TheGodInAGreyHoodie
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Week 8 Games
Vikings (2-4) at Patriots (5-1) - of course
Packers (4-3) at Jets (5-1) - division rival
Dolphins (3-3) at Bengals (2-4) - division rival
Seahawks (4-2) at Raiders (3-4) - the Seymour pick is losing value
Panthers (1-5) at Rams (3-4) - Our second round pick looks to be very early in the second round.
Bills (0-6) at Chiefs (4-2) - Mixed views on this one. We will be might be battling Chiefs for homefield, byes etc, Bills are a non factor. Plus I want Bills picking after Oakland. OTOH. Oak is actually challenging KC for the AFCW, and Oak winning the AFCW would seriously hurt the pick's value. A KC win helps prevent that.
Broncos (2-5) at 49ers (1-6) - Only mild interest. Want both teams to improve ahead of Oakland
Buccaneers (4-2) at Cardinals (3-3), yawn
Jaguars (3-4) at Cowboys (1-5) - AFC vs NFC. And I want the Cowboys picking after Oakland.
Redskins (4-3) at Lions (1-5), Would like the the Lions to improve record for pick reasons.
Steelers (5-1) at Saints (4-3) - Steelers tie NEP and Jets with the best record in the league. Them losing is more important than any loss in value of a 7th round pick from the NO.
Titans (5-2) at Chargers (2-5), Titans could be a team NE battles for bye, wildcard, homefield.
Texans (4-2) at Colts (4-2), - This pick will likely generate the most disagreement, as most Pats fans (myself included) dislike the Colts more than the Texans and pretty much always root for them to lose. Here is why I am rooting for the Colts. NEP will have an opportunity to win the tiebreakers over the Colts, NE wil not face the Texans. The Texans have 0 losses in the Conf, Colts have 2, NE has 1. NE has less than a one game lead on Hou (if NE was to lose, Hou has the tiebreakers). With the Colts, NE is ahead on the tiebreakers and thus has slightly more than one game lead on the Colts.
Byes: Bears (4-3), Browns (2-5), Eagles (4-3), Falcons (5-2), Giants (5-2), Ravens (5-2)
Vikings (2-4) at Patriots (5-1) - of course
Packers (4-3) at Jets (5-1) - division rival
Dolphins (3-3) at Bengals (2-4) - division rival
Seahawks (4-2) at Raiders (3-4) - the Seymour pick is losing value
Panthers (1-5) at Rams (3-4) - Our second round pick looks to be very early in the second round.
Bills (0-6) at Chiefs (4-2) - Mixed views on this one. We will be might be battling Chiefs for homefield, byes etc, Bills are a non factor. Plus I want Bills picking after Oakland. OTOH. Oak is actually challenging KC for the AFCW, and Oak winning the AFCW would seriously hurt the pick's value. A KC win helps prevent that.
Broncos (2-5) at 49ers (1-6) - Only mild interest. Want both teams to improve ahead of Oakland
Buccaneers (4-2) at Cardinals (3-3), yawn
Jaguars (3-4) at Cowboys (1-5) - AFC vs NFC. And I want the Cowboys picking after Oakland.
Redskins (4-3) at Lions (1-5), Would like the the Lions to improve record for pick reasons.
Steelers (5-1) at Saints (4-3) - Steelers tie NEP and Jets with the best record in the league. Them losing is more important than any loss in value of a 7th round pick from the NO.
Titans (5-2) at Chargers (2-5), Titans could be a team NE battles for bye, wildcard, homefield.
Texans (4-2) at Colts (4-2), - This pick will likely generate the most disagreement, as most Pats fans (myself included) dislike the Colts more than the Texans and pretty much always root for them to lose. Here is why I am rooting for the Colts. NEP will have an opportunity to win the tiebreakers over the Colts, NE wil not face the Texans. The Texans have 0 losses in the Conf, Colts have 2, NE has 1. NE has less than a one game lead on Hou (if NE was to lose, Hou has the tiebreakers). With the Colts, NE is ahead on the tiebreakers and thus has slightly more than one game lead on the Colts.
Byes: Bears (4-3), Browns (2-5), Eagles (4-3), Falcons (5-2), Giants (5-2), Ravens (5-2)
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