Thursday, November 02, 2006
Pick the NFL Winners - Week 9
Sorry I missed posting last week's "pick the winners", but real life kept me too busy. (I know, lame excuse)
Feel free to post your own picks in the comments, and I will post the winner next week. What do you win? Hmmm...where is that moldy fruitcake I got for Christmas last year...
Anyway, here are my picks for this week (my pick in red):
Atlanta at Detroit: Think this is a trap game? I don't think the Lions are good enough to trap anyone. At best, the Lions make it close and lose at the end.
Cincinnati at Baltimore: This should be the second best game of the week (see Indy-New England for the best). In a game that could go either way, take the Ravens. Better defense playing at home.
Dallas at Washington: Meredith vs. Jurgenson. Staubach vs. Theismann. Romo vs. Brunell. Not quite the same ring to it, aye? Regardless, it should still be good. This will also be a good test for Romo.
Green Bay at Buffalo: In this matchup of great college teams, I will go with the ACC school.
Houston at N.Y. Giants: Do you even need to ask?
Kansas City at St. Louis: The Chiefs are 3-0 against NFC West teams this year. Can you say 4-0?
Miami at Chicago: Hey Dolphin fans! Remember 1985, when the Dolphins played the greatest Bear team of all time on a Monday night, giving the Bears their only loss that year? Sometimes, history does NOT repeat itself.
New Orleans at Tampa Bay: Can the Saints win without Reggie Bush? Even though they should, I cannot say I feel confident in this pick.
Tennessee at Jacksonville: Only because the Jags are at home.
Minnesota at San Francisco: The Patriots just showed the rest of the NFL how to put a butt-whoopin' on the Vikings.
Cleveland at San Diego: A lot closer than it looks on paper. I pick the Bolts to pull out a squeaker.
Denver at Pittsburgh: Those "terrible towels" could be crying towels before this one is over.
Indianapolis at New England: The game of the week. The Patriots have looked good lately, while the Colts have holes. It is never a good thing to go up against a Belichick team with holes for him to exploit.
Oakland at Seattle: Most weeks, I would not take the Raiders to beat the Hawks. But here is the equation: (No Hasselbeck) + (No Alexander) = (No win). Just make it three wins in a row baby!
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Feel free to post your own picks in the comments, and I will post the winner next week. What do you win? Hmmm...where is that moldy fruitcake I got for Christmas last year...
Anyway, here are my picks for this week (my pick in red):
Atlanta at Detroit: Think this is a trap game? I don't think the Lions are good enough to trap anyone. At best, the Lions make it close and lose at the end.
Cincinnati at Baltimore: This should be the second best game of the week (see Indy-New England for the best). In a game that could go either way, take the Ravens. Better defense playing at home.
Dallas at Washington: Meredith vs. Jurgenson. Staubach vs. Theismann. Romo vs. Brunell. Not quite the same ring to it, aye? Regardless, it should still be good. This will also be a good test for Romo.
Green Bay at Buffalo: In this matchup of great college teams, I will go with the ACC school.
Houston at N.Y. Giants: Do you even need to ask?
Kansas City at St. Louis: The Chiefs are 3-0 against NFC West teams this year. Can you say 4-0?
Miami at Chicago: Hey Dolphin fans! Remember 1985, when the Dolphins played the greatest Bear team of all time on a Monday night, giving the Bears their only loss that year? Sometimes, history does NOT repeat itself.
New Orleans at Tampa Bay: Can the Saints win without Reggie Bush? Even though they should, I cannot say I feel confident in this pick.
Tennessee at Jacksonville: Only because the Jags are at home.
Minnesota at San Francisco: The Patriots just showed the rest of the NFL how to put a butt-whoopin' on the Vikings.
Cleveland at San Diego: A lot closer than it looks on paper. I pick the Bolts to pull out a squeaker.
Denver at Pittsburgh: Those "terrible towels" could be crying towels before this one is over.
Indianapolis at New England: The game of the week. The Patriots have looked good lately, while the Colts have holes. It is never a good thing to go up against a Belichick team with holes for him to exploit.
Oakland at Seattle: Most weeks, I would not take the Raiders to beat the Hawks. But here is the equation: (No Hasselbeck) + (No Alexander) = (No win). Just make it three wins in a row baby!
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