With an overall record of 53-54, including 9-6 last week, TSN football analyst Chris Schultz is back with his Week 8 selections in the NFL in Risky Business. Steven Baker . San Diego at Denver (-7.5) Divisional game in the AFC West and on a short week both teams have challenges. For the Chargers it is to get back to ball control football and Philip Rivers efficiency. Against Kansas City they had only 21 minutes time of possession and were 3-for-10 on third down. With Denver the challenge is to come down from the high that they have after beating the 49ers 42-17. The running games on both sides will be key. For San Diego its just not the same due to injury at the running back position. For Denver Ronnie Hillman has been a nice surprise. Ill take Denver at home on a short week. Broncos. Detroit (-4) vs. Atlanta (at London) What was in recent years a suspect defence in Detroit is now the teams strength. And with the Atlanta offensive line made up of reserves it could be a good pass rushing day for Detroit. If Calvin Johnson is healthy - and he should be - Atlanta will have problems on defence too. Already Matthew Stafford has tied Bobby Lane for all-time touchdown passes in Detroit with 118, and has a chance to be the greatest Lion quarterback ever. This one will be over by 12:30 pm eastern as it is in London, England with a 9:30am start. Lions cover four, Lions. Buffalo (-3) at New York Jets Hard not to get excited for the Jets with Percy Harvin. As a player he can take a simple pass play and make it a major gain and as a kick returner, hes spectacular. The Bills go into this one without both running backs, CJ Spiller and Fred Jackson. Major advantage for jets. Jets, Jets, Jets! Chicago at New England (-6) Brandon Marshall was correct when he talked about all the talent on the Bears and how they only came up with 14 points last week against Miami. The Patriots coming off the Thursday night game needed the time to figure out how to adjust without Stevan Ridley and Jerod Mayo. The Jets ran for over 200 yards and if they give him an opportunity Matt Forte has the talent to duplicate that. This game will be the season for Chicago as a fifth loss going into the bye week and Green Bay could end their playoff hopes. Bears. Seattle (-4.5) at Carolina Both teams coming of losses as Panthers were dominated by the Packers, 38-17, and the Seahawks were embarrassed by St. Louis 28-26. Seattle is due. Two losses in a row is very unusual as it had been 51 games before back-to-back losses. Defensive team speed chasing Cam Newton all game long could make the difference. Seahawks bounce back and cover. Miami (-5.5) at Jacksonville The Dolphins are on a bit of a roll with dominant wins over Chicago and a competitive last play loss to Green Bay. Could be a good pass-rush day for Cameron Wake and Olivier Vernon as defensive ends and Lamar Miller took over nicely in place of Knowshon Moreno. The pressure is off as Jacksonville finally won its first game. The pressure is on in Miami to go from 3-3 to 4-3. I think they get it done. Miami by 7 to cover 5.5. Dolphins. Baltimore at Cincinnati (-1.5) The Bengals were completely dominated by the Colts last Sunday in Indianapolis. The Colts had 27 first downs and the Bengals had eight. In Week 1, Cincinnati did beat Baltimore on the road 23-16 but that was when AJ Green was healthy. A toe injury is always an unknown recovery time and if he had broken a bone it would have been better as it is easier to heal. How healthy is he? I just dont like the way the Bengals were totally and completely dominated by the Colts. And the Ravens defence is evolving into one of the best. Marvin Lewis has a challenge after the Patriots and Indy dominant losses over the past couple of weeks. Ravens. Houston (-1) at Tennessee I like Monday Night Football, I really do. But after the implosion by the Texans within three minutes of the second quarter, and the points explosion by Pittsburgh, I had seen enough. My television went off and I ended my Monday. Ryan Mallett is the future for the Texans. As a quarterback he has a cannon arm and confidence to match. But Ryan Fitzpatrick is the present and I think he is good. If they run Arian Foster and stay smart they win. Texans. St. Louis at Kansas City (-6.5) The Chiefs are a good 3-3 team and improving. The Rams are an up-and-down 2-4 team that does what it has to do to win. Jeff Fisher is an excellent head coach. Pass protection is always critical as Robert Quinn as a defensive end can change a game in one moment. But so can Tamba Hali and Justin Houston for the Chiefs! Chiefs! Philadelphia at Arizona (-2.5) One thing you know about Cardinal football; on any given down they will throw the ball deep and accurate. And Malcolm Floyd has a better yards-per-catch average than Larry Fitzgerald at 18.6 per catch. One thing you know about Eagle football; coming off the bye week the pace of play after play will be at an all-time high. With six games of experience fast, fast and fast is the pace. But did you know that since Carson Palmer has returned as quarterback over the course of 120 minutes of play Arizona has only trailed in points for 7 minutes and 49 seconds? Cardinals. Minnesota at Tampa Bay (-3) Interesting game as both coaches are very good. Lovie Smith is coming off the bye has a lot of talent to work with. He is figuring out who in his present personnel has the determination and work ethic to improve. Mike Zimmer has no fear. This is his team and will do things his way and given time he will produce. Two good head coaches. Bucs. Oakland at Cleveland (-7) Hmmmmm. Not sure about this. The Raiders have yet to win a game; pressure is intense and immense. Logic says take the Browns. I like logic. Browns. Indianapolis (-3) at Pittsburgh I hate numbers as they relate to football but the Colts’ dominance over the Bengals last Sunday was staggering. I know Le’Veon Bell left, right, and everywhere. And Antonio Brown here, there and everywhere. The Colts run defence is 50 yards better than last year and how about Tent Richardson, does he not look like a first round pick? Indy does two things in football extremely well: time of possession and big plays. Andrew Luck is not a check down quarterback. He’s second only to Rogers. Colts. Green Bay at New Orleans (-1.5) There is a lot of debate out there about who the best quarterback is. I dont know. But the best arm in football belongs to Aaron Rodgers. Packers. Washington at Dallas (-9) Good luck Colt McCoy. The surprise from Dallas had zero to do with offensive talent. The rotation of eight possible defensive lineman is in the extreme. And Gavin Escobar, where did this come from? 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It was a harsh day of cross-examination for Pistorius, challenged relentlessly about his account of the moments just before he killed Reeva Steenkamp, as well as circumstances related to several firearms charges against him, including the firing of a gun in a crowded restaurant.Robert Aguayo scored a 38-yard field goal with three seconds remaining to hand the Tampa Bay Buccaneers a 17-14 win over the Carolina Panthers. Two touchdowns from Cameron Artis-Payne gave the Panthers a third quarter lead, but a Mike Evans touchdown levelled, and Aguayo overcame two missed kicks to win the game. In 140 Characters... Robert Aguayo overcomes two missed field goals to score game-winning points. Anderson fumbles and is picked twice in game full of mistakes. VOTE: NFL play of the week NFL play of the week: Vote on the best of the action from week five. MVPThis will be remembered more for the villains than the heroes, but Bradley McDougald had a great game on the Buccaneers defence. The safety had eight tackles, six of them solo, and broke up an important third down pass intended for Greg Olsen, which forced the punt. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ?￡6.99. No contract. Game-changerIn a game full of mistakes, Derek Anderson led his team downfield with six straight first downs, before throwing a thoughtless end-zone interception to hand the ball back to Brent Grimes and the Buccaneers. Brent Grimes made a crucial fourth quarter interception Stat of the Night6 - Only six teams have made the play-offs after starting the season 1-4. Two of those came last year (Kansas City Chiefs and the Houston Texans), but its a long way back for last years Super Bowl runners up. Scoring Summary 1st Quarter TB 3-0 CAR FG - R. Aguayo - 35 yd 2nd Quarter TB 6-0 CAR FG - R. Aguayo - 35 yd 3rd Quarter TB 6-7 CAR TD - C. Artis-Payne - 1 yd rush Extra Point - G. Gano TB 6-14 CAR TD - C. Artis-Payne - 12 yd run Extra Point - G. Gano TB 14-14 CAR TD - M. Evans - 26 yd pass - J. Winston Two point conversion - A. Humphries 4th Quarter TB 17-14 CAR FG - R. Darryl Tapp. Aguayo - 38 yd The gameThe Buccaneers first drive took almost nine minutes as Winston moved the chains 58 yards, before the attack stalled at the Carolina 17-yard line. Rookie kicker Aguayo made no mistake with the 35-yard field goal to give Tampa a 3-0 lead.The Bucs offence was on the field for over 13 minutes in the first quarter, and they dominated the start of the second too as Derek Anderson struggled to move the chains for Carolina. Russell Shepard recovered a muffed punt for Tampa, but Winston couldnt find the end zone, and Agauyo missed the 33 yard field goal attempt. Roberto Aguayo scored the winning field goal but missed two more in another tough night for the rookie The kicker got another opportunity at the end of the second quarter, and this time doubled the Buccaneers lead from 35 yards. The Panthers had a chance to reply but, with three seconds left, Graham Gano hooked the kick and Carolina left the field scoreless.However, the home side got on the board and took the lead with the first drive of the second half. After 34 and 21-yard gains by tight end Greg Olsen, Cameron Artis-Payne leapt over the offensive line and into the end zone, before Gano added the extra point. Cameron Artis-Payne scored two touchdowns but it wasnt enough for the Panthers Artis-Payne then extended the Panthers lead, taking advantage of a costly roughing the punter penalty. Anderson again found Olsen for a 33-yard gain before Artis-Payne ran 12 yards to give Carolina a 14-6 lead.It took just four drives for Tampa to level as Winston found tight end Cameron Brate on a 38 yard cross-field throw, before looking downfield 26 yards to Mike Evans in the end zone. The Bucs decided to go for two, and Winston connected with Adam Humphries. Mike Evans scored a 26 yard touchdown that levelled the score in the third quarter After leading the Panthers down the field with six straight first downs, back up quarterback Anderson threw his second interception of the night, trying to find Olsen in the end zone. Winston replied by getting his team to within field goal range but, from 46 yards Aguayo hooked the ball wide to the left for his fourth missed punt in as many games.However the kicker got another chance to be the hero and, with three seconds left, he made the 38 yard field goal to hand Tampa Bay a 17-14 divisional road win. The Bucs now move to 2-3 going into their bye week, but for Carolina it will be a case of addressing the errors that led to them to losing this game, most notably Andersons decision making in the red zone.You can watch Englands tour of Bangladesh, plus Premier League football and the British Masters on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy three months at half price! 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