Vic Duke

Bills/Dolphins 8:15: Bills have won 9 of 10 games in this series and I don't see change of results here. Both teams underachieved in Game 1 but should be up for this division show down. Bills secondary has historically limited Tyreek Hill. And with the Dolphins' backfield banged up - Mostert (out) and Achane questionable, Bills' can sit in a Cover 2 shell and lock in on Waddle and Hill. Achane, who exploded on the scene last year to the tune of double digit YPC, was limited to 2.4 YPC in Game 1 - clearly something is wrong. Bills' should amp up offensive production. Keon Coleman is the real deal, while Shakir and Hollins seem to fill the void for Diggs without all the drama. Run game was working with Cook. And look for TE Dalton Kincaid to get more involved this week. Bills the call. 

Arizona State/Texas State 7:30: Arizona State coming off two feel good wins over rebuilding programs - Mississippi State and Wyoming. They may get ambushed in San Marcos on Thursday. Texas State is no longer a joke after Coach G.J. Kinne took over this program last year. He led them to an 8-6 record and emphatic bowl win over Rice. This year, Kinne has 18 returning starters, and good amount of returning production, and bolstered the team on both sides of the ball through the transfer portal with edge rusher Steven Parker and Sun Belt P.O.Y. transfer Jordan McCloud who is settling in with his fourth team. He's delivering. The Bobcats absolutely mauled a pretty good UTSA team last week. And keep in mind that last year, this team ranked 129th in fumbles lost yet managed to win their most games since 2008 when Brad Wright matched it with 8 wins. They've cleaned up their game and are dangerous. Arizona State looks good on both sides of the ball but scheduling disadvantage steers us to the Bobcats.