BEARS (1-3)

AT COLTS (1-3)

1 p.m. Sunday

Colts by 41/2 (O/U 48)

The Colts are experimenting with playing a game the week after traveling to London. Tough turnaround. The Bears got a confidence boost by beating the Lions. Bears 20, Colts 17

TEXANS (3-1)

AT VIKINGS (4-0)

1 p.m. Sunday

Vikings by 7 (O/U 40)

The Vikings are rolling, with Sam Bradford gaining confidence by the week and backed by a smothering defense. That defense will force Brock Osweiler into mistakes. Vikings 23, Texans 17

PATRIOTS (3-1)

AT BROWNS (0-4)

1 p.m. Sunday

Patriots by 10 (O/U 461/2)

The Patriots are getting Tom Brady back, and the Browns are the NFL's only winless team. But this game figures to be closer than most might suspect. Patriots 24, Browns 17

EAGLES (3-0)

AT LIONS (1-3)

1 p.m. Sunday

Eagles by 4 (O/U 46)

The Eagles are rested after their early open date, and Carson Wentz is remarkably poised for a rookie. The Lions have lost three in a row by one, seven and three points. Not finishers.

Eagles 28, Lions 24

TITANS (1-3)

AT DOLPHINS (1-3)

1 p.m. Sunday

Dolphins by 31/2 (O/U 431/2)

If the Titans can control the clock by running DeMarco Murray and keep the heat off Marcus Mariota, they can beat a Dolphins team that struggles to convert third downs.

Titans 21, Dolphins 20

REDSKINS (2-2)

AT RAVENS (3-1)

1 p.m. Sunday

Ravens by 4 (O/U 45)

The Ravens should be able to run on a soft Redskins defensive front. Meanwhile, their defense will turn up the heat on Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins. Ravens 27, Redskins 21

JETS (1-3)

AT STEELERS (3-1)

1 p.m. Sunday

Steelers by 71/2 (O/U 48)

The Steelers, coming off a throttling of the Chiefs, have a balanced offense. The Jets' Ryan Fitzpatrick has been picked off nine times in the last two games. Steelers 34, Jets 21

FALCONS (3-1)

AT BRONCOS (4-0)

4:05 p.m. Sunday

Broncos by 5 (O/U 461/2)

Like last season's Super Bowl, this game features a high-octane offense led by Matt Ryan against a stifling Denver defense. Give the Broncos the edge at home, no matter who's at quarterback.

Broncos 31, Falcons 28

BENGALS (2-2)

AT COWBOYS (3-1)

4:25 p.m. Sunday

Bengals by 11/2 (O/U 46)

Cowboys rookie Ezekiel Elliott leads the league in rushing, but he's facing a Bengals defense that hasn't allowed a 100-yard rusher or a touchdown on the ground. Still, the Cowboys hang on. Cowboys 23, Bengals 21

BILLS (2-2)

AT RAMS (3-1)

4:25 p.m. Sunday

Pick 'em (O/U 381/2)

Even though their offensive line is struggling, and teams are loading up to stonewall Todd Gurley, the Rams are figuring out how to win in the fourth quarter. Rams 20, Bills 14

CHARGERS (1-3)

AT RAIDERS (3-1)

4:25 p.m. Sunday

Raiders by 31/2 (O/U 51)

The Raiders aren't making the mistakes that used to impale them, and the Chargers seem to fritter away big leads on a weekly basis. Until that changes ... Raiders win. Raiders 24, Chargers 21

GIANTS (2-2)

AT PACKERS (2-1)

8:30 p.m. Sunday, NBC

Packers by 7 (O/U 471/2)

The well-rested Packers are at home and facing a team coming off a loss and a short week. Still, the Giants have the receivers to exploit a soft Packers secondary. Giants 27, Packers 24

BUCCANEERS (1-3)

AT PANTHERS (1-3)

8:30 p.m. Monday, ESPN

Panthers by 41/2 (45)

The Falcons exposed some big problems in the Panthers defense, and with Cam Newton (concussion) out, look for the Bucs to get back on track on the road.

Buccaneers 34, Panthers 27