NFL Week 18 is here and we picked the winner of every game

The Chiefs are still in contention to win the first overall seed in the AFC, but they'll need some help from the rest of the league. That said, because they play on Saturday, they'll have no reason to hold back against the Broncos. With a win, they can pressure Tennessee to finish the season strong.

It's tough to project how much either of these teams will push their starters as both have already secured their spot in the postseason, and most of the battle for seeding is set to be decided elsewhere. The Eagles are at home, and these teams have split their season series every year aside from one since 2013. Take the points or stay away.

It feels like in the first year of the 17-game season, it would be poetic justice for the Pittsburgh Steelers to still find a way to finish the year at .500.

These teams will be putting out their backup quarterbacks on Sunday, and I trust Case Keenum more than Brandon Allen.

As tempting as it is to back Justin Fields in this season's finale, the vibes around the Chicago Bears are just too terrible. Next season when Matt Nagy is gone, and Fields has another year of practice under his belt, the Bears will be an interesting pick in some spots. Until then, fade or walk away.

This just feels like too many points. The Jaguars are terrible, but the total on this game is only set at 44 points, meaning the implied score by the oddsmakers in Las Vegas is roughly a 30-14 Colts victory. It feels more likely that the Colts will take whatever lead they can get and play ball control to run out the clock.

The Packers say their starters will be playing against the Lions on Sunday, but the current spread tells another story. The chances are that Aaron Rodgers and company trot out for a few series to start the game before giving way to the backups. This one feels like a game to avoid, given the number of unknowns at play.

Davis Mills has come a long way since the start of the season. Mills looked lost after being thrust into the starting role for the Texans in the opening weeks but has slowly but surely turned in respectable performances for a team that hasn't given him all that much to work with to start his career. Like the Colts, it's easy to see the Titans just grabbing an early lead and playing out the string in this one, rather than pushing for a blowout win.

The Giants are the only team in the NFL with vibes somehow worse than those coming out of Chicago. Washington by 24.

With a win, the Buffalo Bills win the AFC East. It will be their first time taking back-to-back division crowns since 1991. While Zach Wilson and the Jets have looked undeniably friskier the past few weeks, the Bills should be ready to put them through a table.

If the Cardinals contend in the NFC postseason picture, they should take care of business here.

The Rams need to find some consistency heading into the postseason. As a Rams believer for better or worse, I think they find it here.

The Dolphins have beaten the Patriots in six of their last eight trips to Miami. This game gets weird, and when games get weird, it's usually a good idea to take the points.

The Buccaneers don't have anything to play for besides records and contract incentives, but that might be enough to beat the Panthers by 10.

The Falcons have been pretty bad this year but have stabilized a bit over the final stretch of the season, going 3-3 in their last six games. Matt Ryan hasn't thrown an interception since November. It feels like this one could wind up closer than some think.

I just want this game to be close. It feels like the Chargers are the team that should make the postseason, but the Raiders are dangerous, and the potential return of tight end Darren Waller could be a game-changer. Catching a home dog in a play-in game feels like the right move.