Sunday, November 30, 2008
NFL Week 13 Picks
I was able to stop the bleeding last week, going 3-2 to bring my season record to 35-23. Here are more picks as we head into the stretch drive.
New York Jets -7.5 vs. Denver Broncos: The Jets are on a roll, and should be ridden until further notice. Denver comes off a bad loss at home, and rarely plays well on the road. While we're at it, let's take the over 47.5 points total, despite possibly bad weather.
New York Giants -3.5 at Washington: The weather is definitely bad in the DC area. The Giants also have injuries at running back and a self-inflicted gunshot wound to an idiot diva receiver. None of that matters, as the Giants are the class of the league.
Indianapolis -4.5 at Cleveland: A dome team, outdoors on grass in bad weather...what am I thinking? I'm thinking it's Cleveland, and the Colts have righted their ship. I can't imagine them winning by less than a touchdown.
Baltimore at Cincinnati over 36 points: More bad weather, which is starting to assert itself in the lines. The problem is, it helps the offense at least as much as it hurts them. After all, the offensive players know when they're going to change directions.
New York Jets -7.5 vs. Denver Broncos: The Jets are on a roll, and should be ridden until further notice. Denver comes off a bad loss at home, and rarely plays well on the road. While we're at it, let's take the over 47.5 points total, despite possibly bad weather.
New York Giants -3.5 at Washington: The weather is definitely bad in the DC area. The Giants also have injuries at running back and a self-inflicted gunshot wound to an idiot diva receiver. None of that matters, as the Giants are the class of the league.
Indianapolis -4.5 at Cleveland: A dome team, outdoors on grass in bad weather...what am I thinking? I'm thinking it's Cleveland, and the Colts have righted their ship. I can't imagine them winning by less than a touchdown.
Baltimore at Cincinnati over 36 points: More bad weather, which is starting to assert itself in the lines. The problem is, it helps the offense at least as much as it hurts them. After all, the offensive players know when they're going to change directions.
