Uff Da.

We’re nearly at the halfway mark of the season and everyone still seems to be foundering with their picks.

Last week 8-6-1 paced the picks, with two selectors finishing .500 or worse.

Here are the standings:

 

  Week 7 Overall
Maggio 8-6-1 56-50-1
Andy 8-6-1 53-53-1
Vomhof 7-7-1 66-40-1
Tony 5-9-1 58-48-1

And here are our picks for week eight:

Maggio Vomhof Andy Tony
October 27, 2016
Jacksonville at Tennessee Tennessee Jacksonville Tennessee Tennessee
October 30, 2016
Washington at Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati
Kansas City at Indianapolis Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City
Oakland at Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Oakland Tampa Bay
Seattle at New Orleans New Orleans Seattle Seattle New Orleans
Detroit at Houston Houston Houston Detroit Houston
NY Jets at Cleveland Cleveland NY Jets NY Jets Cleveland
New England at Buffalo New England New England New England New England
Arizona at Carolina Carolina Carolina Arizona Carolina
San Diego at Denver Denver Denver Denver Denver
Green Bay at Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Green Bay Green Bay
Philadelphia at Dallas Dallas Dallas Philadelphia Dallas
October 31, 2016
Minnesota at Chicago Chicago Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota
Byes: Baltimore, Los Angeles, Miami, NY Giants, Pittsburgh, San Francisco

 

Game of the Week: Philadelphia at Dallas – The Eagles played well enough last week that few teams in the league would beat them. A couple weeks earlier, they played badly enough where few teams would beat them. Which version of Philly shows up this week will determine who wins, because the Cowboys are steady. I don’t think Dallas is great, but grudgingly I’d say they’re pretty good.

Game of the Weak: New York Jets at Cleveland – I keep thinking the Browns are going to win a game. They play hard. I’d like to see it happen. But they keep losing. And the schedule gets tough for a while after this game. The Jets … wtf? Hard to know what you’re going to get week in and week out from this team. I predict a late Ryan Fitzpatrick interception gets housed. But in the end, who cares?