Jaguars/Texans: This one will be close, but Houston's only notable advantage is their DL. A.J. Bouye is on the opposite sideline and will play against a backup WR. Jalen Ramsye can't cover DeAndre Hopkins? We all know better than that. Calais Campbell should have no problem beating a backup tackle and Yannick Ngakoue has a year of experience behind him. A loss would not surprise me, but I see us winning it late.

Raiders/Titans. Not even close. If  Corey Davis, Eric Decker, and Amoree' Jackson are limited or out (they were all injured during preseason) the Titans are in trouble. Oakland has the NFL's best offensive line (sorry Cowboys), healthy starting WRs, one of the NFL's best QBs, and one of the best pass rushers. Tennessee will not benefit from the time difference as it is only 2 hours and Oakland simply has way too much talent to lose on the road.

Colts/Rams: If Andrew Luck was playing, this would be an easy one. I think it will be close in favor of the Rams, who have Andrew Whitworth, Sammy Watkins, Wade Phillips, and an easier-to-learn offense for Jared Goff.

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