Monday, October 12, 2026

The return of Colby Parkinson in Week 5 should bring the Rams back into that 13 personnel and restore a balance to the backfield that we haven't seen in the prior two weeks. With that in mind, Corum should see an uptick in production and should therefore eclipse this number.

Josh Allen is already playing at an MVP level, and his defense, while they have good moments, is simply unable to stop teams from scoring. Buffalo allows a touchdown on 68.75% of enemy red-zone possessions (25th) and foes are averaging 26.8 points per game (24th). Given the talent on both offenses, expect an avalanche of points on MNF.

The Rams have the clear edge, with virtually no weakness on either side of the ball, and they’re finally back at home after constant travel. They’ll remain in Los Angeles until late October. We’ll take the Rams in what should be an awesome matchup.

The Falcons have been a different beast in the last two weeks, but those hot performances came against teams weak against the run. The Ravens boast an elite defense that should be able to shut down Bijan Robinson. Meanwhile, Baltimore looks to be without QB Lamar Jackson, which should stunt their offensive production.

The Ravens have an intrinsic edge in Derrick Henry and what he’s capable of, regardless of their opponent. We understand why markets have responded so positively to the Falcons after the last two weeks, but Baltimore has plenty of talent to keep this close or win. The value is on a deflated dog.

The Sabres and Panthers rank 26th and 30th in goals per game this season, and both forward groups are dealing with injuries and new faces in the mix. With so much uncertainty on both sides, it's tough to expect a high-scoring affair in this one.