Oct

25

Chargers Gab Editor Jim Dubenetzky’s NFL Picks for Week 8

Posted by Jim Dubenetzky under Picks 

Fans cheer as Dallas Cowboys linebacker Greg Ellis steps onto the football field during introductions before the Cowboys' NFL football game against the Minnesota Vikings

Season: 48-48-8  Last Week: 5-9

BROWNS -3 at Rams
Even with Stephen Jackson Back the Rams will not be able to keep up
with the high scoring Cleveland offense.

BEARS -5 vs Lions
This was a tough pick for me but when in doubt you always have to go
with the best defense and that is Chicago.

COLTS -7 at Panthers
There is no doubt that the defending Super Bowl Champs will beat the
Panthers by more than a touchdown.

GIANTS -9.5 vs Miami
The Giants will be a lot more focused and ready to play in London and
Miami wont be able to do much of anything without Ronnie Brown.

TITANS -7.5 vs Raiders
The Raiders have been weak against the spread the last few weeks so I
am staying away from them.

EAGLES -1 at Vikings
McNabb will have a big day against a below average Minnesota secondary.

STEELERS -3.5 at Bengals
The Steelers defense will step up and shut down the Bengals offense
and don’t forget that Cincy doesn’t really have a defense.

BILLS +3 at Jets
Buffalo is playing well of late and the Jets just aren’t very good.

TEXANS +9.5 vs Chargers
The Chargers have been distracted enough this week to keep them from
beating the Texans by 10 points, but the bolts will win.

JAGUARS +4 at Buccaneers
Yes, the Jags did lose thier QB but they didn’t lose thier solid
running game and they are pissed about the loss to Indy.

SAINTS -3 at 49er’s
The Saints have been getting better the last few weeks and I can’t
justify picking the 49er’s anymore, even if Alex Smith is coming back.

PATRIOTS -16.5 vs Washington
Washington has a solid defense but New England has a great offense.
NE will beat the tar out of Washington, like they have every other
team they have faced.

PACKERS +3 at Broncos
I am not buying into the Broncos just because they found a way to beat
the Steelers.  Brett Favre will play mistake free football and lead
his team to a win under the spotlight of Monday Night Football.


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