He has turned the ball over at least once in every game and most likely will against the Patriots (2-4). Zach Wilson did not throw an interception last week only because the Jets (1-4) had a bye. Jets at New England Patriots, 1 p.m., CBS If he plays against Nick Bosa and the 49ers’ defense, it may allow Wentz and the Colts to start a win streak.

Carson Wentz has thrown only one interception this season, and offensive guard Quenton Nelson, the team’s best lineman, is active after a three-game absence. The Colts (2-4), though, got a shot of confidence from bullying the Texans after their fourth-quarter collapse to the Ravens. But he will be without tight end George Kittle (calf), who was put on injured reserve before last week’s bye. Jimmy Garoppolo (calf) will start as the rookie Trey Lance recovers from a knee injury. West with another loss, while the Rams and the Cardinals have winnable games. San Francisco (2-3) could join Seattle on the brink of irrelevancy in the N.F.C. Indianapolis Colts at San Francisco 49ers, 8:20 p.m., NBC Expect the Bengals to keep the game close. Joe Burrow and the rookie wideout Ja’Marr Chase, who ranks fourth in the league in receiving yards (553), are capable of making it a shootout. Four of the team’s six games have been decided by one score, and the matchup with the Bengals (4-2) could be just as close.Ĭincinnati’s defense ranks ninth in rushing yards allowed (543), meaning Baltimore may have to rely more heavily on Jackson’s arm. Lamar Jackson can throw for over 400 yards or the team can amass 200 rushing yards. The Ravens (5-1) have shown they can win in several ways. Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens, 1 p.m., CBS

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