As long as the Titans foolishly stick with Will Levis, who has bust written all over him, they can't be trusted. But now word comes down that Levis won't play due to a shoulder injury. That means the Titans get a quarterback upgrade with the switch to veteran Mason Rudolph. He's nothing special, but he won't commit the foolish turnovers that Levis has become infamous for doing.

The 4-2 Bills expanded their AFC East Division lead with a big win against the Jets this past Monday night. This marks Buffalo's first home game in four weeks. It's a clear letdown spot for the Bills.

Buffalo is down from past seasons both defensively, because of multiple injuries, and offensively not nearly as explosive as before. In addition, the Bills' normally reliable kicker, Tyler Bass, is having a bad season. He's missed three field goals and two extra points.

The Titans, of course, have to do their part to keep this game close. Tennessee has one of the more underrated defenses in the league. Bet you didn't know the Titans rank first in giving up the fewest yards per game at 248.8. Tennessee also has the top pass defense.

The Titans' young offensive line is improving, not giving up a sack in last week's loss to the Colts. Tony Pollard is running much better than last season now that he's two years removed from injury and the Titans have three dependable veteran wide receivers.

(Editor's note: Stephen Nover is beating the NFL for the 27th time in 32 years going 30-18 on his premium/free plays. Stephen has been on fire the past three plus weeks winning 15 of his last 19 premium NFL plays. He has three Sunday premium NFL plays, in addition to this free selection, headed by his October Total of the Month.)