EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsWeek 5 is in the books, save for one game, but we're already looking ahead to Week 6. Which games grabbed our analysts' attention?The Seattle Seahawks, fresh off a tough loss to the San Francisco 49ers, visit the Denver Broncos to start the week on Thursday night.The Atlanta Falcons are coming off an overtime loss to the Baltimore Ravens and will host the Chicago Bears on Sunday. The Bears put up a lackluster performance against the Green Bay Packers in Week 5, but they hope to get Caleb Williams back versus Atlanta.The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, one of the biggest surprise winners from last week, will try to keep the good vibes going at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers.Who do we like? Matt Bowen, Pamela Maldonado and Eric Moody break down the games and share the bets they're backing before potential odds shifts later in the week.Note: Odds by DraftKings and subject to change. Tampa Bay Buccaneers +3 vs. Pittsburgh SteelersBowen: Buccaneers rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels has completed almost 70% of his throws in his first two pro starts. He's seeing the field fast -- hitting the defined reads. And Todd Bowles' defense can heat up the quarterback, and it also features a top-three run defense. Take the points at home versus Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers.Last week: Browns +2.5 (Result: Jets 17, Browns 12) Chicago Bears at Atlanta Falcons OVER 47.5Moody: Atlanta averaged 34.3 points over its last three games, and Bijan Robinson should find running room against a Bears defensive front that ranks 29th in run stop win rate. The Bears have averaged just 19.0 points per game over their last three, but Caleb Williams' potential return would give their offense a boost. Atlanta's secondary is also still without A.J. Terrell Jr. Both teams are capable of putting up points, although the health of Williams and Michael Penix Jr. will be critical to the over.Last week: No pick Seattle Seahawks at Denver Broncos UNDER 42.5Maldonado: Denver's offense is the biggest reason. The passing game is limited and the run game is producing just 3.6 yards per carry. A struggling offense meets a top-tier defense. The Broncos will struggle to generate any kind of explosiveness and be forced to string together long drives against a defense allowing less than 30% of third downs to be converted. The Seahawks have scoring potential, especially with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, but their offense can get stuck too, also struggling to convert on third downs. Enough stalled possessions keeps this under.Last week: Raiders-Patriots UNDER 45 (Result: Patriots 45, Raiders 17)
