NFL Betting: Week 7 Roundup
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Week 6 in the NFL treated us to some wild finishes and some ugly injuries.
Let’s review Sunday’s action.
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Mercifully, it looks like Week 7 in the NFL will be remembered for something other than injuries. What a nice change!
Chiefs 42, Jaguars 20
Todd Bouman was strangely competent early in this matchup but it was only a matter of time before be turned back into the pumpkin he is. After his pick-six in the third quarter, this game slipped away for Jacksonville. The Chiefs’ offense continues to look legit under Charlie Weis.
Titans 37, Eagles 19
It didn’t take long for Andy Reid to confirm Michael Vick as his starter after the Eagles’ Week-8 bye. Kevin Kolb was shaky in this loss and will ride the pine in Week 9. The biggest story in this game, however, was Kenny Britt, who bounced back from his bar fight and benching to explode for 225 receiving yards and three scores.
Ravens 37, Bills 34
Well, this one was a bit closer than we all expected, wasn’t it? Ryan Fitzpatrick deliberately threw four touchdown passes but the Ravens’ underrated offense did a nice job keeping pace. Joe Flacco quietly has a nine-to-one TD:INT ratio over his last five games.
Browns 30, Saints 17
Wow. Four interceptions for Drew Brees? This can only be explained by three very important words: Madden Cover Curse.
Redskins 17, Bears 14
I’m starting to wonder if the Bears will be Mike Martz’s swan song. Jay Cutler took four more sacks and has now eaten 19 in his last two and a half games; he also completed four passes to Redskins corner DeAngelo Hall in a hideous performance. 
Falcons 39, Bengals 32
This was a fun one. Offense ruled, especially from Roddy White. He joked that he “didn’t know the names” of the Bengals’ corners and treated them like rookies on Sunday, catching 11 passes for 201 yards and two scores. Under Mike Smith, the Falcons are 16-3 at the Georgia Dome.
Steelers 23, Dolphins 22
Big Ben showed once again that he has no rust from his suspension. For all the fuss about the deciding play of the game – did Pittsburgh recover the fumble or Miami? – I still think it’s moot. I thought Roethlisberger broke the plane for a touchdown anyway.
Panthers 23, 49ers 20
Like Wade Phillips, Mike Singletary is doing an amazing job staying employed from week to week. How will he explain away San Francisco’s latest failure – allowing 10 points in the final two minutes against a winless team?
Buccaneers 18, Rams 17
Josh Freeman does it again. The Bucs looked finished before scoring 12 unanswered points in the second half and winning on a Freeman touchdown pass to Cadillac Williams with 10 seconds left in the game. He’s not always pretty doing it but Freeman is becoming a (very) poor man’s John Elway.
Seahawks 22, Cardinals 10
Seattle keeps finding ways to win and is now 3-0 at home. Pete Carroll really knows how to get the most out of big Mike Williams, who caught 11 more passes yesterday and scored the Seahawks’ only touchdown. The win was costly, however; rookie offensive tackle Russell Okung sprained his ankle. Max Hall was also concussed for Arizona.
Patriots 23, Chargers 20
How’s this for misery? San Diego leads the NFL in total offense AND total defense yet is 2-5 on the year. That has to be the choke job of all choke jobs. The Patriots look a lot like they did at the beginning of the Belichick/Brady era – boring but effective.
Raiders 59, Broncos 14
Did the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets possess Oakland yesterday? The Raiders rolled up 328 rushing yards in their dominant win over Denver. Darren McFadden is finally delivering on his promise; Kyle Orton is finally crashing back to Earth.
Packers 28, Vikings 24
A somewhat sad subplot fell by the wayside during this exciting victory. Sure, Packer fans were thrilled to see Brett Favre throw three interceptions in a heartbreaking loss. But the truth is that the greatest player in their history probably just played his last game ever at Lambeau and was booed upon arrival. Even if you hate Favre now, it leaves a bad taste in your mouth, don’t it?
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