Thursday, November 5th
8:25 PM EST : Cleveland ( 10.5 ) at Cincinnati ( -10.5 ) O/U: 46
Sunday, November 8th
1:00 PM EST : Washington ( 14 ) at New England ( -14 ) O/U: 52.5
1:00 PM EST : Miami ( 3 ) at Buffalo ( -3 ) O/U: 44
1:00 PM EST : St Louis ( 2.5 ) at Minnesota ( -2.5 ) O/U: 40
1:00 PM EST : Jacksonville ( – ) at NY Jets ( – ) O/U: —
1:00 PM EST : Oakland ( 4.5 ) at Pittsburgh ( -4.5 ) O/U: 48
1:00 PM EST : Green Bay ( -2 ) at Carolina ( 2 ) O/U: —
1:00 PM EST : Tennessee ( 8 ) at New Orleans ( -8 ) O/U: —
4:05 PM EST : NY Giants ( -2.5 ) at Tampa Bay ( 2.5 ) O/U: 47
4:05 PM EST : Atlanta ( -5 ) at San Francisco ( 5 ) O/U: 45
4:25 PM EST : Denver ( -3 ) at Indianapolis ( 3 ) O/U: —
8:30 PM EST : Philadelphia ( -3 ) at Dallas ( 3 ) O/U: 44.5
Monday, November 9th
8:30 PM EST : Chicago ( 3.5 ) at San Diego ( -3.5 ) O/U: 49
Ten and a half points to the Browns! Not touching that game tonight, though. If Johnny plays like he did in his start against the Bengals last year and Dalton plays like he did on Thursday night against the Browns last year, this game will end in a 0-0 tie.
Unless there are some circumstances I’m not aware of, NY Jets look like easy money in a pick 'em against JAX.
Yeah, the Broncos defense does not provide a good opportunity for Andrew Luck to start his turnaround. The problem there is you can’t be sure what you’ll get from Manning, either. It took a typical Browns self destruction for him to get the win in Cleveland a few weeks ago. But then he puts up encouraging numbers against Green Bay.
I think the Browns stand a pretty good chance of beating Cincy tonight. Just a gut feeling. Cleveland/Cinci games are typically weird and go in an unexpected way. Dalton freaks out under the lights. Cleveland is due for one of their WTF unexpected wins. Johnny.
Other than general gloom-n-doom, do you have a reason to say this?
Green Bay looked mortal last Sunday. I would be inclined to think the matchups favor Carolina, a little bit. Certainly, the Packers have shown that a stout defense can take them out of their plan.
I’d say it’s really too close to call, and depends on whether the Good Packers or the Suck Packers show up. Also, whether the Good Panthers or the Suck Panthers.
They played relatively bad teams the first 6 games.
I had some hope after the touchdown at the start of the 2nd half, but the Packers are probably going to end up where they were the past few years (probable NFC North champs, but will not advance far)
Blechh. I went to the game, and while they were probably never going to beat the Pats, the Skins could have played much better. How many balls did they drop!?
The defense really played well during parts of it, but you can’t leave them on the field all day.