Showing posts with label NFL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NFL. Show all posts

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Ace's NFL Picks: Week 3

By: Ace, Senior NFL Analyst

Week 2 was a model of consistency as I went 6-8-2 vs the spread and 10-6-0 picking winners. I once again hit on my "upset special" with Atlanta, and my "lock" with New England. Here are my picks for week 3. I like Miami as my upset and Carolina as my lock. Good luck everyone.

Game:                                                                               My Pick (with spread):

New England at Buffalo                                                  New England (-8.5)
San Fransisco at Cincinnati                                           Cincinnati (-2.5)
Miami at Cleveland                                                         Miami (+2.5)
Denver at Tennessee                                                     Tennessee (-6.5)
Detroit at Minnesota                                                       Detroit (-3.5)
Houston at New Orleans                                                 New Orleans (-4.0)
New York Giants at Philadelphia                                   Philadelphia (Off)
Jacksonville at Carolina                                                 Carolina (-3.5)
New York Jets at Oakland                                              New York Jets (-3.5)
Baltimore at St. Louis                                                     Baltimore (-4.0)
Kansas City at San Diego                                             San Diego (-14.5)
Green Bay at Chicago                                                   Green Bay (-3.5)
Arizona at Seattle                                                           Seattle (+3.5)
Atlanta at Tampa Bay                                                     Atlanta (+1.5)
Pittsburgh at Indianapolis                                              Pittsburgh (-10.5)
Washington at Dallas                                                     Washington (Off)

Friday, September 16, 2011

Ace's NFL Picks: Week 2

By: Ace, Senior NFL Analyst

Last week I went 6-8-2 against the spread and 10-6-0 just picking winners. My "upset special" Chicago easily beat Atlanta 30 to 12 and my "lock of the week" Houston took care of Indianapolis 34 to 7. Not a bad start to the season, but hopefully I can do better this week. Here are my picks for week two, my upset is Atlanta (+2.5) and my lock is New England (-7.0).

Game:                                                        My Pick (with spread):

Oakland at Buffalo                                     Oakland (+3.0)
Kansas City at Detroit                               Detroit (-8.0)
Baltimore at Tennessee                            Baltimore (-6.0)
Cleveland at Indianapolis                          Indianapolis (+2.5)
Tampa Bay at Minnesota                          Minnesota (-3.0)
Chicago at New Orleans                           Chicago (-7.0)
Jacksonville at New York Jets                   New York Jets (-9.5)
Seattle at Pittsburgh                                  Pittsburgh (-14.5)
Arizona at Washington                              Washington (-3.5)
Green Bay at Carolina                              Green Bay (-10.0)
Dallas at San Francisco                            Dallas (-3.0)
Cincinnati at Denver                                  Denver (-4.0)
Houston at Miami                                       Miami (+3.0)
San Diego at New England                       New England (-7.0)
Philadelphia at Atlanta                               Atlanta (+2.5)
St. Louis at New York Giants                     New York Giants (-6.0)

Thursday, September 8, 2011

Ace's NFL Picks: Week 1

By: Ace, LeRoy Senior Handicapper

Game:                                                                        My Pick (with spread):

New Orleans at Green Bay                                            Green Bay (-4.5)
Atlanta at Chicago                                                          Chicago (+3.0)
Cincinnati at Cleveland                                                  Cincinnati (+6.5)
Buffalo at Kansas City                                                    Kansas City (-6.0)
Philadelphia at St. Louis                                                Philadelphia (-5.0)
Detroit at Tampa Bay                                                     Tampa Bay (-2.0)
Tennessee at Jacksonville                                            Jacksonville (-3.0)
Pittsburgh at Baltimore                                                  Baltimore (-2.5)
Indianapolis at Houston                                                 Houston (-8.5)
Carolina at Arizona                                                        Arizona (-7.0)
Minnesota at San Diego                                               San Diego (-8.5)
Seattle at San Francisco                                              Seattle (+5.5)
New York (NYG) at Washington                                   New York (NYG) (-3.0)
Dallas at New York (NYJ)                                              New York (NYJ) (-4.5)
New England at Miami                                                  Miami (+7.0)
Oakland at Denver                                                        Denver (-3.0)

Saturday, September 3, 2011

Obama Won't Ruin NFL Opener

By: Ace, Senior NFL Analyst

President Barack (Hussein) Obama made one of the smartest political decisions of his presidency on Friday by deciding to reschedule his Sept. 8th address to the nation to avoid conflict with the NFL season opener. Obama's speech on the nation's unemployment crisis was originally slated to air at 8pm Thursday night. The NFL's season opener between the Green Bay Packers and the New Orleans Saints is scheduled to kickoff at 8:30pm on NBC. Blacking out the beginning of the season opener (which should be one of the highest rated games all season) would have be devastating for both football fans and Obama's dwindling approval rating. In the end the White House made the right decision moving to speech to avoid pissing off a large portion of the country, because it's not likely the speech will have any effect on restoring economic confidence or creating jobs.