NFL Football Computer Picks – Simulated Predictions for Each Pro Football Game Every Week

Each week, we enter information into our stats database, which crunches it and spits out final score predictions. These figures should be used as a guide, not solely to base your picks on! Expect these to be posted on the site by Friday (or sooner) each week during the NFL football season. Enjoy!

Did you know… that you can get a 100% real cash bonus at the web’s oldest and most trusted sportsbook? You won’t find this anywhere else as we have a 20+ year relationship with this bookie, and they have rewarded us with a special offer in which you can deposit $100 to $500 and receive a dollar-for-dollar matching bonus! Follow these specific instructions to take advantage of this offer: Register for a betting account at Everygame Sportsbook through this special link. Deposit $100 to $500, then go directly to their “Special Offers” page and enter code PREDICTEM. The bonus will show up in your balance immediately! This isn’t some crappy free play/match play bonus, either! This is a REAL-CASH-BONUS! Enjoy!

For those landing on the Predictem site for the first time, we want to let you know that we offer FREE weekly NFL game previews and picks each week! Please bookmark us and check back every weekend!

Wild Card NFL Computer Picks

375: LAC 23
376: HOU 24

377: PIT 21
378: BAL 32

379: DEN 24
380: BUF 27

381: GB 14
382: PHI 26

383: WAS 24
384: TB 24

385: MIN 23
386: LAR 21

Did you know… we also offer free weekly college football computer picks? Check’em out! They’re a GREAT handicapping tool for determining which over/under are good bets!

As noted above, these predictions are compiled by a computer. There is a heck of a lot more to handicapping NFL games than a bunch of averages produced by technology.

Proper football handicapping should consider numerous variables, such as injuries (especially to key positions on an offensive line/defensive secondary), situational variables (teams playing on a short week, coming off a bye, horrible travel conditions, etc.), how a team has been playing lately, coaching, and more.

The point we’re trying to make here is that one should not rely on these picks as the sole source/reason for placing a bet. Please use the above numbers as a GUIDE to help bolster your decision to bet on or against a team.

With all that being said, these stats do have some merit when it comes to helping pick totals (over/under), especially with the weekly college football computer picks that we put out, which can, of course, be found in our NCAA football section.