NFL Divisional picks: What's in store for the Patriots?

Price must be feeling the pressure of the postseason because he copied my picks last week. That was great news against the spread (4-0), but hurt straight up.

What's going to happen this weekend? Let's go to the picks:

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Bedard: "A perfect opening round got me back over .500 against the spread, so that's a nice way to ring in the New Year. This week, I can't believe it, but I'm going chalk every place except New England. I'm taking the Chargers with the points — feels like a field-goal game to me. Will they win? I'm not sure yet. You'll see in my column whether I make a pick or not. ... As for the other games, I like all the home teams to really blow doors although we could see a track meet between the Colts and Chiefs. I do not think the Cowboys injuries at left guard and center will allow them to hold up against Aaron Donald and the Rams. The Saints are just so good at home and the Eagles are very limited on defense."

Price: "I said it back in December -- I can see the Chargers coming into Foxborough and Philip Rivers scaring the bejesus out of everyone, but Duron Harmon coming away with a pick with less than two minutes to go for New England. Going to hold to that. When it comes to the rest of the weekend, I love the Colts, and the remnants of some bad weather in K.C. have a chance to help them. But while I think Indy keeps it close, the Colts' defense can't hold up for 60 minutes against Pat Mahomes and that group. I think the Rams are in for a battle against the Cowboys, but they'll be the one L.A. team to emerge victorious from the weekend. And the Eagles can talk all they want about revenge -- the Saints are just so overwhelming at home."