 I think in a vacuum, there's not that much separating Tennessee and Chicago. I think Chicago is the better team, but they're not head and shoulders better than Tennessee. And to be laying well over a key number, even at home, is a sign of what the market believes in this team. That's Houston in Week 2. It's a 3.5-point spread in favor of the Texans. And then it's well under that key number of 3 against Indianapolis, as it currently projects. So the Colts floating around 1.5-2. I think the Colts are much better. They deserve more respect than that at home against Chicago. That number tells you these two teams are essentially equals.