NFL Week 17 is here and we picked the winner of every game

Philadelphia is rolling and Washington is reeling. By the time Sunday is over, the Eagles will have secured a spot in the playoffs.

Probably a game to avoid if you can. The Buccaneers are more than 12 points better than the Jets, but it's easy to seem them winning comfortably without covering the number. This is a lot of points to give in the NFL. If you have to pick a side, close your eyes and take the points.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow had a Mahomes-esque performance last weekend, throwing for 525 yards, good for fourth-most in NFL history. The Bengals might not be able to beat the Chiefs, but they should have enough firepower to keep things close.

With COVID-19 protocols in flux, it's unclear whether or not Colts quarterback Carson Wentz will be able to start in this game. I'll likely take the Raiders, regardless, but would feel better about it once Wentz's status is clear.

Lamar Jackson returned to practice for the Ravens with a noticeable limp. The vibes are bad in Baltimore, and the Rams need this win to hold on to their place atop the NFC West.

Too many points. Cordarrelle Patterson is good for one touchdown for the Falcons. If Atlanta can find one more from the other 52 guys on the roster, they have a shot at covering here.

Betting a rookie quarterback against Bill Belichick is usually a no-brainer, but this is an awful lot of points to give a Mac Jones-led offense that has only averaged 17 points per game over their past three outings. The Jaguars may only need 7 points to cover.

It feels terrible laying a touchdown with this Chicago Bears team, but the Giants are that bad. New York is currently claiming that both Mike Glennon and Jake Fromm will get time on Sunday. I'll bet against that every time I can.

The Dolphins have won seven straight, making them the hottest team in football aside from Kansas City. The Titans are good but they've lost three of their last five including disappointing showings against the Texans and Steelers. Take Miami to win another one and take one more step to the most improbable playoff run in years.

Jimmy Garappolo might be out with an injury, but I believe in Trey Lance and the 49ers running game. The Texans are not as good as their win over the Chargers last week made them look.

The Chargers loss to the Texans last week was one of the most embarrassing performances by any team this season. They can't play that bad two weeks in a row. This feels like a good bounce-back spot for Justin Herbert and company.

The Saints looked dreadful last week, but thankfully quarterbacks Taysom Hill and Trevor Siemian returned to the roster from their COVID-19 absences. With a win, the Saints are very much alive in the NFC playoff race. New Orleans just has more to play for than Carolina here.

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys are looking like one of the most dangerous teams in the NFL. The Cardinals are in a tailspin, having lost three straight games. Can't bet them until they prove they can still score.

This is a good game to stay away from, as it's always hard to tell what will happen in a game between two teams with nothing to play for. With the Seahawks defending home turf, they strike me as the better bet, but your money is better spent elsewhere.

Aaron Rodgers at home in primetime against a divisional opponent. Don't overthink it.

The loser of this game is officially eliminated from postseason contention, and it feels like the Browns are the team that should play into Week 18 with their playoff hopes alive.