliott drives the bus.

But you have to think Prescott will need to do more Sunday afternoon. It’s no secret the Eagles’ secondary has been banged up; Brees torched them with their top cornerbacks downed by injury. Sidney Jones returned against the Redskins but they’re still seeking consistency at that position with Ronald Darby sitting on injured reserve.

The question is whether Prescott can make a difference if the Eagles stack the line against Elliott. Once Mark Sanchez came in Monday night, the Eagles’ defense did an incredible job of putting pressure on him. Peterson had just eight additional yards on the ground beyond that 90-yard touchdown while they dared the Redskins to beat them through the air.

Great quarterbacks like Brees have been able to rise to the challenge against what’s become a beatable Eagles defense. Others, like Sanchez and Eli Manning two weeks ago, made crucial mistakes that changed the momentum of the game.

With contract talks looming beyond this season and a playoff berth hanging in the balance, what will happen if Prescott is in that position? Keep in mind that despite new weapon Amari Cooper’s presence he hasn’t thrown three touchdown passes in a game since December 2017. Sunday could serve as the make-or-break game of Prescott’s career.

Final Analysis

On paper, the Cowboys should win easily. But I think the Eagles have a real shot. The reigning Super Bowl champions seemed to find their footing over a two-week stretch against inferior NFC East opponents. And while the Cowboys have a comfortable schedule the rest of the way (Colts, at Buccaneers, at Giants) the Eagles have matchups against the Rams and Texans. A victory Sunday would be just one hurdle to a division title that still seems out of reach.

That desperation mode might pay off in a close contest. The deciding factor, to me, really comes down to the third “Thing to Watch.” Carson Wentz, despite his inconsistencies in returning from a torn ACL this season, has proven he can drive his team down the field in the fourth quarter. If the Eagles build a lead early, building on their first quarter scoring from last week, can Dak Prescott respond in quite the same way? If the answer is yes, then your Cowboys are NFC East champions. If not… we still have a division race on our hands.

Prediction: Eagles 27, Cowboys 24

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The Carolina Panthers and the Cleveland Browns will meet up in Week 14 NFL action on Sunday.

Carolina comes in here at a sketchy 6-6 on the year. The Panthers have so far beaten the Cowboys, Bengals, Giants, Eagles, Ravens, and Bucs but dropped to the Falcons, Redskins, Steelers, Lions, Seahawks and Tampa.
In that latest Bucs game, Panthers QB Cam Newton put up 300 yards and two TDs, but also had four picks. Christian McCaffrey logged 106 yards on the ground and Curtis Samuel led Carolina on 88 yards receiving from six grabs.

Over on the Browns’ side, they’re 4-7-1 this season. Cleveland tied the Steelers in the opener and took out the Jets, Ravens, Falcons and Bengals. The Browns’ losses came courtesy of the Saints, Raiders, Chargers, Bucs, Steelers, Chiefs and Texans.

In the Texans matchup, Browns QB Baker Mayfield put up 397 yards, one TD and three picks, and Nick Chubb posted 31 yards rushing with a TD. Jarvis Landry was Cleveland’s top receiver on 103 yards from six receptions.

The Panthers are 4-0 ATS in their last four in Week 14 and 1-4 ATS in their last five following an ATS loss. Carolina is 1-5 ATS versus a team with a losing record and 1-5 ATS in their last six road games.

Meanwhile, the Browns are 4-1 ATS in their last five following an ATS loss and 5-2 ATS in their last seven in Week 14. Cleveland is also 8-19 in their last 27 home games and 1-4 in their last five in December.

Carolina is a really frustrating team this year. They’ve lived out the .500 life and are just looking listless over this four-game losing streak. It’s a disappointment given their overall talent.

Cleveland isn’t the league’s punching bag anymore, despite the bad game against a good Houston team last week. I like the Browns to show some life here and continue their rise out of the gutter. However, the line is just too thin for me right now so I’m going with Carolina.