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Robin PottratzWeek 7 NFL Picks
October 17th 2008 21:28
San Diego at Buffalo
This could be a very good game as it features two good teams. Something tells me the Chargers are going to get on a roll. San Diego 28 Buffalo 24
New Orleans at Carolina
Carolina laid an egg at Tampa and runs hot and cold this season. New Orleans is close to unbeatable if they keep the turnovers down. Carolina traditionally isn't a good home team and the Saints will knock them off 31 to 21.
Minnesota at Chicago
The Vikings have the best running back in football and a good defense. Chicago has a great defense but a suspect offense. Look for the Bears to use home field advantage to squeak one out 17 to 10.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
The Steelers are coming off a much needed bye week and are facing a bad team that does play hard at times. With Carson Palmer possibly out for the season I just don't see Pittsburg loosing. Black helmets 17 striped helmets 7
Tennessee at Kansas City
The Chiefs are just playing out the string and may trade half their team before the trade deadline. Titans 31 Chiefs 10.
Baltimore at Miami
Wildcat formation or not the Dolphins are not a good team yet. I think Baltimore's defense will stuff them and the Ravens win 17 to 10.
San Francisco at the Giants
Giants win what could be a decent game at home. 21 to 17.
Dallas at St. Louis
I really don't see the Cowboys being upset two weeks in a row. Cowboys 34 Rams 21.
Detroit at Houston
Houston showed enough life in their first win for me to pick them over a terrible Lions team. Texans 21 Lions 6.
Indianapolis at Green Bay
The Colts look like the old Colts and not this crappy team we saw before week 6. But Green Bay has quietly played well most of the season. When in doubt go with the home team. Packers 24 Colts 21.
This could be a very good game as it features two good teams. Something tells me the Chargers are going to get on a roll. San Diego 28 Buffalo 24
New Orleans at Carolina
Carolina laid an egg at Tampa and runs hot and cold this season. New Orleans is close to unbeatable if they keep the turnovers down. Carolina traditionally isn't a good home team and the Saints will knock them off 31 to 21.
Minnesota at Chicago
The Vikings have the best running back in football and a good defense. Chicago has a great defense but a suspect offense. Look for the Bears to use home field advantage to squeak one out 17 to 10.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
The Steelers are coming off a much needed bye week and are facing a bad team that does play hard at times. With Carson Palmer possibly out for the season I just don't see Pittsburg loosing. Black helmets 17 striped helmets 7
Tennessee at Kansas City
The Chiefs are just playing out the string and may trade half their team before the trade deadline. Titans 31 Chiefs 10.
Baltimore at Miami
Wildcat formation or not the Dolphins are not a good team yet. I think Baltimore's defense will stuff them and the Ravens win 17 to 10.
San Francisco at the Giants
Giants win what could be a decent game at home. 21 to 17.
Dallas at St. Louis
I really don't see the Cowboys being upset two weeks in a row. Cowboys 34 Rams 21.
Detroit at Houston
Houston showed enough life in their first win for me to pick them over a terrible Lions team. Texans 21 Lions 6.
Indianapolis at Green Bay
The Colts look like the old Colts and not this crappy team we saw before week 6. But Green Bay has quietly played well most of the season. When in doubt go with the home team. Packers 24 Colts 21.
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