NFL Football Picks

Two NFL teams with huge hopes coming into the 2023 season meet up in Sin City in Week 10 when the New York Jets come in as -1.5 favorites against the Las Vegas Raiders. Get Keith’s NYJ/LV SNF pick here!

The Washington Commanders surprised us all and gave New England a game last week. The Seattle Seahawks dudded out on the road at Baltimore. Who covers this tricky week 10 spread favoring the Seahawks bt – 6.5. Get Loot’s Wash,/Sea pick here!

What the hell happened to Indy last week in a home loss to the Dolphins? They didn’t show up! This happens from time to time in sports as one team doesn’t take the other seriously. The Jags get QB Nick Foles back or Week 11 which will give them a huge boost as Gardner Minshew and his mustache may have been popular, but not effective. Jacksonville is a live underdog Sunday!

The New York Jets haven’t won away from home this season and the Washington Redskins haven’t won a home game. I thought about poking humor here about this game ending in a tie, but that’s not funny! (Even though I may prop bet it!) I think the ‘Skins have a better defense and that will be the prevailing factor in this Week 11 turd-fest.

Brandon Allen didn’t look bad in his first start as an NFL QB. We don’t project the same in Week 11 though, as the Vikings at home are a completely different animal. Minnesota looked sharp in waxing the Cowboys last week Expect more dominance Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium as -10.5 favorites.

The Dolphins have seen some nice resurgence after being the laugher of the league for most of the season. However, this week 11 matchup may put them back in the perverbial dog house as their run defense is weak and Buffalo would be fine handing it off 50 times.

Week 11 TNF features a pair of teams who both grinded out wins that came down to the wire. While the Steelers having to travel on a short week is a disadvantage, not even that will stop them from having success vs. Freddie Kitchens poor management. James Conner will be back and should have success vs. a poor Browns run defense.

The Cowboys’ have played six teams who rank in the bottom half of defensive scoring and only one team that ranks in the top ten (Saints No. 10). This week they’ll play the No. 4 team in that metric who should be fully motivated after last week’s loss against the Chiefs.

Green Bay’s performance in L.A. last week was mind-boggling. They didn’t show up at all, which leads one to wonder if they weren’t distracted by all the hot chicks and sunshine in Tinsel Town (They have neither in Wisconsin!) Nonetheless, we expect them to get back on track vs. the Panthers Sunday.

The public will be one-siding the Ravens this week vs. a Bengals team who appears to have thrown in the towel. Andy Dalton has been benched and injuries have wrecked the Bungles season. However, a double digit division underdog? Laying this many points vs. a divisional opponent hasn’t been a good bet in years past.