NFL picks: Hot is the new lukewarm
The heat eminating from our NFL picks is reaching such a feverish level that an 11-5 week by yours truely is no longer good enough to be termed hot by DON'T THINK standards. Nor is a 'run of the mill' 10-6 mark by Overton. The lingo, if you will, is changing.
Our boy Lingo, however, has dipped into frigid territory, relatively speaking of course.
Last week
Clay: 11-5
Overton: 10-6
Lingo: 6-10
Season standings
Clay: 32-23-2
Overton: 31-24-2
Lingo: 26-29-2
Here are this weeks picks. The HOME teams are in caps.
Clay's picks
DALLAS (-7) over Green Bay
ST. LOUIS (-4) over Atlanta
WASHINGTON (-6) over Buffalo
Detroit (+3.5) over MINNESOTA
Houston (+3.5) over TENNESSEE
Jacksonville (+6.5) over INDIANAPOLIS
N.Y. Jets (+1.5) over MIAMI
San Diego (-5.5) over KANSAS CITY
PHILADELPHIA (-3) over Seattle
San Francisco (+3) over CAROLINA
Tampa Bay (+3.5) over NEW ORLEANS
Cleveland (+1) over ARIZONA
Denver (-3.5) over OAKLAND
CHICAGO (+2) over N.Y. Giants
PITTSBURGH (-7) over Cincinnati
New England (-20.5) over BALTIMORE
Lingo's picks
DALLAS (-7) over Green Bay
ST. LOUIS (-4) over Atlanta
Buffalo (+6) over WASHINGTON
MINNESOTA (-3.5) over Detroit
Houston (+3.5) over TENNESSEE
Jacksonville (+6.5) over INDIANAPOLIS
N.Y. Jets (+1.5) over MIAMI
KANSAS CITY (+5.5) over San Diego
Seattle (+3) over PHILADELPHIA
CAROLINA (-3) over San Francisco
NEW ORLEANS (-3.5) over Tampa Bay
Cleveland (+1) over ARIZONA
Denver (-3.5) over OAKLAND
N.Y. Giants (-2) over CHICAGO
PITTSBURGH (-7) over Cincinnati
New England (-20.5) over BALTIMORE
Overton's picks
DALLAS (-7) over Green Bay
ST. LOUIS (-4) over Atlanta
WASHINGTON (-6) over Buffalo
MINNESOTA (-3.5) over Detroit
TENNESSEE (-3.5) over Houston
INDIANAPOLIS (-6.5) over Jacksonville
San Diego (-5.5) over KANSAS CITY
PHILADELPHIA (-3) over Seattle
CAROLINA (-3) over San Francisco
NEW ORLEANS (-3.5) over Tampa Bay
ARIZONA (-1) over Cleveland
Denver (-3.5) over OAKLAND
CHICAGO (+2) over N.Y. Giants
PITTSBURGH (-7) over Cincinnati
BALTIMORE (+20.5) over New England

Clay Fowler has been covering high school sports for six years in California and Texas. He was born in Dallas, attended the University of Texas and worked in Central Texas before joining the Daily Bulletin staff in 2006.



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