Bill Bender predicted a 31-26 final: “The Dolphins are a trendy upset pick here given how they’ve looked with Tua Tagovailoa. How will Miami fare in what is expected to be snowy weather at Lambeau Field? Tagovailoa is 0-7 in games where the temperature is 40 degrees or less, and he had three interceptions in his last matchup against the Packers. Miami has a top-10 run defense, so Jordan Love will have to make plays, too.”

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John Breech wrote: “The Lions and Chiefs are tied for the best record in the NFL at 10-1, and then you have Tua, who has actually been playing better than both of them during the month of November. The fact that Tua is playing well could be a problem for the Packers because every loss they’ve had has come against a team with a good offense. The Packers have faced four teams this year that rank in the top-10 in terms of offensive yards per game and they’ve gone 1-3 in those games. Their only win came on Sunday against San Francisco, but the 49ers were starting a backup quarterback, so I’m not sure I can even count that.”

All four members of PackersNews.com’s picks panel backed Green Bay. Pete Dougherty predicted a 27-21 score: “(The Dolphins) have the fastest receiving corps in the league with Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, so if Jaire Alexander (knee) misses a second straight game, the Packers secondary could be in for a tough day. But Jordan Love in the past two weeks looks healthier and sharper than he has all season, and the Packers will be hosting the southern-most NFL franchise on a late-November night with the early forecast predicting a game-time temperature in the mid-to upper-20s. Expect to see a heavy dose of Josh Jacobs, Emanuel Wilson and Chris Brooks running between the tackles. They could be the difference in this one.”