There’s too much on the line for Miami to blow a game against a team quarterbacked by Thad Lewis.
Dolphins (-3) over BILLS
NFC #5 Carolina Panthers @ NFC #2 New Orleans Saints
The
dramatic difference between that Saints’ play on the road versus their
performance at home is too big to ignore. Despite beating Carolina by three
scores just two weeks ago, we think Carolina takes control of the NFC South.
PANTHERS (-3.5) over Saints
NFC #10 Dallas Cowboys @ NFC #16 Washington Redskins
It’s
fate that Dallas enters the last week with a season with a chance to either win
the NFC East or finish 8-8, so it only makes sense that they beat up a hapless
Redskins squad.
Cowboys (-3) over REDSKINS
NFC #15 Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ NFC #11 St. Louis Rams
In
terms of games between bad teams, this is about as good as it gets. We’ll see
if the Rams are too pleased with themselves after dominating the Saints last
week.
RAMS (-4.5) over Buccaneers
AFC #15 Cleveland Browns @ AFC #10 New York Jets
New
York is well on its way to clinching the title of “worst 7-9 NFL team in the
history of man”.JETS (-2) over Browns
AFC #5 Kansas City Chiefs @ AFC #4 Indianapolis Colts
Kansas City still has a shot at the #1 seed if they win out, and Indianapolis has virtually nothing to play for in terms of playoff seeding.
CHIEFS (-7) over Colts
NFC #13 Minnesota Vikings @ AFC #3 Cincinnati Bengals
Andy
Dalton and company squandered a chance to grab the #2 spot last week, but
if they take care of business and Baltimore does the same against New England,
they could get redemption this week.
BENGALS (-8) over Vikings
AFC #1 Denver Broncos @ AFC #16 Houston Texans
Houston
gave New England a game effort a few weeks ago, and Denver looked ordinary
without Wes Welker on the field against the Chargers.
TEXANS (+10.5) over Broncos
AFC #11 Tennessee Titans @ AFC #14 Jacksonville Jaguars
Probably
the least appealing game on the weekend slate, although if your desperate for
runningback help in fantasy, Jacksonville’s Jordan Todman is a good place to
start.
JAGUARS (-4.5) over Titans
NFC #7 Arizona Cardinals @ NFC #1 Seattle Seahawks
It
would make some sense for Seattle, who virtually has the top seed in the
conference locked up, to throw this game to put pressure on division rival San
Francisco. Just saying.
Cardinals (+10.5) over SEAHAWKS
NFC #12 New York Giants @ NFC #9 Detroit Lions
Other
than Dallas, no team is more desperate for a coaching change than the Detroit
Lions. Jon Gruden could have Detroit playing in the conference championship
game.
Giants (+9.5) over LIONS
AFC #13 Oakland Raiders @ AFC #8 San Diego Chargers
If
Miami beats Buffalo, San Diego will already be eliminated from playoff
contention before their game kicks off.
Raiders (+10) over CHARGERS
AFC #9 Pittsburgh Steelers @ NFC #8 Green Bay Packers
Matt
Flynn keeps Green Bay alive, setting up a NFC North showdown against the Bears
in Week 17.
PACKERS (-2.5) over Steelers
AFC #2 New England Patriots @ AFC #6 Baltimore Ravens
Justin
Tucker had the pleasure of putting one of No Credential’s fantasy teams into a
championship game last Monday (we won by two, thanks
to this), and I think it’s fitting that Baltimore is only
favored by two in this game. Tucker boots a field goal to win the game.
RAVENS (-2) over Patriots
NFC #6 Chicago Bears @ NFC #5 Philadelphia Eagles
One of the stranger Sunday night games you’ll ever see for gambling purposes, as depending on how the day games shake out, there’s a good chance neither team will really need to win the game.
Bears (+3) over EAGLES
NFC #14 Atlanta Falcons @ NFC #6 San Francisco 49ers
San
Francisco can sow up a playoff spot with a win over the hapless Falcons.49ERS (-13) over Falcons
Last Week = 5-10-1
Season = 109-106-9
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