NFL pickens week 9

[Logan Byers]

Sunday
Atlanta at Detroit
Vick is starting to become both a RB and a QB, making him even more dangerous.
Cincinnati at Baltimore
Baltimore's D should be able to hold-up the Bengal's offense.
Dallas at Washington
The Romo and Totally Overrated connection should take advantage of the Redskins D.
Green Bay at Buffalo
Green Bay's on a roll. Buffalo could make it a game if they put the ball in McGahee's hands.
Houston at N.Y. Giants
They benched Carr last week against Tennessee, do they really expect him to bounce back against the Giants D?
Kansas City at St. Louis
Larry Johnson is running rampant and it could be Huard's last chance to make a great impression (He's been great so far. exception: Pittsburgh).
Miami at Chicago
2 blow-out games in a row?
New Orleans at Tampa Bay
I expect the Saints to bounce back.
Tennessee at Jacksonville
How can you argue against a QB with a 5-and-1 record as a starter going against one of the bottom-feeder teams of the league?
Minnesota at San Francisco
Another bounce-back game. Chester Taylor + 49ers Defense = Field Day!
Cleveland at San Diego
Now with Merriman gone, nothing changes. Chargers still have L.T running circles around, and Michael Turner running over, the opposing defenses.
Denver at Pittsburgh
Think Big Ben should take a rest? I do. Batch has been phenomenal when he's been under center.
Indianapolis at New England
Really torn hear. Colts fan living in New England.
Despite being a Colts fan, we can't win 'em all. Maroney is a great RB and Belichick always finds a way to beat Indy.

Monday
Oakland at Seattle
Oakland can't score on offense. Their only hope is that their Defense will score and I don't see that happening.

[A_Reed]

Sunday
Atlanta at Detroit
Cincinnati at Baltimore
Dallas at Washington
Green Bay at Buffalo
Houston at N.Y. Giants
Kansas City at St. Louis
Miami at Chicago
New Orleans at Tampa Bay
Tennessee at Jacksonville
Minnesota at San Francisco
Cleveland at San Diego
Denver at Pittsburgh
Indianapolis at New England

Monday, Nov. 6
Oakland at Seattle