FOX will broadcast this week 18 AFC South matchup between the Jaguars and Colts, which is set to kick off at 1:00 ET. The Colts are favored by -5 points and have a money line of -223. The Jaguars, the road team, have a money line of +186. The over/under line is set at 45 points for the game, which is being played at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. With a 4-12 record, the Jaguars are 3rd in the AFC South and 26th in our power rankings. They are 3-2 in division games and 4-7 in conference play. Jacksonville is 3-5 at home and 1-7 on the road. Jacksonville has an average scoring margin of -7 points per game and

Looking at the money line, the Packers are -480 favorites as they face off against the Bears at 1:00 ET on Sunday, January 5th. The Bears and Packers are set to square off on FOX, with the Packers favored by -10 in this week 18 matchup. The over/under line is currently at 41 points. The Bears are currently on a 10-game losing streak, dropping them to 4-12 on the season. After a week 6 win over the Jaguars, Chicago has been unable to get back in the win column, including a 6-3 loss to the Seahawks in week 17. Despite the loss, they managed to cover the spread as 4-point underdogs. The O/U line for this game was 42 points,

The Saints and Buccaneers will face off on Sunday, January 5th at 1:00 ET on FOX. The Buccaneers are heavily favored with a money line of -931, while the Saints’ money line sits at +608. The over/under line is 43.5 points, and the point spread favors the Buccaneers by -13.5 points in this week 18 matchup at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL. With their playoff chances already at 0.0%, the Saints have now lost three straight games, including a 25-10 home loss to the Raiders in week 17. This dropped New Orleans to 5-11 on the season, putting them 29th in our NFL power rankings. In the NFC South, they sit in 3rd place with a 2-3 division record.

The SEC schedule kicks off Saturday with No. 24 Ole Miss looking to rebound from a loss as it hosts a surging Georgia team in Oxford, Miss. Both programs are riding strong non-conference campaigns into what promises to be a challenging league slate. Ole Miss (11-2) dropped its most recent game, falling 87-70 to Memphis on Dec. 28. Despite being down just two points at halftime, the Rebels were outrebounded 45-34, an issue coach Chris Beard identified as a key concern. “We got outrebounded tonight, and I don’t think rebounding was Memphis’ strength,” Beard said. “No doubt about it, that’s a concern of mine.” The Rebels, who fell seven spots in the latest AP poll, rely on balanced scoring with