Thursday
8:30
''Rex Ryan cares way more than he should'' game of the week
Jets (0-1) at Bills (0-1)
This will be a tough game for the New York Jets regardless, as they are playing on the road against a tough Bills defense. But the reason I see Buffalo winning this game is due to Rex Ryan and his obsession with his old club. If the Bills go 2-14, and their only wins are against the New York Jets, Rex Ryan will at least be somewhat satisfied. Of course, Ryan also could be coaching for his job tonight, so he has no options.
Bills 28, Jets 24
Sunday
1:00
Who the hell cares part I
Titans (0-1) at Lions (1-0)
Both Matthew Stafford and Marcus Mariota are exciting QB's to watch. That's about the only thing this matchup has going for it.
Lions 35, Titans 23
The ''too easy to label as ''Who the hell cares''? game of the week
Ravens (1-0) at Browns (0-1)
The Ravens are an improved football team that will contend for a playoff spot. The Browns are the Browns, and now they are without RGIII. Ravens in an ugly one.
Ravens 28, Browns 10
Rivalry of the Week
Cowboys (0-1) at Redskins (0-1)
One of the NFL's best rivalries takes place at FedEx Field on Sunday afternoon. Both the Cowboys and Redskins had disappointing losses in Week 1, but I think Dallas is the better team. Dak Prescott will have his coming out party this week, and Big D will prove to be just too damn talented for Dan Snyder's boys to handle.
Dolphins (0-1) at Patriots (1-0)
Will Tom Brady's suspension hurt the Patriots this week
No.
This could get ugly
49ers (1-0) at Panthers (0-1)
Don't let that 28-0 opening night win fool you. The San Fransico 49ers are not a good football team, and that will be evident on Sunday. Say what you want about Cam Newton, but the guy is a competitor, and himself as well as his teamates are very pissed about losing that game in Denver. The 49ers will be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Panthers 42, 49ers 21
If you smell what the Brock is cooking
Chiefs (1-0) at Texans (1-0)
This will be a fun one. It will be interesting to see how the Texans offense matches up against KC's solid defensive unit. If this game were in the deafening Arrowhead Stadium, I would foresee a Chiefs win. But since KC is on the road, and since I think Brock Osweiler is going to be a stud, I like Houston in a close one.
Texans 28, Chiefs 21
4:05
The Hunt for Red September
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| The great Tom Clancy |
Buccaneers (1-0) at Cardinals (0-1)
Tampa Bay is a young team on the rise, and they are a sleeper in the NFC South. However, I expect Bruce Arians to regroup his troops after a crushing Sunday Night loss to New England at home. Teams like the Cardinals won't lose 2 in a row often, and this won't be an exception. The Bucs are good, but they ain't that good just yet.
Cards 35, Bucs 21
This could also get ugly
Seahawks (1-0) at Rams (0-1)
It looks like it's gonna be a long year for the LA Rams. I hope that this game is not a blowout, considering that it is the first pro football game played in Los Angeles since 1994. However, the Seahawks offense is bound to find itself after a poor performance against Miami on Sunday. Thomas Rowles will go off, and the LA fans will wish their team was still in St. Louis
4:25
Sorry, Rutz
Falcons (0-1) at Raiders (1-0)
Falcons will lose this one.
David: Falcons have no pass rush, no running game, and Derek Carr is young, brilliant and has a terrific offense to helm. Raiders roll.
Meaningless, but entertaining
Jags (0-1) at Chargers (0-1)
Jacksonville is an young, exciting team that will definatly be improved. They have a future All-Pro at QB in Blake Bortles, an electric offense, and a young defense that will be electryfing in 1 or 2 years. However, I don't think they are a playoff team just yet. The Chargers stink, but Philip Rivers and Blake Bortles should make for an exciting QB dual. I think that Jacksonville is more talented on offense, and that's what this shootout will come down to.
Jags 38, Chargers 35
RIP Peyton
Colts (0-1) at Broncos (1-0)
Please pray for Andrew Luck. If you haven't been watching, the Denver Broncos tend to kick the hell out of high-profile quarterbacks. Luck will fall straight in line.
Broncos 24, Colts 10
Bring Back Faith Hill
Packers (1-0) at Vikings (0-1)
Aaron Rodgers in prime time? Hard to bet against that.
Packers 34, Vikings 17.
Bring back Hank Williams JR.
Eagles (1-0) at Bears (0-1)
It is ridiclious how bland Monday Night Football games have become. While I would like to pick the Eagles since I really like Carson Wentz, since I see Philly beating the Steelers in Week 3, I do not see Philly starting 3-0. Winners will be the Bears, but honestly, who cares?
Rutz: Bears surprise people at home with a more inspired performace than week 1. Carson Wentz underwhelms in his first road game
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