Well, last week was my best of the
season: 13-3. Better late than never I guess.
This week’s picks:
Tampa
Bay 24, St. Louis 14 – Not sure
how Jeff Fisher keeps his job every year. Maybe when the Rams move back to Los
Angeles they’ll lock him in a closet in St. Louis.
N.Y.
Jets 28, Dallas 7 – Jets eliminated from contention from
AFC East when Miami lost Monday night, because somehow that clinched that the
Patriots will finish the season with a better “strength of victory” than the Jets, which is like
the fifth playoff tiebreaker. That’s the sort of thing that would only happen
to the Jets.
Kansas
City 20, Baltimore 10 – Can’t imagine
the Chiefs would run the table after starting 1-5. But, they are playing the Ravens this week.
Houston
17, Indianapolis 10 – Battle of
backup quarterbacks, for the AFC South lead, in a division where 6-6 is good
enough for first place. This game deserves to be banished to Thursday Night.
Atlanta
41, Jacksonville 14 – Ladies and
gentlemen, your AFC South champion Jacksonville Jaguars!
Minnesota
40, Chicago 14 – Just when you thought the Bears were
about to sneak into the playoff conversation, reality struck.
New
England 24, Tennessee 7 – The
Patriots could field an Injured Reserve squad that’d beat the Titans.
N.Y.
Giants 27, Carolina 13 – I’m giving
the Panthers one more chance to not go undefeated.
Buffalo
24, Washington 17 – I mean at some point somebody has to
create some separation in the NFC East, whether it’s by winning or losing.
Green
Bay 38, Oakland 7 – I’m betting the Raiders can’t beat playoff
teams in consecutive weeks.
Seattle
31, Cleveland 13 – In last week’s win, Johnny Manziel
started talking smack to 49ers after a play in which he was sacked in the end
zone for a safety was nullified by a San Francisco penalty. You know you’re
having a bad season when that’s the best opportunity for you to talk smack.
Pittsburgh
35, Denver 24 – In this matchup, I prefer to say
that I’m rooting against the Broncos.
San
Diego 12, Miami 9 – At this rate the Dolphins may cinch
that the Jets lose the strength-of-victory tiebreaker against everyone.
Cincinnati
20, San Francisco 13 – Seems a
little weird that the Super Bowl is in San Francisco in a year when the 49ers
(five Super Bowl championships) are so awful.
Arizona
20, Philadelphia 17 – Third time
in the last six week Arizona is on Sunday
Night Football. NBC stands for Nothing But Cardinals.
New
Orleans 42, Detroit 7 – I still can’t
believe the Lions lost that Green Bay game.
LAST
WEEK: 13-3
2015 TO DATE: 123-85
2014 AFTER WEEK 14: 139-69
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