NFL: Sunday's 1 p.m. ET plays

Play: Tennessee +7 -103

Time: 1 p.m. ET

Reasoning: Indianapolis is already locked into the No. 4 seed. Their starters will play, but for how long? The Colts were destroyed by Dallas last week and they rushed for one yard on 10 carries against the Cowboys. Andrew Luck threw for a career-low 109 yards in that one before being removed in the third quarter. This should be Jake Locker's last game for the Titans and he'll want to go out on a positive note. Indianapolis has an average defense (it is allowing 31.0 points per game on the road) and has had trouble with QBs that operate like Locker.



Play: New Orleans/Tampa Bay over 46.5 -106

Time: 1 p.m. ET

Reasoning: The last time these teams tangled they combined for 68 points. The Saints have the NFL's top offense (416.3 ypg) and the league's second-worst defense (390.9 ypg). New Orleans has allowed 400 or more yards in five of its last six contests. The Buccaneers have offensive weapons in Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson, and both WR should top 1,000 yards. That would be the first time in history a pair of Tampa Bay receivers have achieved that feat. The starters should play for both teams, with each squad wanting to go out on a positive note. The Bucs have extra incentive because they don't want to go winless at home. Drew Brees leads the NFL in passing (4,671 yards) and he is second in completion percentage (69.6, which is seventh-best in league history).



Record: 231-176-8 (56.8%)
Bankroll: +126.86%