Kansas City (4-1) at Miami (2-2)

* Kickoff: 10 a.m.

* TV: Channel 4.

* Records: Chiefs 4-1, Dolphins 2-2.

* Storyline: The Dolphins just aren’t that good. The Chiefs once again appear to have lost confidence in running back Greg Hill, and wide receiver Brett Perriman has yet to emerge, making it obvious that Elvis Grbac has only eyes for Andre Rison. That’s not all bad. Dan Marino would just be happy to have someone, anyone who could catch the ball.

* The Line: Dolphins by 3.

* The Pick: Bonus upset special, the Chiefs.

Tampa Bay (5-0) at Green Bay (3-2)

* Kickoff: 10 a.m.

* TV: Channel 11.

* Records: Buccaneers 5-0, Packers 3-2.

* Storyline: They’ll be bidding for the made-for-TV rights to the “Bucs Story” if Tampa Bay waltzes out of Green Bay with a victory. As lightweight as the Packers appear to be this season, there’s no way they can lose this one at home, can they?

* The Line: Packers by 8.

* The Pick: Packers.

San Diego (2-3) at Oakland (2-3)

* Kickoff: 1 p.m.

* TV: Channel 4.

* Records: Chargers 2-3, Raiders 2-3.

* Storyline: The Chargers just gave all the money in the bank to linebacker Junior Seau, proving once and for all this is a one-man team. The Raiders, looking more like the Don Coryell Chargers of old, have more than enough firepower to make this a romp. The Chargers have no running game to keep the Raider defense honest, so quarterback Stan Humphries better wear extra padding.

* The Line: Raiders by 6.

* The Pick: Raiders.

New Orleans (1-4) at Chicago (0-5)

* Kickoff: 5 p.m.

* TV: TNT.

* Records: Saints 1-4, Bears 0-5.

* Storyline: Two jokes passing in the night. The Saints somehow won a game, and this might be Chicago’s only chance to do the same. Mike Ditka came back to Chicago during the preseason, and it was a big deal, even though it was for a game that didn’t count. Trying to make it a big deal again in a game that still means nothing shows just how far the Monsters of the Midway have slipped.

* The Line: Bears by 3.

* The Pick: Bears.

Cincinnati (1-3) at Jacksonville (3-1)

* Kickoff: 10 a.m.

* Records: Bengals 1-3, Jaguars 3-1.

* Storyline: The Bengals, the AFC’s resident flops of the year, would have a chance at this week’s upset special if they could run the ball. Forget it. The Jaguars appear vulnerable with a one-legged Mark Brunell parked in the pocket, but each week he’s going to get better and take more chances, making Jacksonville that much more dangerous.

* The Line: Jaguars by 7.

* The Pick: Jaguars.

Washington (3-1) at Philadelphia (1-3)

* Kickoff: 10 a.m.

* Records: Redskins 3-1, Eagles 1-3.

* Storyline: A stunning development, the Redskins have been playing without their best defensive player, tackle Sean Gilbert, who is holding out for a new contract, and they look better than ever. Ricky Watters and Ty Detmer said they have patched up their differences, and if you believe that, you probably think coach Ray Rhodes is having the time of his life.

* The Line: Eagles by 3 1/2.

* The Pick: Redskins.

Dallas (3-1) at New York Giants (2-3)

* Kickoff: 10 a.m.

* Records: Cowboys 3-1, Giants 2-3.

* Storyline: No one scores a touchdown, so who has the best kicker? Dallas Coach Barry Switzer threw a tantrum this week because everyone wanted to know why the Cowboys can’t score, and dadgum it, how the heck is he supposed to know? Call Jerry Jones. Dave Brown, meanwhile is feeling pretty good after throwing for two touchdowns against the Saints and then ripping Mike Ditka and Dan Reeves for being losers.

* The Line: Cowboys by 7.

* The Pick: Cowboys.

Detroit (3-2) at Buffalo (2-2)

* Kickoff: 10 a.m.

* Records: Lions 3-2, Bills 2-2.

* Storyline: It doesn’t matter what Buffalo does--it all depends on which Lions team shows up. The Lions have the offensive weapons to blow past any team, but they also have an erratic Scott Mitchell at quarterback, which means they can blow a tire at any time. Buffalo has had an extra week to study the Lions, but even when you know where Barry Sanders is headed sometimes there’s no catching him. Buffalo steals a win if it starts Antowain Smith and hands him the ball 40 times.

* The Line: Bills by 4.

* The Pick: Upset special, the Lions.

Pittsburgh (2-2) at Baltimore (3-2)

* Kickoff: 10 a.m.

* Records: Steelers 2-2, Ravens 3-2

* Storyline: If the Ravens couldn’t beat the woeful Chargers, how did they ever think they were going to get to San Diego come January for the Super Bowl? Pittsburgh will remain up and down all year while Kordell Stewart gets on-the-job training. But with 11 games to play, the Ravens are due for only one more win, and this doesn’t look like the week.

* The Line: Steelers by 2.

* The Pick: Steelers.

Tennessee (1-3) at Seattle (2-3)

* Kickoff: 1 p.m.

* Records: Oilers 1-3, Seahawks 2-3.

* Storyline: Somebody probably has to win. If the Seahawks can stop Oiler running back Eddie George, well, there’s one clue who might win. The Seahawks have gone to the all-out passing game since Warren Moon became the starting quarterback, and the Oilers haven’t been able to shut down anyone’s air attack.

* The Line: Seahawks by 5 1/2.

* The Pick: Seahawks.

Minnesota (3-2) at Arizona (1-3)

* Kickoff: 1 p.m.

* Records: Vikings 3-2, Cardinals 1-3.

* Storyline: Pick the yardage Arizona kicker Kevin Butler misses from this week with the game on the line. The Cardinals could make the argument they could be 4-0 with any kind of luck, so to put everyone’s mind to ease this week, the Vikings, who look positively explosive with Robert Smith, Jake Reed and Cris Carter, will just blow them away.

* The Line: Arizona by 1.

* The Pick: Vikings.

New York Jets (3-2) at Indianapolis (0-4)

* Kickoff: 1 p.m.

* Records: Jets 3-2, Colts 0-4.

* Storyline: The Colts have had an extra week to sit around and think about how bad they are. They probably look at this game as the start of a new season, and now that they know they can score touchdowns, the time might be right for a steal. These are the kind of games good Bill Parcells teams win, but how good is this team?

* The Line: Jets by 3.

* The Pick: Colts.

* Last week’s record: 9-4.

* Overall record: 45-24.

* Upset special record: 3-3.