NFL week 5 Picks
October 11th, 2009
Week 5 is about to start, time to make my weekly last minute picks.
For the record, I think most of the picks this week are pretty clear. I went through and did these very quickly.
Cleveland √ at Buffalo (See If It Sticks ®)
Yuck and Yuck. I spent the longest time on this game, only because I don’t know which team here is worse. We’ll go for the Browns.
Dallas √ at Kansas City
Off the loss, Dallas should crush KC.
Minnesota √ at St. Louis
No brainer here.
Oakland at NY Giants √
No brainer #2
Tampa Bay at Philadelphia √
No brainer #3. I think…
Pittsburgh √ at Detroit
No brainer #4
Washington at Carolina √
Can Washington do it? I don’t think so. Carolina has more talent, let’s see if they show up.
Cincinnati √ at Baltimore
Cinci is cruising. This will be a good close game, but I think the Bengals will win.
Atlanta at San Francisco √
Another one of the close match-ups. The 49’s are on a streak. I don’t think this week is the one they’ll fall on. They will fall, just not this week.
Jacksonville √ at Seattle
Matt Hasselbeck should be back in play this week. His team is still going to lose.
Houston at Arizona √
This one is a toughie. I always want the Texans to win. Both teams are struggling, but Arizona is just off the bye. I think they’ll win.
New England √ at Denver
Game of the season? Don’t expect fireworks like that Jets and Patriots game with Mangini a couple of years ago. Mangini was/is and ass. Josh McDaniels on the other hand, played by Belichick’s rules. Belichick doesn’t want to be beaten by anyone, but I guarantee that he is proud of McDaniels. That said, I expect the Pats to pull out another close one.
Indianapolis √ at Tennessee
The Colts cannot be stopped by the struggling Titans.
NY Jets √ at Miami
Miami destroyed the Bills last week. It’s easy to beat up on teams smaller than you. Shame on you Miami. Pick on someone your own size. I think they bit off more than they can chew with the Jets. The Jets won’t be embarrassed two weeks in a row.
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