Its still too early for any final decisions without a descent weather report and a few other things but these are the team's that I'm leaning toward for the weekend. After two bad week's in a row , trust me when I tell you I'm going to tighten it up and go with the quality over quantity approach. There is plenty of football left to win the war this season.
Pittsburgh -4 vs Cincinnati 48.5 i liked the Steelers before I knew W Andersen won't be playing RT for the orange and black on Sunday. read my lock alert post from Monday. Now I can't see the Bengals having any chance at all of making it interesting. Here's my point, the Bengals offense has sputtered vs the better defenses they have faced. The Pats held them to 13 points and they were equally inept vs Baltimore despite winning that game. They will struggle to protect C Palmer , K Watson won't run for 70 yds and the turnovers will follow once the Steelers get a two score lead.
Pittsburgh -4
Chicago -5 vs Detroit methinks the Bears are going to'" trow a beatin "on the Lions on the grass at Chicago. Throw out the letdown game vs Minnesota . The Vikings caught the Bears in a bad spot after the Bear's big win at G Bay. The Bears have just finished a pretty tough stretch of 3 division games followed by a tough outing at Philly. The only thing standing in their way from 4-4 heading into their bye week and a late season playoff run is the Lions who are two TDs better at home. The bad Lions are the ones I'm expecting on both sides of the ball. The Bears offense is much better than they were the last time these division rivals played in Detroit. The Bears have a score to settle and will play with a lot of emotion. B Griese will look like Jason Campbell, I mean D McNabb or any other qb who gets to face the Lions outdoors.
Bears -5
St Louis / Cleveland over 43.5
these are my best three suggestions for Sunday
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