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week last week. Time to get back on track…Home team shown in bold. Odds taken from Odds Shark.Cincinnati (-1) vs. ClevelandNow with Cincinnati Davante Adams Jersey , Hue Jackson gets his revenge (kind of) and the Bengals take it at home.<em>Pick: Cincinnati (-1)</em>Jacksonville (-3) vs. BuffaloThe Jaguars defense should feast in this one, so much so that their Blake Bortles-led offense won’t be forced to do much.<em>Pick: Jacksonville (-3)</em>Philadelphia (-5) vs. New York GiantsThe Eagles still have a legitimate path to an NFC East title.. although that says more about the NFC East than it does the Eagles.<em>Pick: Philadelphia (-5)</em>New England (-10.5) vs. New York Jets The Jets lose by 31 to the Bills, have to sit on it through their bye week, and then have to play….. the Patriots. Fun fact: Josh McCown vs. Tom Brady will be the second-oldest QB matchup in NFL history.<em>Pick: New England (-10.5)</em>Baltimore (-11.5) vs. OaklandThe Ravens aren’t built to blow teams out… they win here, but the Raiders will keep it close.<em>Pick: Oakland (+11.5)</em>Tampa Bay (-1.5) vs. San FranciscoExpect a lot of points in this one. Both Jameis Winston and Nick Mullens should put up solid performances.<em>Pick: Tampa Bay (-1.5)</em>Carolina (-3) vs. SeattleThe Seahawks saved their season with a big win on Thursday Night Football vs. the Packers, but neither team looked very good in that one. The Panthers, losers of two straight, are desperate and at home. Those two ingredients sound like a win.<em>Pick: Carolina (-3)</em>Los Angeles Chargers (-13.5) vs. ArizonaThe Bolts need a bounce back win here, as a matchup on SNF in Pittsburgh next week awaits.<em>Pick: Los Angeles Chargers (-13.5)</em>Indianapolis (-8) vs. MiamiAndrew Luck is becoming the great player that everyone expected coming out of Stanford.<em>Pick: Indianapolis (-8)</em>Pittsburgh (-3) vs. DenverAt first glance Josh Jones Color Rush Jersey , this seems like a slam-dunk win for the Steelers… but I’m not so convinced. They had to scramble in Jacksonville to come out with a win, and the Broncos will be ready for them.<em>Pick: Denver (+3)</em>Minnesota (-3) vs. Green BayThis Sunday night matchup is a battle for 2nd place in the NFC North. I love Rodgers, but the Vikings are the better team.<em>Pick: Minnesota (-3)</em>Houston (-4) vs. TennesseeThe Titans already have one big win on Monday Night this season, but they won’t get a second. Texans roll.<em>Pick: Houston (-4)</em> The Green Bay Packers need to win out — and get some help — in order to make it to the playoffs this season. However, at 4-6-1, the Packers currently hold the 11th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, which would be their highest selection since 2009, when the picked B.J. Raji ninth overall.If you’re wondering whether the fan base would rather try to win out and give Aaron Rodgers and company a shot at the postseason or tank for better draft position, we wondered that as well. In this week’s FanPulse survey results https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/David-Bakhtiari-Jersey , we got some answers to that question.74 percent of Packers fans who responded to this week’s survey said that they would rather see the team win this week to keep them alive in the playoff race. That of course leaves about one-quarter of the fan base that is in full-on tank mode.The Packers could find a way into the top ten next year even if they win out, however. They hold a second pick in the first round of the draft, acquired from the New Orleans Saints during the 2018 draft. New Orleans currently looks like one of the best teams in the NFC (Thursday night’s loss in Dallas aside), but the team could try to package both picks in order to move up for better positioning in April.Meanwhile, we have another drop in Packers fans’ confidence index this week. The confidence index now sits at 17 percent, tying the season-low previously reached after the loss to the New England Patriots. Stay tuned next week to see how Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals affects the confidence numbers.