Wednesday, October 31, 2012

NFL Week 9 Doormat Predictions

Not a lot to say here in the basement as it's pretty quiet with everyone off to the San Francisco Giants victory parade. It's just me and my beat up Tigers hat. Oh, well, there are two things we know in Detroit: there is always next year, and there is always time to lose.

And speaking of losing, we have some great Doormat match ups this week. I am especially looking forward to the Cheeps/Chargers (egad what a crappy game), Pansies and Deadskins, and Detroit and Jacksonville.

Monday Night Football should be a classic with the Pheebles and the Ain'ts, two teams diving for the bottom of the lake, in a high profile matchup in front of all America. And on the eve of the election no less.

The turkey spins and here are the predictions:

Kansas City- 7 San Diego- 11

Denver- 42 Cincinnati- 12

Baltimore- 10 Cleveland- 9

Chicago- 28 Tennessee- 24

Carolina- 28 Washington- 23 (Doormat game of the week)

Detroit- 28 Jacksonville- 21

Tampa Bay- 36 Oakland- 17

Philadelphia- 33 New Orleans- 30

Gentlemen, make your predictions!
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4 comments:

  1. wackoworldOctober 31, 2012 at 1:49 PM

    Whew the football week starts up before it's over these days!! Chiefs -Chargers!!! Wow!! WoW!!!!! WOW!!!!

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  2. wackoworldNovember 2, 2012 at 1:41 PM

    The Chiefs make the Chargers look GOOD. Blam!

    Peyton Manning gets his bell rung in Cincy.

    Denver 19
    Bengals 24

    Browns get a TD from Josh Cribbs on kickoff. Win game.

    Ravens 14
    Browns 17

    Matt Hasselbeck nearly dies, but pulls it out.

    Bears 20
    Titans 21

    Cam Newton wants to show RGB III who's the rookie around here. Fails.

    Panthers 6
    Redskins 28

    First year Jags coach Mike Mularkey installed a NO celebration dancing rule on TDs for the Jags this year, and the Jags solved the problem by not scoring TDs.

    Lions 35
    Jaguars 0

    Bucs starting to look kinda scary. Opposite trajectory of last year. Team buying into coach's philosophy.

    Buccaneers 28
    Raiders 13

    I just want the Aints to win a damn ballgame. and this is the game of the bumblers.
    Eagles 12
    Saints 21

    Tony Romo has beaten all 3 teams he has faced, over his career, that were 7-0. He does it again.

    Cowboys 20
    Falcons 19

    The Bills trajectory goes downward.

    Bills 9
    Texans 10

    can you believe it? BOTH the Colts and Dolphins have winning records!

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  3. eggchairjimNovember 2, 2012 at 10:58 PM

    Kansas City- 13
    San Diego- 38

    Denver- 38
    Cincinnati- 13

    Baltimore- 38
    Cleveland- 13

    Chicago- 38
    Tennessee- 13

    Carolina- 13
    Washington- 38

    Detroit- 38
    Jacksonville- 13

    Tampa Bay- 38
    Oakland- 13

    Philadelphia- 13
    New Orleans- 38

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  4. wackoworldNovember 2, 2012 at 11:04 PM

    I see a trend here. hmmmmm.

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