Kyler Murray's
Cardinals have won three games in a row -- all three vs. teams with losing records -- but this week's tilt
against the Saints in New Orleans feels like a tall order, right? Wrong. Murray surprises against a red-hot
Saints defense for what will be a game-best four total touchdowns. That performance by the Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate is good enough to hand the
Saints their first loss since
Week 2.
Lions receiver
Marvin Jones hauled in a whopping four touchdowns
against the Minnesota Vikings last week. He's done that one other time in his eight-year career, against the
New York Jets in 2013 as a member of the
Cincinnati Bengals, and is one of three players since 1950 with two games of four-plus touchdown receptions (Jerry Rice and Sterling Sharpe also boast two). I predict Jones does it a third time this week
against the New York Giants.
Robert Selah's
49ers defense has allowed 10.7 points per game(second in the league this season), but it hasn't played
Kyle Allen. The
Panthers quarterback is 4-0 since taking over for the injured
Cam Newton and he'll continue to roll against the undefeated
49ers. Allen throws for 300 yards and three touchdowns en route to handing San Francisco its first loss.
Saquon Barkley played well in his return from an ankle injury
last week. He cranks it up a few notches against the
Lions' 28th-ranked run defense and rushes for a career-high 200 yards.
Before Tampa Bay's bye week, quarterback
Jameis Winston threw five interceptions in
a loss to the Carolina Panthers in London. Two weeks later, the former No. 1 overall pick is rested and has learned from his mistakes (hopefully). Against a stout
Tennessee Titans defense that ranks fourth in points allowed, Winston bounces back in a big way by throwing five touchdowns and no picks.
