San Francisco at St. Louis (SF by 3)
Baltimore at Buffalo (Baltimore by 3.5)
Cincinnati at Cleveland (Cincinnati by 5)
Chicago at Detroit (Detroit by 2.5)
Seattle at Houston (Seattle by 3)
Indianapolis at Jacksonville (Indy by 9)
NY Giants at Kansas City (KC by 4.5)
Pittsburgh at Minnesota (no line)
Arizona at Tampa Bay (TB by 2.5)
NY Jets at Tennessee (Tennessee by 4.5)
Philadelphia at Denver (Denver by 12.5)
Washington at Oakland (no line)
Dallas at San Diego (Dallas by 1)
New England at Atlanta (no line)
Miami at New Orleans (NO by 7)
These are based on the spreads:
San Francisco at St. Louis (SF by 3)
Baltimore at Buffalo (Baltimore by 3.5)
Cincinnati at Cleveland (Cincinnati by 5)
Chicago at Detroit (Detroit by 2.5)
Seattle at Houston (Seattle by 3)
Indianapolis at Jacksonville (Indy by 9)
NY Giants at Kansas City (KC by 4.5)
Pittsburgh at Minnesota (no line)
Arizona at Tampa Bay (TB by 2.5)
NY Jets at Tennessee (Tennessee by 4.5)
Philadelphia at Denver (Denver by 12.5)
Washington at Oakland (no line)
Dallas at San Diego (Dallas by 1)
New England at Atlanta (no line)
Miami at New Orleans (NO by 7)
Picked against the spread:
San Francisco at St. Louis (SF by 3)
Baltimore at Buffalo (Baltimore by 3.5)
Cincinnati at Cleveland (Cincinnati by 5)
Chicago at Detroit (Detroit by 2.5)
Seattle at Houston (Seattle by 3)
Indianapolis at Jacksonville (Indy by 9)
NY Giants at Kansas City (KC by 4.5)
Pittsburgh at Minnesota (no line)
Arizona at Tampa Bay (TB by 2.5)
NY Jets at Tennessee (Tennessee by 4.5)
Philadelphia at Denver (Denver by 12.5)
Washington at Oakland (no line)
Dallas at San Diego (Dallas by 1)
New England at Atlanta (no line)
Miami at New Orleans (NO by 7)
According to ZB, I went 9/16 last week. (I assume he’s right–I haven’t checked.)
Sweep_the_Leg:
Chiefs
As a Giants fan I can’t support this position, but it’s likely the end result.
^vaGiants looked pretty good this week. They kept it within 38.
San Francisco at St. Louis (SF by 3) - Blowout of the week
Baltimore at Buffalo (Baltimore by 3.5)
Cincinnati at Cleveland (Cincinnati by 5)
Chicago at Detroit (Detroit by 2.5)
Seattle at Houston (Seattle by 3) - Houston comes out strong after the drubbing they received from Baltimore last week
Indianapolis at Jacksonville (Indy by 9) - Division rivalry. Plus Colts are coming off a high
NY Giants at Kansas City (KC by 4.5) - Game will be decided by a game winning FG
Pittsburgh at Minnesota (no line)
Arizona at Tampa Bay (TB by 2.5)
NY Jets at Tennessee (Tennessee by 4.5)
Philadelphia at Denver (Denver by 12.5)
Washington at Oakland (no line)
Dallas at San Diego (Dallas by 1)
New England at Atlanta (no line)
Miami at New Orleans (NO by 7)
Went 7/16 last week. Need a good week.
This game is a good opportunity for Justin Houston to break the record for most sacks in a game (incidentally set by another Chief).
Yes, in addition to being one of the greatest Tecmo Super Bowl players of all time, the Nigerian Nightmare took time off being a great RB to occassionally play OLB where he racked up 7 sacks in a single game.
Or it was Derrick Thomas.
^I was about to say…
Best Tecmo Bowl player ever–Lawrence Taylor. (I never got into Tecmo Super Bowl.)
If we’re talking original Tecmo Bowl, Bo Jackson is the clear choice.
Bad news - Dallas kinda sucks.
Good news - the rest of the NFC East sucks even harder.
Dallas is hosting the Broncos. As much as I hate it, this might be Peyton’s best game yet, because Monte Kiffin worked under Tony Dungy in Tampa. Then Tony took that defense to Indy, where Peyton studied it for seven years. He probably knows Dallas’s defense better than Dallas does.
Wow 6-14 this week. Time to reanalyze my strategy…
Top 5 pick here we come. The only saving grace is watching the Eagles get their over-hyped asses kicked every week too.