Momentum is huge in the NFL. The Colts finally winning a game will allow them to loosen up and play better. They beat a quality football team in the Titans so it’s not out of the question they come up with an upset tonight. Still, the Texans lead the league in rushing and defense. A great combination.
Pick: Texans
Ryan Fitzpatrick can’t play in the cold weather (it was painfully clear last week). Poor conditions favours Tebow as defenders will not have sure footing.
Pick: Broncos
Both teams are still mathematically alive in the playoff race, but Cinci has a much more realistic chance of getting into the postseason. The Cardinals are 6-1 while the Bengals are 3-4 over the last 7 weeks. Patrick Peterson covering AJ Green should be interesting. Expect this to be a close one.
Pick: Cardinals
Chris Johnson isn’t healthy and may not play. We’re not sure who will get the start at QB for the Titans. Regardless, the Jags are not good and although they’ve shown that they can show up randomly, it’s not something I’m willing to bet on.
Pick: Titans
Two more teams that are battling mathematical elimination. Romeo was able to dial up the perfect game plan for the Packers, the Raiders can’t be that difficult can they?
Pick: Chiefs
The Patriots offense is picking up steam and is playing well enough to win despite an awful defense. Reggie Bush has been impressive this season and has backed up his claim that he is an every down back. Brandon Marshall should have a big day.
Pick: Patriots
As if it couldn’t get any better. One New York
Pick: Giants
Even without Big Ben the Steelers are miles ahead of the lowly Rams, who are a few losses away from a potential mind-blowing decision on Andrew Luck.
Pick: Steelers
The “we got fooled by McNabb” Bowl. Grossman should pass all over the Vikings who can’t cover anyone. AP could have a big day running the ball as he will no doubt be on a mission to get 1000 yards on the season.
Pick: Redskins
Two teams whose arrows are pointing in opposite directions. For Christmas, Cam Newton wants to run the table like the Lions did last year. Raheem Morris wants a job.
Pick: Panthers
Every time the Ravens lay an egg, they blast a team the following week. They are undefeated at home this season and the Browns have already called it a year. Ray Lewis is starting to show real signs of aging.
Pick: Ravens
The key in this game will be whether or not the Chargers offensive line can protect Phil Rivers. They were able to last week and as a result, handed the Ravens an ass-kicking. The Lions can clinch a playoff berth so the home crowd will be rocking.
Pick: Chargers
The Psyches in this one are the main story. Dallas
Pick: Eagles
Marshawn Lynch is the bell cow for Seattle
Pick: 49ers
This would’ve been a real Christmas treat if Josh “which” McCown wasn’t starting for the Bears.
Pick: Packers
A great divisional game to close out the holiday weekend. Brees has been unstoppable lately and is always at his best in the Super Dome. The Saints don’t typically blow out divisional opponents because they are more prepared for the high flying Saints offence. Matty Ice wants this one. Badly.
Pick: Falcons
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