It seems like A DONKEY MOVE and I'll probably regret it, but I decided on a moneyline parlay with the two favorites. Pete Prisco's also got the Chiefs (he says once they go, they go) but R.J. White is taking the points with the Titans. I also tried to talk Pete out of a dumb Packers bet and into a smart Packers bet as we dive deep into Championship Sunday wagers and more.

Only four teams are still alive to win Super Bowl LIV, which means fans of the other 28 have to figure out who to pull for. For some, it's easy: Whichever team they bet on. But what if you don't have a wager on the games? Cody Benjamin says it's still easy: You should pull for the Packers, and he's got five good reasons why (No. 2 would create an exciting Sunday).

Derrick Henry rushed for 182 yards against the Pats, then 192 against the Ravens, and now he's facing the NFL's 29th ranked rush defense by DVOA. Jordan Dajani says Henry is A MORTAL LOCK to go over his prop bet line of 109.5, and that's not Jordan's only lock as he guides you through the best bets for Championship Sunday (here's an interesting ATS trend to consider).

It's easy to forget now, but the Titans were once 2-4 and in the AFC South basement. Benching Marcus Mariota for Ryan Tannehill in Week 7 set off their improbable run to the AFC title game, but can it continue all the way to a Super Bowl LIV crown? Jordan Dajani says it can, if they do these five things (where has A.J. Brown been?).

Quick, what are the greatest NFL rivalries of all-time? You might come up with Cowboys-Steelers or Brady-Manning, but it's unlikely your first thought was Packers-49ers. Bryan DeArdo says maybe it should be, though, because the teams in Sunday's NFC title game have a long, interesting history; here's a look at their most meaningful games.

The Senior Bowl can make a big difference in the NFL Draft. Exhibit A: Dave Gettleman talked about falling in 'full bloom love' with Daniel Jones at last year's Senior Bowl and wound up taking Jones with the No. 6 pick. So, who are the top participants this year? And what about sleepers? Chris Trapasso sizes everything up (here's who could be the next Danny Dimes).