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Last week:

7-9.

Season:

15-17.

Sunday’s games

Rams (1-1) at Bears (1-1), noon, WFLD-Ch. 32

Line:

Bears by 7.

Over/under:

44 1/2.

Those weren’t just easy-to-fix protection breakdowns by Chicago. Bears have real problems up front. Ample opportunity for an improving Rams defense.

Pick:

Rams 27, Bears 24.

Buccaneers (1-1) at Cowboys (1-1), noon

Line:

Cowboys by 7.

Over/under:

46 1/2.

Cowboys have their shortcomings, but they should be able to win at home against a Bucs defense that gave up 604 yards and 41 points last week.

Pick:

Cowboys 24, Buccaneers 14.

49ers (2-0) at Vikings (1-1), noon

Line:

49ers by 7.

Over/under:

43 1/2.

This is trap game for 49ers, league’s most complete team. As long as they play their football — defense, running game, limited turnovers — they’ll win.

Pick:

49ers 27, Vikings 13.

Lions (1-1) at Titans (0-2), noon

Line:

Lions by 3.

Over/under:

47.

Lions certainly are vulnerable, but can Titans take advantage of that weak secondary? Tennessee has been outscored 72-23 in its first 2 games.

Pick:

Lions 24, Titans 18.

Bills (1-1) at Browns (0-2), noon

Line:

Bills by 3.

Over/under:

43 1/2.

Browns are 0-2, but they were in both games. They played better last Sunday, and if they can contain C.J. Spiller they should notch their 1st win.

Pick:

Browns 23, Bills 20.

Jaguars (0-2) at Colts (1-1), noon

Line:

Colts by 3.

Over/under:

42.

While Andrew Luck is paying early dividends, Jaguars’ Blaine Gabbert is struggling, with Jacksonville’s offense gaining just 117 yards last Sunday.

Pick:

Colts 21, Jaguars 10.

Jets (1-1) at Dolphins (1-1), noon

Line:

Jets by 3.

Over/under:

40.

Reggie Bush has averaged 126.7 yards rushing in his last 6 games, and he’ll be facing a Jets defense that could be missing its best player, cornerback Darrelle Revis (concussion).

Pick:

Dolphins 21, Jets 20.

Chiefs (0-2) at Saints (0-2), noon

Line:

Saints by 8.

Over/under:

54.

Amazingly, Saints are NFC’s only winless team. That won’t be true by Sunday’s end. New Orleans finally picks up a win against wobbly Chiefs.

Pick:

Saints 35, Chiefs 24.

Bengals (1-1) at Redskins (1-1), noon

Line:

Redskins by 3 1/2.

Over/under:

49.

Redskins defense has lost Brian Orakpo and Adam Carriker for season, but Bengals defense should give up a lot of points to RG3 show.

Redskins 24, Bengals 21.

Eagles (2-0) at Cardinals (2-0), 3:05 p.m.

Line:

Eagles by 4.

Over/under:

43 1/2.

Cardinals have quietly won 9 of 11 and are looking to prove their win at New England was no fluke. Michael Vick has 6 picks already and is too loose with football.

Pick:

Cardinals 27, Eagles 24.

Falcons (2-0) at Chargers (2-0), 3:05 p.m.

Line:

Chargers by 3.

Over/under:

49.

Falcons are crossing country after short week and meeting Chargers team that’s getting Antonio Gates and Ryan Mathews back. Tough task.

Pick:

Chargers 24, Falcons 23.

Texans (2-0) at Broncos (1-1), 3:25 p.m., WBBM-Ch. 2

Line:

Texans by 2.

Over/under:

47.

Even though Peyton Manning almost led Broncos back against Falcons, he didn’t have any zip to his passes. That’s problematic against Houston’s stifling defense.

Pick:

Texans 27, Broncos 24.

Steelers (1-1) at Raiders (0-2), 3:25 p.m.

Line:

Steelers by 4.

Over/under:

44 1/2.

Raiders can’t be as bad as they looked in Miami, can they? Ex-Broncos defensive coordinator Dennis Allen schemed Steelers tough in playoffs.

Pick:

Steelers 23, Raiders 21.

Patriots (1-1) at Ravens (1-1), 7:20 p.m., WMAQ-Ch. 5

Line:

Ravens by 2 1/2.

Over/under:

49.

With tight end Aaron Hernandez out, Ravens can focus more attention on stopping Rob Gronkowski. Patriots looked downright ordinary in home loss to Cardinals.

Pick:

Ravens 28, Patriots 24.

Monday night’s game

Packers (1-1) at Seahawks (1-1), 7:30 p.m., ESPN

Line:

Packers by 3 1/2.

Over/under:

47

Since end of last season, Seahawks defense has been on an upswing. That, coupled with loud home crowd, could set stage for upset.

Pick:

Seahawks 28, Packers 27.