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The slumping Washington Redskins head west on Sunday to take on an emerging Seattle team that has won two straight games. While things appear to be unraveling before our very eyes in Washington, things appear to be coming together for the chronically underachieving Seattle Seahawks.
Two surprisingly competitive AFC North teams do battle on Sunday as the Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals hope to keep their playoff hopes alive (for the Browns chances are slim).
The Bucs (4-6) have lost 4 straight and if they lose to the Titans (5-5) in this non-conference match up the post-season will likely be a pipe dream.
It is safe to say that things haven’t turned out as expected for Minnesota this year. They opened the season with 4 straight losses which sucked the wind out of the franchise and quickly turned this year into a rebuilding one.
The New England Patriots will try and raise their 2011 record against the NFC East to over .500 after a 1-1 start, when they invade Lincoln Financial Field this Sunday afternoon to face the Philadelphia Eagles.
When the Buffalo Bills won their first three games and five of their first seven starts, their fans were the first to remind people that there was still a ton of time left for the team to prove that they deserved to be considered a contender.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers take the field this Sunday night under the Primetime spotlight, they will be looking to make a statement against a battered and bruised Kansas City Chiefs’ team.
They score the most points in the league and with a defense that is playing a bend but don’t break style, they are winning relatively easily most of the time.
Matt Leinart and the Houston Texans will try and extend their current winning streak to five games this Sunday afternoon when they tangle with the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Field in this AFC South matchup. The kick-off is slated for 1 p.m. and the game will be broadcast regionally on CBS.
Like the car company that the team’s stadium is named after, the New Orleans Saints have the power to take it from 0-60 in seconds when playing at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, and have proved it with four straight wins to open the home portion of their schedule.
Week 11 in the NFL was the final round of byes this season, so with 14 games on the schedule there were eight home teams that covered the spread, four road teams that covered, and two games ending in a ‘push’. There were seven favorites and five underdogs that covered and two ‘pushes’.
Week 11 was another strong week – not like the 4-0-0 last week but pretty good. The Week 11 picks went 2-1-1 with the Giants letting me down in a big way!
Week 11 in the NFL is in the books. The Weisguy takes over for Matt and offers up these recaps for your NFL viewing pleasure.
The Harbaugh Bowl comes our way on Thanksgiving night when the 9-1 San Francisco 49ers head to Baltimore to take on the 7-3 Baltimore Ravens.
The Miami Dolphins bring a three-game winning streak into Cowboy Stadium for a Thanksgiving Day matchup with the Dallas Cowboys, who have strung together three victories of their own. Game time is set for 4:15 p.m. and it will be broadcast nationally on CBS.
This was definitely a game that Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback Matt Cassel had circled on his calendar when the NFL regular season schedule was released. That will only make it tougher for him to watch as his current team looks to get back on track against his former team with a trip to Foxborough to face the New England Patriots.
