However, I’m concerned with the fact that the Steelers can’t run the ball, in addition to the fact that the Ravens’ DBs should be able to limit what the Steelers’ receivers will be able to do. (Bonus coverage: Sunday’s game is tough to call because the Ravens have a rookie QB I anticipate that Steelers’ defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau will have a plan to harass Joe Flacco. That distinction will go to the ball-hawking Ravens in a close, close game. The winner of Sunday’s game between the Steelers and the Ravens in Baltimore wins the division. Denver won’t clinch at Carolina, but the Broncos will clinch at home against Buffalo. In short, it’s just not happening for San Diego’s Chargers. South winner: Tennessee (clinched prior to article) The Pats will win at Oakland, beat Arizona in a shootout at home, then dust off Buffalo on the road in the season finale to clinch the division title. The Jets will not win at Seattle, the Dolphins will not win the season finale at New York. The team that has the best chance of winning out, in my opinion, is the Pats. Now, I’ll give you the playoff picture and Super Bowl winner:Įast winner: New England. The Giants will limp into the playoffs having lost three of their last four, and will falter in the first round of the playoffs.

The Panthers aren’t as good as they looked on Monday Night Football, yet I sense that they will knock off the Giants by a field goal. I’m 90% sure the Cowboys capture the must-win contest at home. Up next for the Giants – the Cowboys, at home against my Panthers and on the road against Minnesota. So far, so good: the resurgent Eagles defeated the Burress-less Giants Sunday. The Giants will lose three of their final four games. It’s important to remember that Dallas plays the Giants, the Ravens and will travel to face the Eagles in its final regular-season game, which takes me to another prediction I made at my job: I continue to stand by my prediction, though, and will kindly offer a handful more based on said prediction. Things were going quite well – until the ’Boys lost a winnable game Sunday at Pittsburgh.

I remember picking presidents one fateful Tuesday, and I told a friend of mine that the Cowboys, which were 5-4 at the time, would go 6-1 after the bye week to finish at 11-5. I hate I didn’t write this prior to Dallas’ bye week.

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