NFL WEEK 16: Our official predictions for who wins this weekend

The Chargers have flown under the radar all season and have everything to play for here — jump the Chiefs in the standings, and they could snag a first-round bye. Their rushing defense should be good enough to contain Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.

According to the Action Network, the Buccaneers are getting just 31% of bets on this game, but a whopping 62% of the money. That indicates that sharp bettors see something they like in Tampa Bay getting a touchdown. When you don't have a read on the game yourself, follow the sharps.

Backing the Patriots coming off of a loss was known as one of the surest bets in football. While it failed us last week, it means this week we can back the Patriots coming off of consecutive losses. Let's go double-or-nothing.

The Panthers threw their season in the trash by losing six straight games. Cam Newton is reportedly set to sit this game out, clearing the way for Taylor Heinicke to start. The Falcons have had a rough year and would undoubtedly like to end what's been a disappointing season on a high note.

Once again, we're trusting the experts here. The Jaguars are getting less than 20% of the bets on this game, but 60% of the cash, meaning the big bettors have faith in Jacksonville.

The Colts are overvalued after shutting out the Cowboys and the Giants are undervalued after being shut out by the Titans. This line should be closer to six or seven. I think the Giants keep things close.

As an Eagles fan, I'm not going to bet against Nick Foles until he fails me.

This is a weird game, and an even weirder spread, so we're taking the home underdog and hoping for the best. Division games are usually tight even if one team needs it more — no doubt the Lions would love to play spoiler to the Vikings.

Aaron Rodgers stated he'd be starting on Sunday, and that's all the convincing I need that the Packers will be alright in this one.

It's literally been years since the Browns were favored by more than a touchdown, and with Baker Mayfield and company still seemingly happy to watch former coach Hue Jackson squirm, I think they find a way to cover.

The Rams have been great at winning football games this season, but awful at covering, especially when it comes to big numbers. I don't know how it happens, as the Cardinals are seemingly allergic to scoring, but if we're trusting the trend, Arizona should keep this one within two touchdowns.

The 49ers have won two straight games, including last week's emotional overtime win over the Seahawks. While it makes sense for them to get up for a rivalry game against a divisional opponent, I don't see them taking down the Bears. In a battle between Nick Mullens and Khalil Mack, I know who I am backing.

Over the past few weeks, the Saints haven't looked like the dominant team they've played like all season. Giving six points to a Steelers team coming off a big win against the Patriots and still needing every win they can get feels like a bit of a stretch.

It's tough to bet against the Seahawks at home, but even tougher to believe that the Chiefs are going to lose two in a row and miss out on a first-round bye.

The Raiders still haven't found a home for next season as they await their move to Las Vegas, so there's a chance this is their last ever game in Oakland.

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