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Brink’s Best Bets: All NFL Week 11 Predictions
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The 49ers are off this week, so the misery stops for 49ers fans. While the 49ers enjoy a break, the NFC West features some very important matchups with the Seahawks facing off with the Cardinals and the Rams taking on
Tom Brady and the Bucs. Let's get to the Week 11 picks.
Season Record: 83-63
49ers Picks Record: 4-6
Best & Worst Picks of Week 10
My Best Pick: Giants 20 - Eagles 16
Final Score: Giants 27- Eagles 17
My Worst Pick: Titans 23 - Colts 21
Final Score: Colts 34 - Titans 17
Week 11 Picks
Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks (-3) - The Cardinals officially dethrone the Seahawks, for now.
Cardinals 38 - Seahawks 27
Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints (-5) - Saints better without Brees, steamroll these birds
Saints 28 - Falcons 12
Cincinnati Bengals at Washington Football Team (-1) - Burrow's big day pulls it out
Bengals 26 - WFT 20
Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers (-3) - Lions pull off the baby upset
Lions 23 - Panthers 21
New England Patriots at Houston Texans (+1.5) - Pats pull to .500 with a defensive gem
Patriots 16 - Texans 9
Philadelphia Eagles at Cleveland Browns (-3) - Another bad game, but another Browns win
Browns 16 - Eagles 14
Pittsburgh Steelers at Jacksonville Jaguars (+10) - Steelers dominate a bad Jags squad
Steelers 23 - Jaguars 6
Tennessee Titans at Baltimore Ravens (-6.5) - Titans deal the Ravens their second loss in a row, stump Jackson
Titans 27 - Ravens 19
Green Bay Packers at Indianapolis Colts (-1.5) - Dominant D slows down Rodgers, again
Colts 31 - Packers 20
New York Jets at Los Angeles Chargers (-8.5) - Jets can't find a way in a close loss
Chargers 24 - Jets 20
Miami Dolphins at Denver Broncos (+3.5) - Tua stays undefeated, Dolphins win big
Dolphins 34 - Broncos 13
Dallas Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings (-7) - Vikings roll over a hapless Cowboys team
Vikings 30 - Cowboys 15
Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders (+7) - COVID strikes at worst time for these Raiders
Chiefs 24 - Raiders 23
Los Angeles Rams at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-4) - Rams win big, Tampa looks lost
Rams 33 - Buccaneers 16
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"We loved that receiver," the executive told Sando. "The first round is probably a little high for him, but if they want the fifth-year option with him, fine."
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