NFL Football Picks

The Buffalo Bills return to the field after the tragic event on MNF in which the world watched Damar Hamlin suffer a serious injury. Will the team come out flat? Will Buffalo come together to play hard for their fallen teammate? Will the injury factor into the game at all? Get Keith’s take and NE/Buf pick here!

Expect a maximum effort from the San Francisco 49ers this week as they’re fighting for a number one seed in the upcoming playoffs. But can they cover a massive two touchdown point spread? Get Loot’s AZ/SF pick here!

A lot of us looked at the Rams with some restraint, as they were ballyhooed all preseason as big Super Bowl contenders. Granted, they improved drastically last season, winning their division, followed by a frenzied offseason, obtaining valued personnel. But are the Rams as good as they look? And do they look 7 points better than the chargers? We take a… look.

Last week the Raiders looked like they were about to give Gruden his first win since his Raiders reboot. They blew a third-quarter 19-7 lead with Oakland’s defense fading and the offense unable to keep pace. Denver sealed it with a FG. Miami has been better out of the block. The Dolphins came off a win over the Titans and then went on the road to beat the Jets on Sunday 20-1. Sportsbooks made the Dolphins a 3 point favorite.

The Indianapolis Colts and the Philadelphia Eagles will square off in an AFC vs. NFC collision where the South meets the East at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, September 23rd. Keith Franks has an NFL pick and game breakdown.

Rodgers’ knee is not going to be 100% for several weeks based on reports from Green Bay and while he seems capable at many levels, the Packers are clearly less of a team without him at his peak. The Green Bay running game is pedestrian at best and not scheduled to improve against a Washington team that just held the Colts to 65 yards on the ground. Should the Packers be favored? Ted Walker analyzes the game and gives his free pick.

The Buffalo Bills and the Minnesota Vikings will square off in a cross-conference collision when the NFC North meets the AFC East. Keith Franks breaks down the game which he expects to be a dog fight and gives his NFL pick.

There was promise surrounding the Texans going into 2018. Houston returns players on both sides of the ball who would have been a big part of the success in 2017. We are talking about quarterback DeShaun Watson and defensive end J.J Watt. Both were shelved for the remainder of the season in 2017 when they suffered bad injuries. Both men are back in 2018 but the Texans have yet to get a W. Here is why Keith believes this is their game… and our cover.

The Titans are a wounded duck and the talent difference between these two teams is more than the Titans can overcome on a good day. Jacksonville would be a candidate to for a let-down week, but the Titans beat them twice last year so that should be enough to keep the Jags focused. But is it enough to win by a touchdown and cover the 6.5 point spread?

Opponents have scored a combined 32 points on the Dolphins in two games, with a TD coming on special teams. DE Robert Quinn is paying off, with Akeem Spence adding beef up-front. Rookie Raekwon McMillan gives their middle a boost to go along with Kiko Alonso. They have five interceptions through two games. And corner Bobby McCain is the only one in the secondary who hasn’t picked off a pass. Is Miami luckier than good? Loot Levinson breaks down the game and offers his pick.