NFL Week 11 Preview - the non-verbal version

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No time this week for an NFL preview podcast. Stay tuned later today, though…we’ll have our wrap-up podcast at the normal time.

First, before the picks, here’s a great video (with overdubbed radio) of Indiana’s win in the final minute over Purdue in the Old Oaken Bucket game yesterday.

Now, on to the picks:

Tampa Bay 27, Atlanta 17: Predictably, this Falcons team is still a mess. Tampa wins on the road to shore up their lead in the NFC South.

Cleveland 34, Baltimore 10: I smell revenge.

Detroit 27, NY Giants 21: Funny what happens when the Giants are forced to play decent teams, eh?

Philadelphia 27, Miami 24: Another of my NFL sundays wasted having to watch this godawful motherf*ck*ng Dolphins team in the Miami TV market. Thanks, NFL.

Minnesota 17, Oakland 14: Anyone who bets on this game is an idiot, pure and simple.

Jacksonville 24, San Diego 17: We’ve established that the Chargers are a bunch of whiny bitches this year. Jaguars can make some playoff hay in this game.

Indianapolis 37, Kansas City 12: The Colts break out and relieve some tension.

Cincinnati 24, Arizona 20: I have no idea who wins this one. Neither does anyone else.

Green Bay 28, Carolina 13: Carolina already sucked before they lost Steve Smith for this game.

New Orleans 31, Houston 28: This Saints team is a mirror image of the Chargers - talented offense full of whiny bitches.

Pittsburgh 30, NY Jets 10: Why are the Jets still playing games?

Seattle 17, Chicago 13: Wow, how exciting…a struggling Seahawks team taking on Rex Grossman.

St. Louis 28, San Francisco 17: The 49ers would win this game so easily…if they only had an offense.

 

Dallas 31, Washington 21: The Redskins are predictably mediocre. Playing in the NFC gives this team playoff hopes that they shouldn’t have.

New England 48, Buffalo 3: Please.

Tennessee 24, Denver 21: The Broncos have proven themselves to be entirely untrustworthy this year.

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