Oct 19, 2026, 10:40 AM ET

Most of Week 6 is complete, so focus shifts to Week 7. Which matchups drew our analysts' notice?

The Minnesota Vikings aim to extend their unbeaten run by hosting the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. The Vikings open as 5.5-point favorites, tied for the week's second-largest spread.

The New York Jets travel to face the winless Miami Dolphins in a contest with the week's second-lowest total at 38.5 points.

The Pittsburgh Steelers, coming off an overtime win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, meet the New Orleans Saints on Sunday in Paris.

Who stands out? Matt Bowen, Pamela Maldonado and Eric Moody examine the games and reveal the wagers they support ahead of possible line movement.

Note: Odds by DraftKings and subject to change.

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Minnesota Vikings -5.5 vs. Indianapolis Colts

Bowen: I'll take Minnesota and give the points because of Brian Flores' defense. This unit is allowing a league-low 12.8 PPG and leads the NFL with a blitz rate of 67.6%. The Vikings will heat up the pocket versus Daniel Jones and a Colts offense that is limited without a true vertical element in the game plan. I like Minnesota to cover at home.

Last week: Buccaneers +3 (Result: Steelers 26, Buccaneers 19 in OT)

Pittsburgh Steelers -2.5 at New Orleans Saints

Moody: The Steelers have won two straight, including an overtime victory last Sunday in Tampa Bay. The Saints have allowed 31.7 points per game over their last three contests and rank 29th in total yards allowed. New Orleans has also struggled against the run, allowing 138 rushing yards per game through six weeks. That should give Steelers running back Jaylen Warren opportunities to make an impact. The Steelers should win this by at least a field goal.

Last week: Bears-Falcons OVER 47.5 (Result: Bears 31, Falcons 23)

Miami Dolphins at New York Jets total UNDER 39.5

Maldonado: Miami has scored 13 points or less in four of five games. The Jets' pass rush can make moving the ball even harder. Malik Willis has already taken 14 sacks, so a stalled run or an incomplete pass can quickly turn into another punt. New York isn't scoring either and is converting only 35% of third downs, bottom 10 in the league. Miami's run defense gives it a chance to force those longer passing situations, making touchdown drives harder for both offenses. Give me punts.

Last week: Seahawks-Broncos UNDER 42.5 (Broncos 17, Seahawks 14 in OT)