NFL: Back Chiefs, Falcons and Steelers in terrific TV treble

The team is on a high after pulling out an excellent away win against New Orleans last time out (30-14), giving them the opportunity to seize the division title in front of their own fans.

Atlanta will be confident of putting points on the board in this contest, as they have the fifth-best passing offense in the league, headlined by star wide receiver Julio Jones.

He is ranked second in the league with 1,535 receiving yards and has registered a touchdown in three of his last four appearances. Jones can be backed at 11/2 to grab the first score here.

Carolina, meanwhile, have lost on five of their last six visits to Atlanta, and the Falcons’ potent passing attack can provide yet more misery for the travelling Panthers in Georgia.

Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers
The Steelers can grab the AFC North title by beating the Bengals at Heinz Field on Sunday night.

Pittsburgh (10-5) appear to be coming into their best form of the season at just the right time – they have now won three games on the bounce, and have won seven out of nine since Week 8.

And in quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, running back Le’Veon Bell, and wide receiver Antonio Brown, the Steelers possess one of the very best trios of skill position players on offense in the NFL. The Pittsburgh offense is ranked seventh overall, and is second-best in the league in passing offense.

Bell was in excellent form when these two sides clashed in Week 14, scoring three touchdowns as the Steelers thrashed the Bengals 42-21. He could be in for another big day against Cincinnati – he faces off against a Bengals defense ranked just 23rd in the league for rushing defense. Bell is 5/1 to score first here.

Cincinnati have a poor record in nationally-televised games since Andy Dalton became their starting quarterback in 2011, and they were notably thrashed in two blowout losses against New England and Cleveland earlier this season.

With a potent offense that can blow away the opposition, the Steelers will be itching to beat their rivals, and could hand the Bengals their third primetime thrashing of the season in this encounter.