Week 7: Predictions

No matter what I do, I just can't seem to gain any ground on Tim in the Season Standings. In fact, with the exception of Week 2, Tim has either beaten me or tied with every week's predictions. Maybe I should just start copying off of him. Anyway, here are the current Season Standings:

Tim: 48-42 (8-6)

Dan: 44-46 (8-6)

Cincinnati at Atlanta

Tim: Atlanta

Dan: Atlanta

Buffalo at Baltimore

Tim: Baltimore

Dan: Baltimore

Washington at Chicago

Tim: Washington

Dan: Washington

Philadelphia at Tennessee

Tim: Tennessee

Dan: Philadelphia

Jacksonville at Kansas City

Tim: Kansas City

Dan: Kansas City

Pittsburgh at Miami

Tim: Pittsburgh

Dan: Pittsburgh

Cleveland at New Orleans

Tim: New Orleans

Dan: New Orleans

St. Louis at Tampa Bay

Tim: St. Louis

Dan: St. Louis

San Francisco at Carolina

Tim: San Francisco

Dan: San Francisco (Make that picking SF in 7 out of 7 weeks. Currently, I'm 1 for 5.)

Arizona at Seattle

Tim: Seattle

Dan: Seattle

Oakland at Denver

Tim: Denver

Dan: Denver

New England at San Diego

Tim: New England

Dan: San Diego

Minnesota at Green Bay

Tim: Minnesota

Dan: Green Bay

New York Giants at Dallas

Tim: New York Giants

Dan: Dallas

Alright, it looks like we have four games picked differently this week. Which likely means that Tim will win again...

Story Lines of the Week

• Brett Favre and the Vikings return to Lambeau Field to face Aaron Rodgers and the Packers.
• The Giants face the Cowboys in an important divisional contest as Dallas looks to get back into the division race.
• New England, fresh off a tough victory against the Ravens, now travels west to San Diego to face the 2-4 Chargers.
• The Cardinals take on the Seahawks for first place in the NFC West.
• The Redskins have been looking good of late and now get Jay Cutler and the Bears.
• Kevin Kolb starts once again as the Eagles play the Titans in the Battle of the 4-2 teams.
• Sam Bradford and Josh Freeman lead their surprising 3-win teams as the Rams visit the Buccaneers.
• The 1-5 49ers try to stay alive as they face the 0-5 Panthers in what can only be described as the Game of the Weak.