Monthly Archives: December 2012

It’s always hard to predict what will happen in week 17 because all of a sudden there are teams who don’t even care any more.  Buffalo and the Jets?  Do any of those guys actually want to play?  Sanchez is … Continue reading →

I’m still on vacation so this week I’ll look ahead to each week 17 game to talk a little bit about what’s at stake (if anything).  I should be able to get the usual picks up by Sunday morning, but … Continue reading →

I’m at a rest stop on the way to celebrate Christmas with the in-law, so this one is short and sweet.  Hopefully we Lions fans can cry ourselves to sleep tonight and then dream of what we’ll do with a … Continue reading →

Before the weekend’s games, I predicted that Houston would clinch their division and have a one-game lead on the Patriots for the number 1 seed in the AFC.  I got half of that right.  I also predicted that the Ravens … Continue reading →

As far as the models are concerned, most of the early games today are going to be close ones won by the home team.  This can only mean one thing:  every game will be a blow-out victory for the away … Continue reading →

This game really only matters for people interested in the AFC North playoff race, unless you have some kind of attachment to Nick Foles’ development.  It’s been a disappointing year for Eagles fans, and they won’t have LeSean McCoy, Brent … Continue reading →

I missed my weekly recap, but suffice it say that things went poorly for Luigi (although well enough for Yoshi 1).  It’ll be harder for me to catch up with the Hilton Supercontest picks in the future, so I’ll put … Continue reading →

In my power ranking post I mentioned five games with clear playoff impact for both teams this weekend, so I’ll focus on those to go along with the picks for the weekend.  We’ll start with Cowboys-Bengals, where both teams are … Continue reading →

We should have another crummy Thursday night game as the Broncos will likely beat the Raiders handily with nothing on the line except for which of the top four seeds the Broncos will get in the AFC.  The Broncos are … Continue reading →