staple Quenton Nelson Color Rush Jersey , as the 4-8 Jacksonville Jaguars take on the 6-6 Tennessee Titans, both coming off of wins in Week 13.Sunday’s early slate has five divisional matchups and, starting with the two top teams in the AFC South standings. The Colts and Texans square off for the first time since the emotional, overtime victory for Houston in Indianapolis. The Colts were riding hot until the Jaguars took advantage of an over-aggressive style, and they’ll now have to find their rhythm if they wish to stay in the playoff hunt.Jets and Bills will play December football in Buffalo, NY, as Josh Allen looks to continue his string of impressive play against Jamal Adams and the Jets’ defense. New England will hit up Miami for what should be a coast of a win, and the Giants will play in Washington against a Redskins’ team led by the great Mark Sanchez.Lamar Jackson takes his dual-threat ability to the shaky Kansas City defense, while the Chiefs’ offense will look to spread out and vertically attack the aggressive, smash-mouth Ravens’ defense. After a series of disappointing loses, the Panthers will looks to get back on track in Cleveland, and the Saints will aim to split the season series with Tampa Bay after losing their season opener to the Bucs.Two years after battling it out in the NFC championship game, Matt Ryan and Aaron Rodgers take the field in a game of two teams outside the playoff hunt. With Mike McCarthy out the building and several members of his staff following, interim head coach Joe Philbin will try to rekindle the better moments of Aaron Rodgers prime and throw all over the injury-plagued Falcons.The Bengals travel to LA to take on the Chargers in a 4 p.m. game that no one should be intrigued with, while Broncos will look to stomp Nick Mullens in San Fransisco. Pittsburgh will try to lay the hammer down on Jon Gruden and the disappointing Raiders, and the Lions and Cardinals play in Arizona in a matchup of two teams with a combined record of 7-17.Things heat up in primetime, as the top two teams of the NFC East square off in Dallas. The Cowboys take a one-game lead into Week 14, while the Eagles will look to build off their two-game winning streak.Sunday Night Football features possible the best offense in the league — the Los Angeles Rams — against the league’s best defense — the Chicago Bears. Head coach Matt Nagy feels comfortable in Mitchell Trubisky’s return under center, after backup Chase Daniels played a terrible game of football in the Bears’ Week 13 overtime loss to the Giants.It all ends on Monday night, when the Vikings (6-5-1) try and pick up a win in Seattle against the 7-5 Seahawks. After starting the year slow, Russell Wilson has picked up three straight for the NFC West team with playoff aspirations.Brett Mock: 111-65 / Chris Shepherd: 110-66 / Andrew Aziz: 108-68 / Stephen Reed: 106-70 / Jared Malott: 104-72 / Elliot Denton: 102-74 / Chris Blystone: 90-71 / Zachary Hicks: 76-69 / Blake Pace: 66-33 / Ana Krasuski 23-21Thursday 8:20 pm ETJaguars @ Titans (7) | Contrarians: Jared Malott, Zachary HicksSunday 1:00 pm ETPanthers @ Browns (6) | Contrarians: Brett Mock, Andrew Aziz, Malott, Blake PaceRavens @ ChiefsColts (7) @ Texans | Contrarians: Mock, Pace, Ana KrasuskiPatriots @ DolphinsGiants (7) @ Redskins | Contrarians: Blystone https://www.coltsfanshop.com/Andrew-Luck-Jersey , Hicks, KrasuskiSaints @ BuccaneersFalcons @ Packers (7) | Contrarians: Shepherd, Blystone, Stephen ReedJets @ Bills (9) | Contrarians: AzizSunday 4:05 pm ETBengals @ ChargersBroncos (8) @ 49ers | Contrarians: Blystone, ReedSunday 4:25 pm ETEagles @ CowboysSteelers @ RaidersLions (8) @ Cardinals | Contrarians: Shepherd, PaceSunday 8:20 pm ETRams @ BearsMonday 8:15 pm ETVikings @ Seahawks (6) | Contrarians: Mock, Hicks, Krasuski, ReedWhat are your picks for Week 14? KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs‘ defense had been hearing all season about how bad they were, and how they were the biggest threat to an offensive juggernaut falling short of reaching the Super Bowl.Then they shut down the Oakland Raiders in Week 17.Now, the Raiders are hardly one of the NFL's premier offenses, and they rolled into Arrowhead Stadium with little impetus to play hard. But by holding Derek Carr and the rest of the Oakland offense in check, it gave the Chiefs some positive momentum heading into the playoffs, not to mention proof that some subtle tweaks to their personnel packages had paid dividends. "We just have to keep it rolling," said linebacker Justin Houston, their longtime emotional leader. "It's a great time for us to play like this. We were firing on all cylinders from the front to the back end (against Oakland) and now we just have to build off it."That's because Andrew Luck and the rest of the Indianapolis Colts, who come to Kansas City for the divisional round on Saturday, represent a massive upgrade in competition.Luck threw the second-most touchdown passes in the NFL this season, behind the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes, and enjoyed one of the best offensive line performances in the league.Their offense isn't a one-trick pony, either. They dominated the Texans on the ground in a 21-7 win in the wild-card game, when Marlon Mack piled up 148 yards rushing and a touchdown.Together, the Colts have roared into the postseason with seven wins in eight games."Andrew's going to get you every once in a while," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said, "and you've got to make sure you get him more than he gets you, but he's got a lot of good players around him. That offensive line Josh Ferguson Jersey , people can argue with you that it's the best in the National Football League. You look at the receivers, they've got good receivers, they've got good tight ends, you go all the way around."You've got to bring your best. That's what the playoffs are all about," Reid added. "This is the best in the National Football League, which is the best in the world, and you have an opportunity to do that. That's an exciting thing, but you better bring your best every play."The question for the Chiefs is simple, though: Is their best good enough?Indianapolis was fifth in scoring while the Chiefs were 24th in scoring defense. They were last in the league in rush defensive efficiency, average yards after contact and first-down percentage, and they were second-to-last in yards-per-carry allowed despite many teams trying to play catch-up.As bad as those numbers were, though, the Chiefs were actually respectable against the pass. And they were downright dominant when it came to pressuring the quarterback, generating sacks on 7.4 percent of pass plays — better even than Khalil Mack and the Bears — and pressure on 31.1 percent of them.That means an intriguing matchup between the Colts offensive line, which hasn't allowed anybody to have more than one sack in a game since Week 4, and the Chiefs' pass dominant rush."The goal and strategy remains the same," Colts offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni said. "Run the football and set up other things by running it, and then be successful in situational football."The Chiefs made some key personnel changes late in the season, effectively benching veteran safety Ron Parker and cornerback Orlando Scandrick. Daniel Sorensen, Charvarius Ward and Jordan Lucas have been playing more, and their results against woebegone Oakland were encouraging.The Chiefs also could get safety Eric Berry back after he missed Week 17 with a recurrence of his heel injury. Berry only played a couple of games this season, but he changed the entire dynamic of the Kansas City defense for the snaps he was on the field."We've just got to lock in," Chiefs cornerback Kendall Fuller said. "For us, we're inside this building. That's the only thing we're focusing on. I'm not a big social media guy. We just come together week-in and week-out, to win on Saturday. We just keep it in-house and focus on each other."Notes: Berry and WR Sammy Watkins (foot) participated in the portion of practice open to the media on Tuesday. DT Derrick Nnaddi (concussion) also said that he'd been cleared to rejoin practice. … OLB Dorian O'Daniel did not practice because of a calf and ankle injury.