The Week 14 NFL Odds<\/strong> and Lines laid to rest any doubts about the Colts, Titans and Steelers being the cream of the crop in the AFC. Now we have three legitimate contenders to the crown in the AFC and it could all boil down to this final week for the rest of the under card. \u00a0 <\/p>\n In the NFC, the waters only got murkier. Carolina upset Tampa Bay big time to take charge of the NFC South, while Green Bay fell farther behind Chicago with a loss to the morbid Houston Texans at Lambeau. Week 15 suddenly has way too much relevance for the playoffs. Who\u2019s going to answer the call in the upcoming weekend of football betting? To quote one of my favorite football movies, it\u2019s time to get a \u201cseat at the dinner table\u201d!<\/p>\n New Orleans Saints vs. Chicago Bears -3<\/strong><\/p>\n The Saints are pulling a John Kerry and flip-flopping week in and week out. Chicago has rewarded their fans by going 4-1 SU in their last 5 games at home. With a 2-3-1 ATS record against the Saints, the oddsmakers were forced to draw an even line in the sand for the Bears. Expect the Bears to reward their betting faithful as the Saints slip and stumble in the snowy confines of Soldier Field.<\/p>\n Tampa Bay Buccaneers over Atlanta Falcons<\/strong><\/p>\n Both teams are coming off heartbreaking losses, but the Bucs own the Falcons. Jeff Garcia is coming off his worst game of the season, but the Falcons\u2019 special teams and defense will let the Bucs in to this game. Don\u2019t expect a repeat of Monday Night against another division final for Tampa as they maintain pace.<\/p>\n Green Bay Letdowns -2.5 over JACKSONVILLE DISAPPOINTMENTS<\/strong><\/p>\n Jesus. Uh, Green Bay? Jacksonville is atrocious and the Packers are simply graded too high overall to continue this horrendous losing streak.<\/p>\n Mike Holmgrem\u2019s Retirement Plans over ST. LOUIS RAMS<\/strong><\/p>\n Not that anyone cares, but the Seahawks have always been given fits by the Rams. Not this weekend. Building off a tight loss to the Pats, the Seahawks will take care of business for Mike Holmgren.<\/p>\n NEW YORK JETS -7 over Buffalo Bills<\/strong><\/p>\n Well it looks like the Bills\u2019 bandwagon has fully blown apart. J.P. Losman was horrific against the Dolphins. At home, coming off two stunning losses, Brett Favre needs a bounce back. The pressure will be off when the lowly Bills pay them a visit as the Jets fight for the playoff lives.<\/p>\n MIAMI DOLPHINS -6 over San Francisco 49ers<\/strong><\/p>\n Love the Dolphins right now. Love \u2018em. The return of Ricky Williams to the Skydome in Toronto was an unheralded story last weekend. Putting together a hard fought win against the 49ers, who are 4-9 ATS in their last 13 games on the road, will legitimize the Dolphins on their way to the Wildcard.<\/p>\n KANSAS CITY CHIEFS +4.5 over San Diego Chargers<\/strong><\/p>\n Yep. I\u2019m going there. The Chiefs are stringing together some very hard fought wins, and playing at home in front of their ten remaining fans will get them jacked up enough to challenge the Chargers. The Chiefs are 5-2 ATS in their last 7 games, while San Diego has gone just 2-3-1 ATS I their last 6 roadies.<\/p>\n INDINAPOLIS COLTS -16.5 over 1976 Tampa Bay Buccaneers<\/strong><\/p>\n How excited are the veterans of the 1976 Bucs to see these Lions? GM isn\u2019t the only franchise in Detroit that needs a bailout apparently. Too bad the pass happy Colts are hosting them this weekend for beat downs and face washes. Colts by pure domination.<\/p>\n