We’re already on double digit weeks? How can this be!

And after last week, we are ready to get into the double-digit portion of the season. We said that we needed a big week last week and, well, I meant this week … obviously!

Let’s get it rolling!

Week 10 – HERE WE GO!!!!

(HOME TEAM IN CAPS)

14 – DENVER over Las Vegas – At least it’s the Thursday Night game so Raiders fans can have a relaxing Sunday this week.

13 – INDIANAPOLIS over Atlanta – So when they lose a game, the Colts just bring in an All-Pro Cornerback … they got this thing figured out!

12 – Buffalo over MIAMI – Remember when we though we were going to get the reincarnation of the Bills/Dolphins rivalry from the 90s? Yeeeeeeah about that …

11 – SEATTLE over Arizona – It’s scary that the Seahawks went and got more offensive power.

10 – CHICAGO over New York Giants – This could be a rivalry for the future when the Giants get healthy.

9 – CAROLINA over New Orleans – Can the Panthers actually make a run at the Bucs? My BOLD PREDICTION is that after multiple years finishing at the bottom of the league, THE PANTHERS WILL MAKE THE PLAYOFFS IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS.

8 – TAMPA BAY over New England – As I just mentioned, the Bucs need to watch their back with the Panthers coming up.

7 – LOS ANGELES CHARGERS over Pittsburgh – The Steelers look strong last week…they just don’t seem like a team that can do it two weeks in a row

6 – Jacksonville over HOUSTON – Losing CJ Stroud will hurt the Texans bad.

5 – Philadelphia over GREEN BAY – This should have been an automatic Game of the Week, but who would have thought the Packers would slip the way they have.

4 – MINNESOTA over Baltimore – If you wanted to flip this and pick the Ravens, I wouldn’t be mad at you … … … much.

3 – Detroit over WASHINGTON – Just like Houston, the Commanders are going to miss their signal caller

2 – SAN FRANCISCO over Los Angeles Rams – This just seems like a big divisional game that the 9ers always find a way to win.

1 – Cleveland over NEW YORK JETS – Keep this game on the one-point line so you don’t have an urge to want to watch a second of it.