We are at the end of the regular season and who would have thought things would unfold the way they did. The 2010-11 regular NFL season played out like a soap opera. From HBO Hard Knocks with the Jets, the controversy with all the “illegal hits,” to Brett Favre’s sexting, it was like watching a weekly TV show. Donovan McNabb, Mike Shanahan, Michael Vick, Mike Singletary, and Vince Young were just some of the guest stars on the show. Plots like the Randy Moss fiasco and cameos from hot babes like reporter Ines Sainz and Jenn Sterger kept weekly viewers entertained and tuned in each week.
Stadiums collapsing, bad weather, and weird play-off scenarios. My J-E-T-S… They need to get their *^#@ together! It’s just that simple. Vick and the Eagles definitely slipped up last week. New England, not a fan and will never buy into him being the greatest QB to ever play. Wade Phillips, sorry to see you go. I still believe the Cowboys should have got rid of Jason Garrett. Brad Childress, Boooo! That’s with a capital “B!” Wait, that’s a capital “B” for Bye-Bye!
SUN, JAN 2
Carolina at Atlanta
Pittsburgh at Cleveland
Minnesota at Detroit
Oakland at Kansas City
Miami at New England
Tampa Bay at New Orleans
Buffalo at NY Jets
Cincinnati at Baltimore
Jacksonville at Houston
NY Giants at Washington
Dallas at Philadelphia
Arizona at San Francisco
Chicago at Green Bay
Tennessee at Indianapolis
San Diego at Denver
St. Louis at Seattle
Below are my straight picks for week 17. Remember anything can happen on any given Sunday, Drink, and pick responsibly!
Tam-Star’s NFL Pick Em’ – Week 16
Pick Em’ Results: 8-8
*Pick Em’ Results Thru Week 16: 100-76
Note: started week 5
So-called ESPN NFL Experts Pick Em’ Results
About me: I am a producer, managing editor (MankindUnplugged.com), writer… aspiring professional bowler, creative, quirky, all around Jane of all trades and just a little offbeat. I am an avid football fan and I blame my obsession with sports gambling and picking parlays on an ex-boyfriend… funny thing is that’s all he was good for.
