11-5 last week, putting me at 104-76 on the year. Finally over the 100 mark!
Cowboys > Seahawks: TNF games can turn into a shit show quickly, but the Cowboys have been too solid this season for me to think that the Seahawks can cause the mayhem needed to win here.
Colts > Titans: Riding a pretty solid three-game win streak, but losing Jonathan Taylor at this juncture of the season. Still, at this point, I feel confident taking the Colts to win here, even if it's winning by a small margin. AFCS games have been the bane of my predictions this year so who knows.
Chargers > Patriots: On one hand, the Chargers have managed to lose so many games they should have won this year, on the other, the Pats have been horrendous all season. Maybe the Chargers get an easy win to help them get back on track, or maybe they lose and Staley finally gets canned. Who knows?
Lions > Saints: Carr has just completely fallen apart at this juncture. The Lions will want to rebound after the Thanksgiving catastrophe, and I think they'll make light work of the Saints.
Falcons > Jets: Arthur Smith finally seemed to realize that Bijan Robinson kinda kicks ass, and while the Jets defense is terrifying, the Falcons will squeak out regardless.
Steelers > Cardinals: Well, Pat Pete did talk shit about the Kyler Murray so there's a non-zero chance we get murdered here similar to what happened with Brock Purdy, BUT, the Steelers ground game has been rolling the last few weeks, and should carry that performance against a Cardinals team that gave up over 200 to the Rams.
Dolphins > Commanders: I have no reason to doubt Miami here. Sorry Commies.
Broncos > Texans: I think CJ Stroud is incredible, but this Broncos team is rounding into form at the right time. That defense is creating turnovers at an insane rate, and Russ is efficient in the red zone. Should be a fun one at the very least.
Buccaneers > Panthers: No post-coach-firing bounce for the Panthers just yet sadly.
Rams > Browns: The Browns are decimated right now. No other way to slice it. Garrett's supposedly still good to play, but the injury list just grows and grows.
Eagles > 49ers: This is going to get ugly, and the Eagles seem to enjoy winning ugly, close games. Home team prevails here.
Chiefs > Packers: This feels straightforward to me. Maybe the Packers build off of last week, maybe they don't, but I fully expect the Chiefs to win here.
Jaguars > Bengals: I hate Browning not because he's a Bengal, but because he's a Husky. Go Jags.
I will shamelessly blame it on the double TNFs and Belichick voodoo.