Let's make this quick and let's see how I did last week.
5-9; 8-6
Still suck at the spread (overall), made some nice calls, which I make note to here. Let's get it on! Week 7 picks motha flippa, comin' at'cha...
Sunday October 25, 2009
1:00PM/ET
49ers (+3) OVER Texans; 49ers (+0) OVER Texans
Frank Gore is back from an injury, and the SF defense is very good. As prolific as this Houston offense seems, I feel it's all aerial attack - Slaton needs to get going and '9ers upset...
Packers (-7) OVER Browns; Packers (+0) OVER Browns
I don't know why this spread is only 7 points - Browns look terrible, AND they're all getting treated with TamiFlu, I heard. Maybe it's the Cavaliers, I don't know. I don't think it's close...
Chiefs (+5) OVER Chargers; Chiefs (+0) OVER Chargers
I don't like the Chargers, and although the Chiefs aren't very good they have some beasts on the team. Dwayne Bowe continues doing work...
Colts (-13) OVER Rams; Colts (+0) OVER Rams
The Rams are in the process of being sold - there is no way Stevie Spags is going to be able to instill confidence in his team when he doesn't even know what is happening with his higher ups - taking the over...
Vikings (+4) OVER Steelers; Steelers (+0) OVER Vikings
The Vikings look very good, but let's be real here, the game against Ravens shouldn't have been that close because at one point they were up by 17 or something. The Steelers are good, and their aerial attack is the scary weapon on offense as opposed to the traditional running game. Willie Parker (done) is back, and will help keeping the focus off of the receivers. Is Polamolu playing yet? If he is, I take the Steelers over the points...
Patriots (-14.5) OVER Buccaneers; Patriots (+0) OVER Buccaneers
Brady looks back to 2007 form, and it was in the snow. Whether it's the real deal or not, doesn't matter, they'll light up the Crap-aneers (ir)regardless...
4:00PM/ET
Jets (-6.5) OVER Raiders; Jets (+0) OVER Raiders
Sanchez looks terrible. If he was any other rookie in any other market, these are "growing pains". The Jets will keep things simple, but unfortunately I don't see Braylon Edwards getting any long balls (TWSS). ALSO, JaMarcus Russell will be, by far and away, the worst quarterback on the field. Raiders suck, and McFadden is the only real light in the tunnel and he's injured - bam...
Panthers (-7.5) OVER Bills; Panthers (+0) OVER Bills
Speaking of terrible QBs, Jake Delhomme will also be the worst on this field. Bills starter, Trent Edwards, will likely be inactive, and Fitzpatrick will perform admirably in his stead. Although Delhomme sucks, and "old" Steve Smith is ineffective, D'Angelo Williams is great, and Daily Show Jonathan Stewart isn't too shabby himself...
Bengals (-1.5) OVER Bears; Bengals (+0) OVER Bears
What kind of a spread is one and a half? I could use the whole post on that - retarded. Cincy's defense is better than it's been in years, and Benson is going to get him some against his old team. Going to bring the "boo-yah" to the second level, oh yeah...
Falcons (+4) OVER Cowboys; Falcons (+0) OVER Cowboys
I just don't think the Cowboys are very good, and their coach is an inept version of Charlie Weis. Crayton is no longer a starter, and Roy E. Williams has been ineffective. No thanks. I'll choose the GOOD team, than you very much...
Saints (-6) OVER Dolphins; Saints (+0) OVER Dolphins
You just can't go against these guys anymore. Actually, I think I was the one that said I'd HAVE to go against them each week until they lost so I could say I was the first one to go against the bandwagon. Fuck it, why not. UPSET CITY! It will be done to the tune of Will Smith, sounds so damn good...
Dolphins (+6) OVER Saints; Dolphins (+0) OVER Saints
8:20PM/ET
Cardinals (+7) OVER Giants; Giants (+0) OVER Cardinals
The GMeN right the ship this week, but I don't know if they'll be able to cover the spread. The reigning NFC Champions have yet to hit a groove, maybe they'll be motivated to against the New York Football Giants...
Monday October 26, 2009
8:30PM/ET
Eagles (-7) OVER Redskins; Eagles (+0) OVER Redskins
No idea how this Eagles team lost to the Raiders, honestly. If the Redskins are going to win and start turning this thing around, it's got to be now. I don't think Jim Zorn is the problem (and I know I'm in the minority), but he is "working" on borrowed time. No fan of the organization, and seemingly the organization itself, want Zorn around - they're probably trying to pull a "Al Davis-Lane Kiffin" where they're hoping Zorn will resign, and the organization won't have to pay the full salary. Pay the man and let him go if you want him gone. He doesn't have the personnel he wants, and that's it - at some point, yes, he's responsible. Maybe it's time for him to go. The Eagles need to win this game to be considered an actual force in the league, otherwise they'll continue to be seen as very good underachievers who might win a game or two they're not supposed to.
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