COLTS (1-2)

VS. JAGUARS (0-3)

9:30 a.m. Sunday, CBS

Colts by 2 (O/U 49)

The seat can't get much hotter for Jaguars coach Gus Bradley. The Jaguars are a talented young team but can't seem to pull it together. The Colts will win in London. Colts 24, Jaguars 21

PANTHERS (1-2)

AT FALCONS (2-1)

1 p.m. Sunday

Panthers by 3 (O/U 51)

The Falcons can't put a lot of pressure on Cam Newton, but they know how to put points on the board. The Panthers will have a tough time keeping pace. Falcons 31, Panthers 24

RAIDERS (2-1)

AT RAVENS (3-0)

1 p.m. Sunday

Ravens by 31/2 (O/U 46)

The Raiders are 2-0 on the road for the first time since 2002. Although the Ravens are undefeated, they'll be hard pressed to keep up with the high-scoring Raiders. Raiders 27, Ravens 21

TITANS (1-2)

AT TEXANS (2-1)

1 p.m. Sunday

Texans by 4 (O/U 401/2)

The Texans are in line for a bounce-back game at home. Even without J.J. Watt, they should be able to turn up the heat on Marcus Mariota. Texans 34, Titans 21

SEAHAWKS (2-1)

AT JETS (1-2)

1 p.m. Sunday

Seahawks by 2 (O/U 39)

Russell Wilson is nursing a knee injury, so if he plays, he's a sitting duck against an attacking defense. Ryan Fitzpatrick is much better than he was last Sunday. Jets 21, Seahawks 17

LIONS (1-2)

AT BEARS (0-3)

1 p.m. Sunday

Lions by 3 (O/U 481/2)

The Bears are better with Brian Hoyer at quarterback than they are with Jay Cutler, and yet the Lions still have more weapons and should win on the road. Lions 27, Bears 17

BILLS (1-2)

AT PATRIOTS (3-0)

1 p.m. Sunday

Patriots by 7 (O/U 431/2)

The Patriots are running on empty when it comes to healthy quarterbacks, yet Bill Belichick always seems to find a way. New England doesn't lose at home. Patriots 24, Bills 20

BROWNS (0-3)

AT REDSKINS (1-2)

1 p.m. Sunday

Redskins by 71/2 (O/U 47)

The Redskins should be riding a wave of confidence after beating the Giants. Cleveland gave the Dolphins a scare, but the Browns are down to QBIII. Redskins 31, Browns 23

BRONCOS (3-0)

AT BUCCANEERS (1-2)

4:05 p.m. Sunday

Broncos by 3 (O/U 43)

The Broncos defense is so good, it's going to get to Jameis Winston and force him into some mistakes. Trevor Siemian had a huge game against a good Bengals defense. Broncos 31, Buccaneers 17

RAMS (2-1)

AT CARDINALS (1-2)

4:25 p.m. Sunday

Cardinals by 8 (O/U 43)

The Cardinals, who rebounded strong after losing their opener, are looking to bounce back again. The Rams need to find an offensive rhythm earlier. Cardinals 27, Rams 24

SAINTS (0-3)

AT CHARGERS (1-2)

4:25 p.m. Sunday

Chargers by 4 (O/U 53?1/2)

These are similar teams, with cagey veteran quarterbacks who are light on weapons, and vulnerable defenses. But the Chargers are too banged up. Saints 27, Chargers 24

COWBOYS (2-1)

AT 49ERS (1-2)

4:25 p.m. Sunday

Cowboys by 2 (O/U 441/2)

The Dak Attack is rolling for the Cowboys. The 49ers have a solid front seven, but that didn't show up in the game against the Seahawks. The Cowboys' line is too good. Cowboys 28, 49ers 21

CHIEFS (2-1)

AT STEELERS (2-1)

8:30 p.m. Sunday, NBC

Steelers by 4 (O/U 47)

The Chiefs always seem to do a good job of getting to Ben Roethlisberger. That said, the Steelers are home, and they're going to rebound from an embarrassing defeat. Steelers 24, Chiefs 20

GIANTS (2-1)

AT VIKINGS (3-0)

8:30 p.m. Monday, ESPN

Vikings by 41/2 (O/U 421/2)

The Vikings are a wounded animal, very dangerous. Eli Manning will rebound from a loss to the Redskins, but the Vikings defense sets the tone. Vikings 27, Giants 23