CBS Sports senior analyst Pete Prisco unveiled his Week 9 NFL picks against the spread, looking to improve a 50-68-3 ATS record while holding a 72-48-1 straight-up mark.
Thursday night features the Jacksonville Jaguars (-10) at the Baltimore Ravens, where Prisco expects the Jaguars to roll without Lamar Jackson, picking Jacksonville 27-16 over rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano.
In Sunday's early international game, the Cincinnati Bengals (-3) face the Atlanta Falcons in Madrid; Prisco likes the Bengals' high-powered offense led by Joe Burrow, predicting a 33-21 win.
The Denver Broncos (-2.5) visit the Carolina Panthers, who fired defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero; Prisco takes Denver 26-20 behind Bo Nix.
The Dallas Cowboys (-6) travel to the struggling Indianapolis Colts; Prisco sees a Cowboys rebound, 31-17.
New York Jets (+9.5) at Kansas City Chiefs: Prisco expects Kenneth Walker to help the Chiefs snap a two-game skid, 24-17.
Detroit Lions (-7) at Miami Dolphins: Prisco forecasts a big day for Jared Goff in a 30-13 Lions victory.
Cleveland Browns at New Orleans Saints (-1.5): Coming off a bye, the Saints edge a low-scoring affair 17-14.
New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles (+3.5): In a rivalry game, Prisco likes the Giants to win late, 22-20.
Los Angeles Rams at Washington Commanders (+5.5): Matthew Stafford outduels Jayden Daniels in a 28-24 Rams win.
Houston Texans at Los Angeles Chargers (+4.5): Prisco sees the Chargers hanging around defensively, but Texans prevail 19-16.
Las Vegas Raiders at San Francisco 49ers (-10): Off a bye, the 49ers blow out the Raiders 31-17 behind Brock Purdy.
Green Bay Packers at New England Patriots (+3.5): Jordan Love makes late plays in a defensive struggle, Packers 19-16.
Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks (-12.5): Seattle's defense punishes Gardner Minshew, Seahawks 30-13.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+6) at Chicago Bears: Caleb Williams leads a late Bears rally, 24-21.
Monday night's marquee matchup: Buffalo Bills (-3.5) at Minnesota Vikings. Prisco likes the Bills' running game and defense, picking Buffalo 21-14.
