It was another hot week for picks and we expect this weekend to be no different. Peruse the selections and then wager accordingly.

Redskins vs Colts

The Redskins have a new (old) quarterback in Colt McCoy and they travel to Indianapolis to play a Colts team that is much better than they are. McCoy will keep them in it, but Indy will win the game. Colts 27, Redskins 21.

Titans vs. Texans

With Ryan Mallett getting hurt it’s back to Ryan Fitzpatrick for the Texans. Fitzpatrick usually won’t kill you, but he does the bare minimum as a starting quarterback. The bare minimum along with a good defense will be enough on Sunday. Texans 20, Titans 14.

Browns vs. Bills

Cleveland, along with the rest of the AFC North, has fattened up their record on the AFC and NFC South. The Bills aren’t world beaters, but they do have enough juice to take down the Browns. Bills 24, Browns 16.

Chargers vs. Ravens

San Diego isn’t as good as their record would suggest; Neither is Baltimore, but the Ravens are at home and the Chargers will have a tough time with that 10 AM PST start. Ravens 23, Chargers 14.

Giants vs. Jaguars

The Giants have lost six straight games and are happy to see Jacksonville on their schedule. The Jaguars are circling the drain, but they see this as a highly-winnable game for them. Upset Special!!! Jaguars 16, Giants 14.

Bengals vs. Buccaneers

This has been the chic upset pick this week as it’s tough to wrap your arms around an Andy Dalton led team. That makes sense, but the Bucs are smaller than the sum of their parts and the Bengals will find a way. Bengals 27, Bucs 17.

Raiders vs. Rams

The Rams have been playing really good football compared to their talent level in recent weeks. It’s natural to ease up when you see Oakland on the schedule and the Raiders are on their mini-bye after playing last Thursday. Another upset special! Raiders 24, Rams 23.

Saints vs. Steelers

If the Saints can’t win with their great home field advantage, where can they win? Probably places like Tampa and Jacksonville, but not many other locals. Steelers 27, Saints 24.

Panthers vs. Vikings

As horrible as this season has been for the Panthers, they are a half game out of the NFC South lead. Riverboat Ron will summon up the troops and the Panthers will get a much needed victory against rookie Teddy Bridgewater and the Vikings. Panthers 20, Vikings 17.

Cardinals vs. Falcons

Even with a backup quarterback, Arizona is a much better football team than Atlanta. They have a better defense and an enormous coaching advantage. The NFC South leaders will have an eighth loss by Sunday night. Cards 17, Falcons 13.

Patriots vs. Packers

The game of the century! That might be a little aggressive, but it figures to be a great game as we have the two hottest teams in the NFL. This is the first time Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are playing each other and this is absolute quarterback porn. Packers 31, Patriots 27.

Broncos vs. Chiefs

Just when you really started to believe in Kansas City, they hand the Oakland Raiders their first victory of the season. Alex Smith isn’t a bad quarterback, but he can’t keep up with Peyton Manning. Broncos 35, Chiefs 24.

Dolphins vs. Jets

Miami is a much better football team than their 6-5 record suggests. The Jets are probably worse than their 2-9 record suggests. Talent wins. Dolphins 31, Jets 10.

Last week: 11-3