NFL Divisional Weekend: Our best bets for the next 4 games of the NFL playoffs

This is an absolutely brutal line to pick this game on.

The Tennessee Titans are arguably the hottest team in the NFL right now, fresh off a victory over the Patriots in New England. Derrick Henry is the most dominant player in the league, having just shred the much-ballyhooed Patriots defense for 204 total yards.

Still, it's tough for me to imagine Lamar Jackson doesn't dominate in this spot. Titans head coach Mike Vrabel joked ahead of the game that his best plan for stopping the Ravens quarterback came down to "tying his shoes together," and honestly, it's better than what many opposing coaches have come up with this year.

After Jackson was somewhat exposed in his postseason debut against the Chargers last year, I think he's going to want to come out with a bang on Saturday, leaving the Titans on the losing end of a tough matchup.

I think this might be the Chiefs' year.

The Kansas City defense is coming along at the right time, and while he's not the habitual game-breaker he was last season, Patrick Mahomes is still one of the best quick-strike quarterbacks in the NFL.

The Texans did a fine job erasing a 16-0 deficit to the Buffalo Bills last weekend, but that still means they were down 16 points to the Bills. I don't think they have the goods to make it two big comebacks in a row, and as impressive as Deshaun Watson is as a one-man playmaking machine, he needs some help.

The return of wide receiver Will Fuller could provide a jump-start to the Texans offense, but I still don't think it will be enough to keep pace with the Chiefs on Sunday.

The Green Bay Packers might have had the quietest 13-3 season in NFL history. While they lacked a marquee win or especially dominant performance, Green Bay was consistent all season, including an impressive 7-1 record at home.

Seattle has been solid on the road, but they've had to pull off a fair number of wild escapes to reach the postseason, going 10-2 in one-score games this year. That said, the Packers have had similar one-score success, going 8-1 in such games this season, making that stat difficult to get a read on.

Ultimately, I trust Aarons Rodgers and Jones to be the two best players on the field on Sunday. Russell Wilson has shown time and time again that he can make magic happen, but I'm going to hope it runs out this week and take my chances.

The last time these two teams met in the postseason, the Seahawks took the NFC title game in overtime. In front of their home crowd at Lambeau Field, I think the Packers get their revenge.