NFL picks: It's go time
Entering the final week of the regular season I clearly have momentum on my side; consecutive 5-11 weeks will do that. Overton is clearly in the driver's seat... leaving me and Lingo in the trunk. But nobody is giving up here. Disregard my prior empty promises when I say there will be drama in Week 17. Oh yes, there will be drama.
Last week:
Overton: 8-8
Lingo: 8-8
Clay: 5-11
Season standings
Overton: 68-51-2
Clay: 61-58-2
Lingo: 61-58-2
Clay's picks
N.Y. GIANTS (+13.5) over New England
Buffalo (+7.5) over PHILADELPHIA
TAMPA BAY (+3) over Carolina
Cincinnati (-2.5) over MIAMI
WASHINGTON (-9) over Dallas
Detroit (+4) over GREEN BAY
HOUSTON (-6.5) over Jacksonville
New Orleans (-2) over CHICAGO
Pittsburgh (-3) over BALTIMORE
Seattle (+1) over ATLANTA
CLEVELAND (+10.5) over San Francisco
Tennessee (-6) over INDIANAPOLIS
Minnesota (-3) over DENVER
San Diego (-8) over OAKLAND
St. Louis (+6) over ARIZONA
Kansas City (+6) over N.Y. JETS
Overton's picks
New England (-13.5) over N.Y. GIANTS
PHILADELPHIA (-7.5) over Buffalo
TAMPA BAY (+3) over Carolina
Cincinnati (-2.5) over MIAMI
Dallas (+9) over WASHINGTON
GREEN BAY (-4) over Detroit
Jacksonville (+6.5) over HOUSTON
CHICAGO (+2) over New Orleans
Pittsburgh (-3) over BALTIMORE
Seattle (+1) over ATLANTA
CLEVELAND (+10.5) over San Francisco
Tennessee (-6) over INDIANAPOLIS
Minnesota (-3) over DENVER
OAKLAND (+8) over San Diego
ARIZONA (-6) over St. Louis
N.Y. JETS (-6) over Kansas City
Lingo's picks
New England (-13.5) over N.Y. GIANTS
PHILADELPHIA (-7.5) over Buffalo
Carolina (-3) over TAMPA BAY
Cincinnati (-2.5) over MIAMI
WASHINGTON (-9) over Dallas
Detroit (+4) over GREEN BAY
HOUSTON (-6.5) over Jacksonville
New Orleans (-2) over CHICAGO
Pittsburgh (-3) over BALTIMORE
ATLANTA (-1) over Seattle
San Francisco (+10.5) over CLEVELAND
INDIANAPOLIS (+6) over Tennessee
Minnesota (-3) over DENVER
San Diego (-8) over OAKLAND
ARIZONA (-6) over St. Louis
N.Y. JETS (-6) over Kansas City
About Clay
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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