Pick the NFL Winners - Week 10 [EdMcGon]
You folks know the drill. Pick the most games right for bragging rights. No money here. If you want money for picking games right, get a bookie.
As usual, this will be cross-posted on Politics and Pigskins, American Legends, and Ragged Thots.
Now for the picks of our returning co-champion. Oh yeah, that's me! (My picks are in red):
Baltimore at Tennessee: Suuuuure Tennessee could win. And the governor of Iowa could be our next president.
Buffalo at Indianapolis: This one has all the makings of a trap game. But you won't see me betting on it.
Cleveland at Atlanta: THIS is a tough one. Cleveland is playing for pride. We still haven't figured out what Atlanta is playing for.
Green Bay at Minnesota: The "Brett Favre Farewell Tour (Good riddance!)" continues. The Vikings should bounce back after the stinker they had last week against San Fran.
Houston at Jacksonville: Houston might make this close, but the Jags should still win.
Kansas City at Miami: The Fish come back to Earth this week against the best team in Missouri.
N.Y. Jets at New England: The Pats will be hungry after losing to the Little Horsies last week.
San Diego at Cincinnati: Just a guess, but without Shawne Merriman, I think the Bolts have a harder time putting pressure on Carson Palmer. Without pressure, the Bengals have a field day on San Diego.
San Francisco at Detroit: This should be a fun game to watch, although I suspect Detroit will bring a touch more offense.
Washington at Philadelphia: Time for Washington's usual post-Dallas week letdown.
Denver at Oakland: If I had to pick one sure thing this week, this is it.
Dallas at Arizona: Arizona might give Dallas some fits. Or Arizona might get stomped. Either way, they lose.
New Orleans at Pittsburgh: When the Saints, come marching in...Pittsburgh is mailing it in this year, and the Saints are not a team to try that against.
St. Louis at Seattle: I call the Seahawks in a squeaker.
Chicago at N.Y. Giants: On paper, this looks like a great game. In reality, the Giants are going to stomp the Bears.
Tampa Bay at Carolina: The Panthers have had two weeks to prepare for the Bucs. They only needed one.
As usual, this will be cross-posted on Politics and Pigskins, American Legends, and Ragged Thots.
Now for the picks of our returning co-champion. Oh yeah, that's me! (My picks are in red):
Baltimore at Tennessee: Suuuuure Tennessee could win. And the governor of Iowa could be our next president.
Buffalo at Indianapolis: This one has all the makings of a trap game. But you won't see me betting on it.
Cleveland at Atlanta: THIS is a tough one. Cleveland is playing for pride. We still haven't figured out what Atlanta is playing for.
Green Bay at Minnesota: The "Brett Favre Farewell Tour (Good riddance!)" continues. The Vikings should bounce back after the stinker they had last week against San Fran.
Houston at Jacksonville: Houston might make this close, but the Jags should still win.
Kansas City at Miami: The Fish come back to Earth this week against the best team in Missouri.
N.Y. Jets at New England: The Pats will be hungry after losing to the Little Horsies last week.
San Diego at Cincinnati: Just a guess, but without Shawne Merriman, I think the Bolts have a harder time putting pressure on Carson Palmer. Without pressure, the Bengals have a field day on San Diego.
San Francisco at Detroit: This should be a fun game to watch, although I suspect Detroit will bring a touch more offense.
Washington at Philadelphia: Time for Washington's usual post-Dallas week letdown.
Denver at Oakland: If I had to pick one sure thing this week, this is it.
Dallas at Arizona: Arizona might give Dallas some fits. Or Arizona might get stomped. Either way, they lose.
New Orleans at Pittsburgh: When the Saints, come marching in...Pittsburgh is mailing it in this year, and the Saints are not a team to try that against.
St. Louis at Seattle: I call the Seahawks in a squeaker.
Chicago at N.Y. Giants: On paper, this looks like a great game. In reality, the Giants are going to stomp the Bears.
Tampa Bay at Carolina: The Panthers have had two weeks to prepare for the Bucs. They only needed one.
posted by EdMcGon at 8:08 AM
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