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Originally Posted by 7express
Last week: 12-4
Overall: 30-18
Jaguars @ Bengals. Tough going so far for Urban and Trevor. Maybe going back to Ohio gets Mayer going, but this is going to be another tough game for the Jags.
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WFT @ Falcons. I have no idea on this, I flipped a coin here and it came out on top with the Football team. I don't think they can play any worse than they did in Buffalo last week, and I think Heinicke can move the ball.
Texans @
Bills. This will not be close.
Lions @
Bears. I'll give the edge to the Bears at home.
Panthers @
Cowboys. Panthers are going to have trouble without run CMC in the backfield but I'll never count out McCarthy to screw it up for Dallas somehow!
Colts @ Dolphins. Hot take: I don't think the Colts are that bad of a team. You look at their schedule: home games vs. the Seahawks and Rams to start, @ Tennessee, @ Dolphins, starting off the season with 4 teams that finished the prior year with double figure wins, one of the hardest opening schedules to open that I remember in recent memory. Are they in a hole?? Absolutely, but can we at least get them the game against the Texans or Jets before we bury them for good??
Browns @
Vikings. I can't see either defense stopping the others offense, so the team with the ball last may very well end up winning on a walkoff. Hope thats the Vikes!
Giants @
Saints. First game in New Orleans since Hurricane Ida, major yikes for the Giants
Titans @ Jets. Baseball regular season still hasn't officially ended, and already the Jets & Giants are irrelevant. Gonna be a long winter in New York, but maybe the Knicks will be good again??
Chiefs @ Eagles. Is this Reid's return to Philly, or has he made it back there once before??
Cardinals @
Rams. Cardinals one of the surprise packages in the league in the early going, but Stafford has gotten a new lease on life freed from Detroit, and the Rams look like one of the better teams in the league and a Super contender in the early going.
Seahawks @
49ers. Hot take #2: The Seahawks are NOT a good team. Defense is beyond atrocious, and my bold prediction: they finish last in the division this year. Of course the NFC West looks good enough where last could very well get you the 7 seed especially looking around at the rest of the NFC, but Wilson is going to have to completely carry this team to any heights because the defense won't do it, and I don't think he will do it either.
Ravens @ Broncos. Broncos have 3 wins against 3 teams that are a combined 0-10. Wake me up when they play someone even half decent.
Steelers @
Packers. Unless the Super Bowl is the Steelers vs. Packers this year (and I think the Steelers will be lucky to even make the playoffs) this is probably the last matchup between Big Ben and Rogers, so just enjoy this matchup.
Buccaneers @ Patriots. I can see Brady with a 33-36, 500, 4 TD type game. He's going to want to score a lot and score often.
Raiders @ Chargers. I think the GB win last weekend was the first time a road team has won on a Thursday/Sunday/or Monday night national game, but this will basically be a defacto home game for the Raiders.