What are your predictions for the remainder of the 2017–18 NFL season?
Here’s how I think the playoffs will turn out:AFC Seeds:(WEST) Chiefs: 12–4(EAST) Patriots: 12–4(SOUTH) Texans: 10–6(NORTH) Steelers: 9–7(Wildcard) Broncos: 9–7(Wildcard) Jaguars: 9–7NFC Seeds:(EAST) Eagles: 12–4(WEST) Cardinals: 11–5(NORTH) Vikings: 10–6(SOUTH) Saints: 10–6(Wildcard) Rams: 9–7(Wildcard) Seahawks: 8–8I think a couple of things:Houston is the real deal if their offense keeps clicking and the defense begins to play team football. Playing in one of the easiest divisions in football, they’re practically guaranteed a playoff seed.The Panthers are atop the division but Cam isn’t looking like healthy Cam and that scares me. I don’t think they can sustain an offense without his running ability.Russell Wilson and the ‘Hawks squeak into the playoffs, carried by their strong defense and resurgence of CJ Prosise in the passing game, but they are seriously hampered by their abysmal offensive line.The Rams look good, but the youth on the team may not be able to withstand the longevity of the season.With the addition of AP and a running game, the Cardinals just need to wait until David Johnson comes back from his injury and they become a serious contender.The Jaguars are 100% reliant on Fournette and his running ability. If he gets hurt or is slowed by injury, they could easily go the rest of the season winless, plagued by their poor special team play and Bortle’s inability to pass the ball downfield.Packers don’t go to the playoffs without A-Rodgers. Sorry, but he’s the entirety of the offense in my opinion, and the defense simply isn’t good enough to win games if they’re on the field for extended periods of time.The Browns and 49ers both win one game.
Where can I find predictions for week by week statistics of NFL players?
Most fantasy football websites will do this. Espn, for example, outs out projected stats across all categories for offensive positional players. Start there, many other sites do this, just depends on what you need it for.Most sure not thay accurate, so I wouldn't stake any wagers on it. Typically they will overinflated to actuals.
What are some impressions of Week 10 of the 2012-13 NFL Season?
Here's some quick, shallow analysis:The Giants, as expected, are in their November slump. Eli looks lost. They can't generate pressure. All part of the plan, I suppose. It's like they pencil in a few weeks of every season to look absolutely terriblearian foster is incredibly good, and along with their defense, is what makes the texans so dangerousWelcome back MegatronAnd although they've been performing, i'd also like to welcome back Adrian Petersen and Chris Johnson. Back at the top of the RB heap, where they belongAJ Green is so good i can't stand itSF tied St. Louis? In what universe?The Falcons were finally beaten by an always dangerous Saints team. Matty Ice is nice, but he's still not in the same class as BreesThe Seahawks look absurdly strong at home, but I wouldn't put too much stock into a win over the Jets. They're the Jets, after allThe Patriots beat the Bills, as expected. The Bills made it interesting, as expected. F-Jax and Spiller are a lethal running back combinationMonday night prediction: The Chiefs will lose. By a lot.
Oakland Raiders vs San Fransisco 49ers predictions?
Raiders 23-21
When making predictions about a football team, what do the numbers 13-3 mean, etc?
Those numbers are win-loss records. In this case, more like predicted records, but that's not important. As for the north, south, east, and west, those refer to the divisions. There are 32 teams in the NFL. These 32 teams are split into two conferences, the AFC and NFC. Each conference is then split into 4 divisions -- north, south, east, and west. Ergo, there are 8 divisions in the NFL. AFC West, NFC West, AFC North, NFC North, and so on and so forth. Neither of these really affect your experience watching the game, though, so even if you don't absorb it all by then, you should still be fine.
What are the best betting picks for NFL in week 13?
I’ve been following the sports predictions at SportsJaw Covering the spread together the past few weeks, here are a few of their community picks and predicted scores for most of the games for NFL week 13 Picks:Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys (-1.5, 44 O/U)Pick: Redskins 20, Cowboys 13Detroit Lions at Baltimore Ravens (-3)Pick: Ravens 20, Lions 17Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans (-7)Pick: Titans 24, Texans 17Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars (-9.5, 40.5 O/U)Pick: Jaguars 23, Colts 10Denver Broncos at Miami Dolphins (EVEN, 38 O/U)Pick: Dolphins 19, Broncos 16Kansas City Chiefs (-3.5, 43.5 O/U) at New York JetsPick: Jets 20, Chiefs 13Minnesota Vikings at Atlanta Falcons (-3, 47 O/U)Pick: Falcons 30, Vikings 23New York Giants at Oakland Raiders (-7.5, 43 O/U)Pick: Raiders 20, Giants 13 UNDER 39To get all of the community picks from SportsJaw visit Covering the spread together for crowd sourced betting news and predictions for every matchup every day.
What is the best survivor pick for week 1 of the NFL season?
See the betting lines below from Vegas Insider. The teams with the largest point spread are Green Bay on the road at -6 vs Chicago and Dallas at home -5 vs NY Giants.I normally only pick home teams for a survivor pick and seeing Green Bay lost their best receiver, Jordy Nelson, I would go with Dallas over NY Giants.
What are your takeaways from week 1 of the NFL season so far?
1 - Patriots solid and the claims of off-season strife were a fiction of the media.2 - NY Jets better than we may have expected.3 - Bills in serious trouble.4 - Dolphins becoming competitive again.5 - Ravens the big story of the AFC North.6 - Steelers in trouble after off-season of finger-pointing and Roethlisberger not improving.7 - Browns definitely better than last year.8 - Bengals ALSO better than expected.9 - Jaguars benefitted from overrated NY Giants team; Jags good but not great.10 - Colts and Titans competitive despite tough losses.11 - Texans not the same; Deshaun Watson not the same player right now.12 - Chiefs and Broncos very solid.13 - Chargers still tough.14 - Raiders look to be in trouble.15 - Eagles off to slow start and may not be as good as advertised.16 - Giants, Cowboys, and Redskins look weak.17 - Big takeaway for Packers is Aaron Rodgers forced to play Bradyball - quick outs, short passes - due to his leg injury, an injury that may hobble him.18 - Bears bad start and uncertain they have what it takes to rebound.19 - Lions in serious trouble with poor showing by Matthew Stafford and reported player pushback against new coach Matt Patricia20 - Vikings the division favorite.21 - Falcons in trouble with uninspiring performance by Matt Ryan.22 - Panthers respectable start.23 - Saints no better than last year.24 - Buccaneers may be the upset champs of the season.25 - Rams division favorite.26 - 49ers now seeing Garoppolo weaknesses now that opponents have video on him; rebound vital to regain momentum.27 - Seahawks competitive but no longer as good as advertised.28 - Steelers players speaking against LeVeon Bell a good sign - being a good teammate includes public criticism of a teammate who is wrong, plus rank-and-file should oppose grossly inflated contracts to the likes of Stafford, Ryan, Rodgers, etc. - Ryan and Stafford played like quarterbacks becoming lazy with guaranteed money and such contracts mean less for other players given need to control spending.