Just four weeks remain in the NFL regular season, and Week 15 has major playoff implications. Join along as the guys share their favorite NFL picks, latest NFL odds and best NFL predictions for the rest of the games on the slate. Both the AFC and the NFC are wide open both for playoff spots and the number one seed. Remember only the top seed gets a bye and home field advantage throughout the playoffs. The Patriots, Titans, and Chiefs all stand at 9-4 this week. The Patriots currently have the number one seed based on a tiebreaker over the Titans and Chiefs due to the best winning percentage in the conference. The Chiefs will have the first shot at taking first as they have the Thursday night game against  the Chargers. The Patriots play one of two games on Saturday, taking on the Indianapolis Colts. The Titans will know where they stand by the time they take the field at noon on Sunday as they face the host Steelers.  In the NFC, the Packers hold first place after the Cardinals dropped the Monday night game against the Rams. The Packers beat the Cardinals earlier in the year so they have to finish with a better record if they want the road to the Super Bowl to go through Arizona. Tampa Bay is right in the mix with a 10-3 record and the Cowboys are sitting at 9-4. The Packers face the Ravens on Sunday who may be without Lamar Jackson after he injured his ankle last week against the Browns. The Cowboys face the Giants in a NFC East battle and Tampa Bay has the Sunday night game as they host the Saints. Get the inside scoop with BetUS’s host, Matt Landes, who’ll be joined by veteran handicappers, Las Vegas Cris and Scott Kellen to share with you all their NFL expert predictions for some of the games on Sunday as well as their TNF picks for the matchup between Chiefs vs. Chargers. Tune in to BetUS_official for the latest news on NFL odds as we break down the latest football betting trends. All this, plus more, as the Week 15 matchups in the NFL are discussed at length, and you can get some answers to the many questions around the NFL.