Tua Tagovailoa:
Miami still has an outside shot at the playoffs, and the best way to beat Houston is through the air. Look for Tua to continue to be sharp and throw for 265 yards and at least 2 TDs.
Joe Burrow, Bengals
Burrow gets to face his old OC and show him just how much he learned under his tutelage. Burrow has played like an MVP, even if the rest of his team hasn’t. Look for Tee Higgins to be more involved this week after taking a backseat to Ja’Marr Chase the last few games. Burrow should throw for 300+ yards and at least 2 TDs, with three a strong possibility.
Justin Herbert, Chargers
It’s hard to run on Tampa, but they have been one of the most generous teams to opposing quarterbacks. Herbert is not playing at 100%, but he knows his team needs the win at home, and with Ladd McConkey likely back, I think they will get the win. Herbert will throw for 245 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Aaron Rodgers, Jets
Rodgers gets to pad his stats against a team that plays tons of man coverage. With Breece Hall likely out once again, Rodgers will throw for 240 yards and 2 TDs (one going to Davante Adams).
Bo Nix, Broncos
The BYE week came a good time for Denver as they had time to rest up for the playoff push. If not for Jayden Daniels, Nix would likely be the Rookie of the Year. He will make a statement against the Colts, who play a ton of Cover 3 defense, which Nix should be able to handle without issue. Look for Nix to throw for 230 yards and a TD and run for another 40 yards.