Nov

10

Patriots Gab Editor Jeff Sack’s NFL Picks for Week Ten

Posted by Jeff Sack under NFL, Picks 

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 A Great Week in Predictions last week in this column last week as we went 11-3. But The thing I may me most proud was getting to within one point of the Pats/Colts Game (final score 24-20 my prediction 41-38!) Now on to week Ten in the NFL.

WEEK NINE RECORD: 11-3

SEASON RECORD: 78-52

WEEK TEN PICKS:

Atlanta @ Carolina: Carolina 17 Atlanta 10: Joey, Joey, Joey, just when we think we have you figured out you pull one out of your back pocket lie last week against San Francisco. I’m sorry even with the possibility of the rookie QB Matt Moore starting for the Panthers, have to go with Carolina.

Minnesota @ Green Bay: Green Bay 31 Minnesota 13: Jackson, Bollinger, they could bring back Tarkenton it would not matter. It looks like Green Bay and Dallas are turning into the class of the NFC at least so far. Favre I have run out of superlatives to describe your season.

Denver @ Kansas City: Kansas City 13 Denver 9: Denver may be without Jay Cutler at QB, KC with a 4-4 record is tied for first with the Chargers for first in the AFC West that’s parity in the NFL for you. If Larry Johnson is available at running back Kansas City could run up the score.

Buffalo @ Miami: Buffalo 24 Miami 7: The Bills are doing it with smoke and mirrors but never the less they are getting it done. Fins suffer from the “Curse Of Shula” as the old Bitter Man opened his mouth this week. Don, just go back to running your steak houses!

ST. Louis @ New Orleans: New Orleans 24 ST. Louis 6 : “Does ST. Louis still have a NFL Team? Yes we have uniforms and everything!” ( With Apologies To Major League) I will still not climb back on the Saints bandwagon, but come on the Rams are 0-8!

Pittsburgh @ Cleveland: Pittsburgh 31 Cleveland 10: It’s midnight Cinderella! Pittsburgh wipes the smile off the city of Cleveland’s face as the three game win streak dies! 

Jacksonville @ Tennessee: Tennessee 20 Jacksonville 17: One of my two toughest calls of the week. Home Field Gives it to the Titans.

Philadelphia @ Washington: Washington 24 Philadelphia 14: Donovan is getting sensitive again, that never bodes well for the Eagles.

Cincinnati @ Baltimore: Baltimore 34 Cincinnati 24: Baltimore comes back from National humiliation against the Steelers. Again I pose the question for the second week in a row, how much danger is Marvin Lewis in with the Bengals?

Detroit @ Arizona:  Detroit 27 Arizona 21:Detroit is looking more and more real every week. Whisenhunt may have this team ready to win this kind of game next season, not yet.

Dallas @ NY Giants: Dallas 34 NY Giants 28: My toughest game of the week. Romocop( Did I just invent that or has Chris Berman already used it?) we know is for real. Manning has finally developed some confidence. Both these coaches have far exceeded my expectations, with Coughlin turning into “MR. Rogers” and Phillips a lot more competent than I gave him credit for. How big is the “X Factor” going to be? Former Bear turned Cowboy Tank Johnson is eligible to return this week, and he is probably frothing at the mouth to knock that confidence out of Eli’s head. How much time will he see? 

Chicago @ Oakland: Chicago 24 Oakland 9: You know I am not a fan of Brian Griese but The Raiders are a mess.

Indianapolis @ San Diego: Indianapolis 34 San Diego 24: Big Game for the Colts mentally, not to feel sorry for themselves after a well fought game against a superior team. Chargers lost a game they should have won last week. Chiefs take over as Sole Possessor pf First in AFC West.

MONDAY NIGHT GAME

San Francisco @ Seattle: Seattle 10 San Francisco 6: Boy ESPN must be jumping cartwheels over this one. Who Cares? Nolan’s team in San Francisco looked so promising early on. Last week losing to Atlanta said it all. Here is another Division with a 4-4 leader NFC West.

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