The Chiefs are 5-0 at home and it's scary to bet against them, but their run defense can't stop ANYBODY. Give me the runnin' Ravens (Pete Prisco and R.J. White actually agree). R.J. even points out K.C. is 1-3-1 vs. the spread since starting 7-0 as we pick every single game, talk Jags-Titans with Bryant McFadden and more.

Bill Belichick shows NO MERCY toward his star players not named Tom Brady, and that could even go for Gronk who, at 29, might have his best football days behind him. Chris Trapasso says the Pats will grab Gronk's future replacement late in the first round, while the Skins and Jags take these QBs in the top 15.

The Saints, Chiefs and Pats have all been great this season, so should you keep riding them? NO, YOU SHOULD NOT. Pete Prisco says to fade those three teams and he's going against other favorites too as he predicts a huge week for underdogs, even backing one that has lost its last four games.

Cam Newton clearly appears to be injured and can't throw the ball downfield at all. He threw four picks last week, and that was against the Bucs defense (30th in DVOA) ... now he's facing the Browns (ninth in DVOA) and that spells doom. Give me Cleveland and the Bears to win straight-up, and I'll take another 'dog that just got shut out.

On one hand, the Pats almost never lose in December; since 2001, they're an unbelievable 63-11 straight-up and 44-29-1 ATS. On the other hand, Miami seems to be Bill Belichick's Kryptonite. The Pats are 8-10 there straight-up in Belichick's tenure, 1-4 ATS in their last five. So who do you take? R.J. White dove into the stats and has a surprising answer.

Aaron Rodgers has scored 30 Fantasy points in his last two weeks combined, which isn't great, but the Packers' first game after the Mike McCarthy firing is very favorable. Heath Cummings says the Falcons will score enough to keep Rodgers passing, too, and here's what else you need to know to help your Fantasy team.

Jason La Canfora was having a lot more fun when he was 16-8. He's coming off a rough week, but he sees a good way to get back on track: Go against Mark Sanchez and a Washington crowd that will be lifeless with their season effectively over. JLC's taking the Giants, and he's also picking a home team coming off a really bad loss.

Derrick Henry had an AMAZING Thursday night. The Titans RB tied Tony Dorsett for the longest run in NFL history, and he finished with 238 rushing yards and four TDs. The thing is, Henry might've been able to get five TDs; here's why he didn't want to do it.