NFL Week 9 has 14 games with four teams on bye, two of them major NFC contenders. But there’s one game that, at first glance, blinds the rest of the action: an AFC Championship Game rematch with the Kansas City Chiefs at the Buffalo Bills on Sunday afternoon. (Not even in primetime!?)

I hope everyone enjoyed their peaceful Sunday last weekend, because we’re back to fretting over the Las Vegas Raiders with their Week 9 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. And of course, our Silver and Black Pride Pick’em competition continues as we are about to enter the second half of the regular season after this weekend.

After two bad weeks, it's back to the winning ways for me with my NFL picks. I went 9-4 against the spread last week and 10-3 straight up. That's my kind of week. It ups my season records to 64-57 ATS and 86-34-1 straight up.

Patrick Mahomes is back in MVP form and the Chiefs look like a powerhouse once again, but another showdown with the Bills stands in their way. Richard Janvrin gives his best bets and predictions for Week 9.

Some of the site's predictions differ from NFL Week 9 odds and other NFL Week 9 picks for NFL Week 9 games. How correct will the analytics be this week? Click on each game for more NFL Week 9 predictions for that NFL matchup. All times MST. The site allows for the possibility of ties, so the numbers add up to just less than 100%.

Are Jordan Love, Bo Nix and C.J. Stroud destined to disappoint on Sunday? Check out all of Michael Florio's QB starts and sits for Week 9 of the NFL fantasy season.

Welcome back to our NFL Pick'em Pool Picks for Week 10 of the 2025 NFL season. As the calendar flipped to November, both the top teams in the NFC and AFC lost in Week 9, with the Packers losing 16-13 as 12.

The Cardinals face the Dallas Cowboys in Week 9, so you should start every Cardinal you have. Knight will still be the RB1 for this offense with Trey Benson on IR. The Cowboys just allowed RJ Harvey to finish as the RB6 overall in Week 8. Knight is a must-start with this upside against Dallas. - Griffin Missant

The Washington Commanders and Seattle Seahawks are set to battle on Sunday Night Football, which sets the stage for an unconventional primetime matchup.