My friend Brian suggested to me that I rename this blog “The
2-2 blog”.
Screw you Brian.
Now that we've cleared that up, let’s pick some games!
Cincinnati @ Houston (-1)
In this game
you have 2 very different yet mediocre teams.
For the most
part, when the Texans play, people who watch the game sum it up with a
resounding “meh.”
Conversely,
the Bengals fluctuate between looking like the 85’ Bears and any team from
Detroit circa 1966 to 1989.
Since
Cincinnati looked great last week while trouncing the Saints on the road,
history dictates that they will suck this week.
As surely as “Rock” beats “Scissors”, “Meh” beats “Sucks.” |
Detroit @ New England
(-6)
As much as I
despise these guys, I am compelled to admit a grudging respect for the way they
play the game.
They are
always well-coached.
They always
seemed pissed off.
They Cheat.
They have a
stud TE who throws opposing players into NBC camera pits and says things like:
“He was just yappin’ at me the whole time so I
took him and threw him out of the club.”
Suh might
like to stomp on people’s junk but nobody is more of a beast than Gronk.
Jacksonville (+14)
@ Indianapolis
I don’t care
where they are playing or what the records are.
Nobody in the NFL, and I mean
NOBODY, comes into a game at 6-4 and lays 14 points.
I have no
idea what the final outcome of this game might be, but I cannot sit idly by and
watch people take the Colts.
Consider this
my public service of the week.
Arizona @ Seattle (-5)
I believe it
was Hank Hill who said “When it comes down between the brain and the heart, don’t do what your heart says. Your heart is your brain’s employee.”
My brain says
that Arizona is 9-1, has a great defense, and is the best coached team in
football. Surely they will cover the
spread at the very least right?
My heart, on
the other hand, tells me that Seattle knows that they have to show up big this
week or they are out of the playoffs.
Sorry Mr.
Hill, I’m going with the gut this week and taking the ‘Hawks.
Last Week: 2-2
Season Record against
the Spread: 25-19
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