Same as previous posts.
Houston at Arizona
If I were a betting man, I would steer clear of this game. The yards gained and allowed are virtually identical, and have allowed a lot of pressure to their respective quarterbacks. Houston is 46% in converting red zone chances into touchdowns, while the Cardinals are 50%. In terms of allowing red zone touchdowns, the Texans are 71%, while Arizona is 50%. And the Texans are +1 in turnovers, which is better than Arizona's -2. The numbers are close, so I'll take the team coming off its bye week. Final score 34-31 Arizona.
Indianapolis at Tennessee
In my opinion, Peyton Manning is the MVP of the league right now, and the Colts are firing on all cylanders. Offensively, Indianapolis keeps Manning clean and average 60 more yards per game. I think Tennessee will put up a fight, but the difference will be turnovers, where they are -7 to the Colts +6 ratio. That will be the difference. Final score 28-17 Indianapolis.
New York Jets at Miami
This game will be closer than the prognosticators think. The total yards for and against are negligible, while both teams do a good job at harassing the opposing quarterback, and play well in the red zone. Another game where turnovers are the difference, as the Jets are Even, while Miami is -3. It will be close. Final score 20-17 New York Jets.
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