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Week 1 11-5
Week 2 12-4
Week 3 8-8 (UGH)
Season 31-17
Week 4
Time to rebound after an awful week 3
Thursday Night Niners over Rams. Easy pick, and yes, I forgot to do this Thursday before the game, so sue me
Sunday 1:00 games
Ravens 2-1 vs Bills 1-2
No reason the Ravens should lose, but this is the NFL so you just never know. So, take the Ravens, and strippers with champagne bottles
Cards 1-2 at Bucs 0-3. the Bucs should be 2-1, the Cardinals should still be in St. Louis. take the Bucs and their new QB
Steelers 0-3 vs Vikings 0-3. Let’s see two winless teams playing in England. Who wins? Steelers Who loses, fans in the UK
Giants 0-3 at Chiefs 3-0. Are the Giants really 0-3? Are the Chiefs really 3-0? Why the Hell not? Chiefs win
Colts 2-1 at Jags 0-3. Yes the Colts will win, we all know that. The real question is will the Jags ever finish painting their helmets?
Seahawks 3-0 at Texans 2-1. Best game of the day? Possible Superbowl preview? Why do sports reporters always ask those stupid questions? Here are your answers to those burning questions. Yes. No. Because they think they are supposed to. Texans win
Bengals 2-1 at Browns 1-2. The BATTLE of OHIO! No, just an easy Bengal win
Bears 3-0 at Lions 2-1. Are the Lions finally ready to take that next step? At home against the Bears I say yes
4:00 games
Jets 2-1 at Titans 2-1. What is more shocking? The Jets being 2-1 or the Titans being 2-1? Or that some people will actually CHOOSE to watch this game. Titans win
Redskins 0-3 at Raiders 1-2. What a great game this would have been in 1982 or 1983. Oh well, Redskins get off the winless list
Eagles 1-2 at Broncos 3-0. Odd fact #1. Chip Kelly left the Ducks and college football’s most dynamic offense to coach the Eagles who have the footballs most obnoxious fans. Odd fact #2 today Chip Kelly gets to see up close what it is like to get steamrolled by a great offense. Broncos big!
Cowboys 2-1 at Chargers 1-2. The Cowboys cannot win, or lose more than one game in a row, and the injury bug has descended upon them, so the Chargers win. That is the bad news for Dallas. The worse news is that yet another incredibly awful post-game presser by Jerry Jones awaits after the game.
Sunday Night! Ah Carrie Underwood!
Pats 3-0 at Falcons 1-2. The Pats are lucky to be 3-0, and the Falcons are unlucky to be 1-2. Look for Atlanta to bury the Pats
Monday Night. Dolphins 3-0 at Saints 3-0. Are the Dolphins for real? Maybe. Are the Saints going to be 4-0? Yes!
OOPS! Forgot to pick the game last night, but it looks like Ed did too. No biggie, neither one of was going to pick the Jets anyway! Here we go
Last weeks 11-5
Pats over Jets WIN
Falcons over Rams
Ravens over Browns
Panthers over Bills
Bears over Vikes
Pack over Skins
Texans over Titans
Colts over Dolphins
Chiefs over Cowboys
Eagles over Chargers
Lions over Cards
Saints over Bucs
Broncos over Giants
Raiders over Jags
Seahawks over Niners
Bengals over Steelers
The Colts ran up over 400 yards of offense, but could only mange three field goals in Baltimore. The Ravens now head to Denver to play the Broncos
The Baltimore Ravens want one long final ride for Ray Lewis. Having disposed of Andrew Luck and the Colts, they now face a more imposing challenge.
Next up, Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos.
Anquan Boldin set a franchise record with 145 yards receiving, including the clinching touchdown in the Ravens’ 24-9 victory Sunday over Indianapolis in an AFC wild-card game. The win delays star linebacker Lewis’ retirement for at least another week as Baltimore (11-6) heads to top-seeded Denver (13-3) next Saturday.
Can the Ravens D stand up against Peyton’s offense?
Seahawks too much for Skins, ailing RG3
The Seattle Seahawks finally won a road playoff game Sunday, taking a 24-14 NFC wild-card victory over the Washington Redskins, who lost Robert Griffin III to another knee injury in the fourth quarter.
Marshawn Lynch ran for 131 yards, and Russell Wilson completed 15 of 26 passes for 187 yards and ran eight times for 67 yards for the Seahawks, who broke an eight-game postseason losing streak away from home.
Seattle will visit the top-seeded Atlanta Falcons next Sunday.
Lynch’s 27-yard run with 7:08 remaining gave the Seahawks (12-5) the lead. On Washington’s next series, Griffin reinjured the right knee he sprained about a month ago while trying to field a bad shotgun snap.
The knee buckled badly, and the Seahawks recovered the fumble and kicked an insurance field goal
Can the Atlanta Falcons stop red hot Seattle next week?
And here are my picks for the opening weekend
The slumping Texans will edge the Bengals in a close game.
The Pack will nip the Vikings
The Colts will go back to Baltimore and defeat the Ravens in Ray Lewis’s last game. And that means we NEVER have to watch that moronic pre-game dance Lewis does! YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Finally, the Seahawks go to DC and knock off the Skins
Here we go
Eagles over Bengals
Bears over Packers
Texans over Colts
Ravens over Broncos
Dolphins over Jags
Skins over Browns
Rams over Vikes
Bucs over Saints
Giants over Falcons
Lions over Cards
Chargers over Panthers
Seahawks over Bills
Raiders over Chiefs
Steelers over Cowboys
Pats over Niners
Jets over Titans
Season 133-74
Week 14 11-5
Week 13 10-6 Bleh!
Week 12 8-8!
Week 11 14-0! WAHOO!
Week 10 10-4
Week 9 11-3
Week 8 6-8 UGH
Week 7 picks 10-3
Week 6 Picks 9-5
Week 5 picks 8-5
Week 4 picks 10-5
Week 3 picks 7-9 UGH
Week 2 picks 8-8 UGH
Week 1 picks 11-5
