With Kansas City stumbling, Cluff noted the AFC West is "there for the taking." He picked LA 27-21, fading a Denver defense that just allowed a big day to Indianapolis. The write-up points to Herbert props and Chargers -3 at home.

New York has already surrendered 32 and 30 points; Cluff projected another 30-spot from Baker Mayfield and a "solid Tampa Bay offense," calling a 30-14 final. He recommends backing Tampa team-total Overs and the spread against a leaky Jets unit.

Citing two wins over LA last year—including the playoff meeting—Cluff forecasted Philadelphia 30-17 and said Jalen Hurts "won’t need a late tush-push" this time. Bettors expecting another multi-score victory can lay the points with confidence.

With books originally listing Pittsburgh as a 1-point favorite, Cluff flipped the script, projecting Patriots 20-17 behind Drake Maye. He believes New England’s offense does just enough at home to move above .500, recommending a moneyline swing on the slight dog-turned-favorite.

Despite Joe Burrow’s injury, Cluff called for Cincinnati 24-21, arguing Jake Browning will "pass the test" by capitalizing on expected Minnesota mistakes. The handicap backs the Bengals as live dogs and fades a shaky Vikings turnover profile.

Cluff predicted Houston 23-20, noting the Texans swept Jacksonville last season and expects C.J. Stroud to repeat the trick in a pivotal AFC South matchup. The pick implies value on Houston moneyline in what books list as a tight contest.

Calling Green Bay one of the year’s biggest surprises, Cluff projected a 31-16 road win. He credited Micah Parsons and the rest of the Packers’ front for a looming shutdown of Cleveland’s offense, implying bettors should lean to Green Bay and the Under given the expected defensive dominance.

Cluff forecasted Atlanta 27-20 over Carolina, citing the emerging 1-2 punch of Bijan Robinson and Tyler Allgeier. He labeled the tandem "one of the NFL's best" and predicted the duo would overwhelm a Panthers defense that is already staring at an 0-3 start, making Atlanta a live side against the spread.

Jeremy Cluff picked Buffalo to beat Miami 30-20, stressing two betting angles. First, the Dolphins have dropped five straight and 13 of their last 14 to the Bills. Second, Cluff argued that Josh Allen-led Buffalo is "hard to beat at home in the regular season," implying the Orchard Park venue advantage remains priced too lightly into the Thursday Night Football line.