Cleveland’s upset of San Diego caught a lot of us last week. Anthony Maggio, however, ran his hot streak to 13 in a row – he hasn’t lost since his first three picks went awry.
Slim pickings in regular season finales. Here’s what we came up with:
Now that it doesn’t matter, we’re on a roll. Five different picks, five wins last week. If you’re still alive, maybe it is time to start paying attention to us.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone. Our gift to you is that we’re almost done with our attempts to pick games.
Actually, we didn’t do too badly last week. Results ranged from 13-3 (John Vomhof Jr.) to 10-6, with Vomhof pulling further ahead in the overall standings.
There are still some maddening teams that are hard to figure out — yes, I’m looking at you, Arizona, Carolina, Minnesota, Indianapolis and … well, most of the AFC West in any given week. And the NFC East. And … well, nevermind.
Here are the standings as we head into the home stretch:
Week 15
Overall
John Vomhof Jr
13-3
143-79-2
Tony
12-4
138-84-2
Anthony Maggio
10-6
130-92-2
Andy
10-6
126-96-2
And as we head into the final two weeks, the league has heavily slanted these frames with divisional match-ups. So there is some tremendously interesting football to be played yet. (more…)
Last week felt almost like a free pass. Atlanta got most of us in the win column against a Rams team that finally succeeded in getting Jeff Fisher fired. And Tony’s Detroit pick was a little closer than expected, but watching the Lions hang on to beat Chicago can hardly be described as a surprise.
This week we’ve all got to dig a bit deeper. Here’s what we came up with for week 15.
John Vomhof had pulled away from the pack for a while. Tony’s starting to catch up. Not sure if there are enough questionable games this week to narrow the gap. Here are the picks: (more…)
I guess what I am saying Andy P is that transparency is great, just doubt that it improves the results
So what do you mean where you say transparency?
Paul I don’t know what are you trying to say
Let’s say we had a lot more transparency during class of 2025 election - would it have changed outcome?
Paul what do you mean it doesn’t improves outcome