Seattle Seahawks at LA Rams (-7, 47) 4:25 pm - Moved to Tuesday, December 21, 7:00 pm.

New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-11, 46 1/2) 8:20 pm - Tampa Bay is perfect (7-0) at home after dominating, then giving up a big lead, to the Bills last week, eventually winning in overtime, 33-27. New Orleans isn't exactly going to roll over, after their offense found its legs in their 30-9 win over the Jets in New York. That's not saying much as the Jets have one of the more miserable defense in the league.

Tampa Bay has the master, Tom Brady, but this is a divisional contest and the line in generous for the Saints. Tampa won the first meeting, 36-27, after which the Saints lost five in a row before topping the Jets. The Bucs should win, but maybe by a little less than expected.

Coin Flip: New Orleans

Prediction: Buccaneers 34 Saints 28

Monday, December 20

Las Vegas Raiders at Cleveland Browns (-3, 40) 5:00 pm - The Raiders are fading while the Browns are sprinting toward the playoffs after Cleveland held on for a 24-22 win over the Ravens and Las Vegas was humiliated by the Chiefs, 48-9.

Mixed signals from the Browns, as they haven't won two straight since winning three straight in weeks 2-4. The Raiders, however, have lost two straight and five of their last six. At 6-7, they are barely clinging to playoff hope, while the Browns have a solid chance of winning their division.

Coin Flip: Las Vegas

Prediction: Browns 27 Raiders 20

Minnesota Vikings (-3 1/2, 44) at Chicago Bears 8:15 pm - The Bears get a little better every week as rookie QB, Justin Fields, gets used to the speed of the NFL, but it's too little, too late.

Minnesota held on for a win over the Steelers last Thursday and has extended rest coming into this important road contest. They should be almost fully healthy (Dalvin Cook's shoulder getting better each week) and capable of handling whatever the Bears throw at them, especially defensively. Chicago got ripped by Green Bay Sunday night and hasn't lived up to its reputation, partially the fault of an offense that can't sustain drives.

Minnesota has everything in place to run the table into the playoffs.

Coin Flip: Minnesota

Prediction: Vikings 35 Bears 24

Tuesday, December 21

Seattle Seahawks at LA Rams (-7, 47) 7:00 pm (FOX) - The Seahawks aren't done just yet, but they're probably going to take on the role of spoiler for the rest of this season. Meanwhile, the West division of the NFC is still owned by Arizona and the Rams, who are a game behind the Cardinals even after their Monday night victory.

Seattle dropped their home half of this divisional match-up, losing to the Rams, 26-17, back in week five. Expect the Rams to amp up the defense while the offense takes care of business.. This could get ugly, early.

Coin Flip: LA Rams

Prediction: Rams 40 Seahawks 17

Washington Football Team at Philadelphia Eagles (-4 1/2, 44) 1:00 pm - Eagles had the week off while Washington was being dismantled by the visiting Cowboys, 27-20. Washington made it close in the second half, scoring three TDs, but they were unable to mount much offense in the first half and late in the game.

The Eagles share the same 6-7 mark as Washington. Dallas holds a three-game edge over both and is unlikely to be caught. These two meet again in two weeks. The Eagles have won three of their last four. Washington snapped a four-game win streak with their loss to Dallas. Looks like a squeaker.

Coin Flip: Washington

Prediction: Eagles 22 Football Team 20