Week 7 b

Buckle up mofo's it's week 7.

Washington Redskins @ Chicago Bears
I have always been on the Redskins band wagon and I suggest all of you that are not should hop. I can explain to you as well to hop off the Bears nuts. The bears are rubish and did not complete their lift off. There is little explanation around to show why the bears are 4-2, we just live on facing the facts that they are. How can the bears allow 27 sacks? How can any team above .500 allow 27 sacks and phiscally and literally be over .500. It's astonishing if you ask me, so I say fuck the bears. I'm more of a Redskins Kinda guy. I say the Skins win big in this one.New York Giants @ Dallas Cowboys
All my fellow win picker's (not spread pickers) when will you stop trolling us all bye picking "America's Team" to win all their bouts. They are 1-4 and don't show any reason to be 2-4 come Tuesday. The Giants on the other hand have their swag on and are killing foolish teams week to week. It would be ideal from a skin's fan point of view for them both to lose (physically impossible) or tie. Though I feel that the Giants will win in a close good game.

New England Patriots @ San Diego Chargers
Speaking of band wagon's, the Patriots one is a good one to get on. Bill Belichick touches something and it turns to gold. This Patriots team might be young but I seem them being possible Super Bowl contenders in the AFC. The Chargers on the other hand have the worst special teams in history. They may lead the league in many categories, but their record shows nothing. I believe the Patriots will win this one in a solid match up.


Rest of weeks predictions below, winning team larger and bolder

Cleveland Browns (1-5) @ New Orleans Saints (4-2)
Jacksonville Jaguars (3-3) @ Kansas City Chiefs (3-2)
Philadelphia Eagles (4-2) @ Tennessee Titans (4-2)
Buffalo Bills (0-5) @ Baltimore Ravens (4-2)
Cincinnati Bengals (2-3) @ Atlanta Falcons (4-2)
Washington Redskins (3-3) @ Chicago Bears (4-2)
Pittsburgh Steelers (4-1) @ Miami Dolphins (3-2)
St. Louis Rams (3-3) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-2)
San Francisco 49ers (1-5) @ Carolina Panthers (0-5)
Arizona Cardinals (3-2) @ Seattle Seahawks (3-2)
Oakland Raiders (2-4) @ Denver Broncos (2-4)
New England Patriots (4-1) @ San Diego Chargers (2-4)
Minnesota Vikings (2-3) @ Green Bay Packers (3-3)
New York Giants (4-2) @ Dallas Cowboys (1-4)