We look into our crystal ball once again to pick each NFL game this weekend. We’re seeing just a couple upsets and a few surprising blowouts.

Detroit vs. Atlanta

Our first ever 9:30 AM kickoff begins in London with the “visiting” Lions taking on the slumping Falcons. Atlanta hasn’t won an outdoor game since November 25, 2012. That streak stays in tact. Lions 20, Falcons 17.

St. Louis vs. Kansas City

The Rams are coming off their biggest win in years, but no head coach has more victories coming off a bye than Andy Reid. Give Reid another as he has the much better team. Chiefs 24, Rams 10.

Houston vs. Tennessee

The beginning of the Zach Mettenberger era will likely square off against not only J.J. Watt but also Jadeveon Clowney. This has the makings of an ugly game. Texans 26, Titans 13.

Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay

The Buccaneers are terrible and the Vikings have looked terrible lately. Teddy Bridgewater will likely struggle again and the Bucs will find a much needed victory to get them, gulp, back into the NFC South race. Bucs 17, Vikings 13.

Seattle vs. Carolina

It’s desperation time for the defending champs. If the Panthers win they can possibly take a commanding lead in the NFC South. Seattle will right the ship and find a way. Seahawks 31, Panthers 21.

Baltimore vs. Cincinnati

The Bengals are in a tailspin and it doesn’t look like it will get any better without a healthy A.J. Green. We’re finding out what Andy Dalton is all about- a product of one great receiver. Ravens continue to roll. Ravens 24, Bengals 13.

Miami vs. Jacksonville

The Jaguars are a fashionable pick to get their second consecutive victory as an up and down Dolphins team rolls into North Florida. These Dolphins are better than their record and they’ll show it on Sunday. Dolphins 34, Jaguars 17.

Chicago vs. New England

This is another desperation game as the Bears season pretty much hangs in the balance as they take on the Patriots. Jay Cutler will respond to the criticism of his former teammate Brian Urlacher and the Bears will pull off the upset. Bears 28, Patriots 27.

Buffalo vs. New York Jets

The Bills are the first underdog with a winning record ever against a 1-6 team. There’s good reason for that as Buffalo is down to Boobie Gibson and Bryce Brown at running back. J-E-T-S 20, Bills 13.

Philadelphia vs. Arizona

Chip Kelly’s Eagles have had two weeks to prepare for Todd Bowles’ defense. The Cards are not nearly as good as their record states and reality starts to bite on Sunday. Eagles 27, Cards 17.

Oakland vs. Cleveland

This is the toughest pick of the week as the Raiders seem “due” and the Browns were pathetic last week in Jacksonville. Brian Hoyer will bounce back and the Cleveland defense will force some turnovers. Browns 20, Raiders 19.

Indianapolis vs. Pittsburgh

The Colts are one of the best teams in football on both sides of the football. The Steelers haven’t faced a decent passing attack since Ike Taylor has gone down. It catches up to them this week. Colts 38, Steelers 24.

Green Bay vs. New Orleans

The Packers are a dome team that plays outdoors. The Saints are a dome team that loses outdoors. Since both are indoors we expect two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks to rule the day. Packers 41, Saints 35.

Washington vs. Dallas

Colt McCoy is starting at quarterback for the Redskins. His numbers looked great last week, but he lacks the arm strength to throw the ball even into intermediate areas. The Cowboys defensive backs will press the Redskins receivers and force McCoy to beat them over the top. That won’t happen. Cowboys 31, Redskins 20.

Last week: 10-4