We are heading down the final stretch of the 2022 regular season and we’re at the point where each week brings with it clinching opportunities. In Week 16, several teams can punch their ticket to the postseason, and two division crowns are there to be clinched as well. As we enjoy the holiday weekend, you won’t want to miss a second of the action.
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Bills at Bears
Time: Saturday, 1 p.m. ET (CBS), stream on Paramount+ (click here)
Open: Bills -10
Current: Bills -8
Featured Game | Chicago Bears vs. Buffalo Bills
“Weather could be a factor in this game as it’s forecasted to be around 12 degrees during this game with 22 mph winds and gusts up to 38 mph. I think that impacts the Bills offense more than it does the ground-and-pound approach of the Bears, so I’ll gladly take 8.5 points in what could be a lower-scoring affair. Buffalo is 3-3-1 ATS as a road favorite this season and are 2-6 ATS in its last eight games overall, despite sitting as the No. 1 seed in the AFC. With Fields emerging as a dynamic threat with both his arm and legs, he should be able to keep Chicago within range of covering throughout the afternoon or sneaking us in the backdoor late.” — CBS Sports’ Tyler Sullivan on why he is taking the points with Chicago as they host Buffalo. To read the rest of his picks, click here.
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