San Francisco at San Diego: Fuck it I want the upset, if the Raiders can do it of all team, no reason Niners can't. If the Defense can to play as thoroughly dominantly as they did against the Broncos and showed flashes of in the past, I think they can pull it off. That and it's my secret desire for Chargers to lose just to prove the point that they can't keep making strong last month surges to win their previously-weak division
Buffaro at Miami: Dunno really, could go either way, but I think Miami will pull ahead
Detroit at Tampa Bay: Detriot = horrible away team. Plus TB is so much better
Arizona at Carolina: Panther's best bet is to just lose and secure themselves a nice high draft pick next year. Who would have thought though that these 2 playoff teams from only a few years ago would be bottom dwellers again? To think it all started with a 4 pick game from then-QB Delahome...
New Orleans at Baltimore: Unless the Ravens can get their offense moving as well, I think the Saints can outscore them despite the tough Ravens defense to win
Jacksonville at Indianapolis: Not betting against the Colts at home
Philadelphia at New York Giants: I think they can take the rematch, but we'll see, Giants are no pushovers
Cleveland at Cincinnati: Against the faltering Bengals, I like the Brown's chances
Houston at Tennessee: Loser bowl here, though I'm channeling Houston as the winner
Washington at Dallas: I still think the Redskins are vastly improved (besides defense) from last year's version, but the Cowboys are apparently still trying to be the spoiler team for everyone else...oh well, not like the Redskins were in postseason contention anyways
Kansas City at St Louis: Rams are ok, but KC should have Cassel back, which should mean a win
Atlanta at Seattle: Lol Seattle
New York Jets at Pittsburgh: Jets can't get that offense going, and Steelers have it going on along with the defense to compete. Really Jets, are you trying to squeak in at 9-7 again? That isn't happening >.>
Denver at Oakland: Oakland for postseason? Still possible, though losing last week's game cost them a chance to catch up with the Chiefs, and need a lot of luck for them to drop the next 2 easy games
Green Bay at New England: This is largely dependent on Rodgers, if he's healthy I'm going with Green Bay regardless of how favorable the Patriots are in this matchup. Otherwise, Packers don't have a chance in hell without him really
Chicago at Minnesota: Jackson isn't bad so far, but I think Bears are a bit pissed at losing so lamely to the Patriots, so they'll come out firing
Might change some depending on injures of course.