Baltimore heads to Lambeau Field needing a win to keep its faint playoff hopes alive, while Green Bay can clinch a postseason spot and knock out Detroit with victory here. This game hinges on the health of Lamar Jackson and Jordan Love, with Tyler Huntley and Malik Willis possible starters. Even with the QB uncertainty, the Packers are the team to back, as Love is less critical to Green Bay than Jackson is to Baltimore, and Willis has shown he can manage games especially when supported by a top-tier Packers defense. With the Ravens struggling and facing a hostile Packers crowd, Green Bay looks well-positioned to win by at least a field goal.

The Cardinals head to Cincinnati in a Week 17 matchup that’s simply about draft position, but Arizona could be live to hang around despite riding a seven-game losing streak. The Cards have been competitive against sub-.500 teams and now face a Bengals defense near the bottom of the league against both the pass and the run, while Cincinnati has struggled to build momentum. With Joe Burrow historically underperforming as a big favorite and trends working against blowout wins, the value lies with Arizona to stay within a touchdown.

Caleb Williams carried the Bears to another comeback win in Week 16, as Chicago outlasted Green Bay in overtime behind 400 total yards of offense, timely defensive stops and clutch mistakes by the Packers. That victory clinched a playoff berth for Chicago and gave them a two-game lead in the NFC North. San Francisco stayed hot with its fifth straight win against the Colts, rolling up 440 yards, but questions remain about a defense that has feasted on soft competition and still ranks in the bottom third by EPA. San Fran might still pick up the win, but the Bears have proven to be good enough to at least stay within a field goal.

Caleb Williams carried the Bears to another comeback win in Week 16, as Chicago outlasted Green Bay in overtime behind 400 total yards of offense, timely defensive stops and clutch mistakes by the Packers. That victory clinched a playoff berth for Chicago and gave them a two-game lead in the NFC North. San Francisco stayed hot with its fifth straight win against the Colts, rolling up 440 yards, but questions remain about a defense that has feasted on soft competition and still ranks in the bottom third by EPA. San Fran might still pick up the win, but the Bears have proven to be good enough to at least stay within a field goal.