NFL Week 14 Predictions

Browns vs Steelers   Steelers

Chiefs vs Jets  Jets

Buccaneers vs Jaguars  Buccaneers

Patriots vs Redskins  Patriots

Falcons vs Panthers  Falcons

Colts vs Ravens  Ravens

Eagles vs Dolphins  Dolphins

Vikings vs Lions  Lions

Saints vs Titans  Saints

Texans vs Bengals  Bengals

Bears vs Broncos  Broncos

49ers vs Cardinals  49ers

Bills vs Chargers  Chargers

Raiders vs Packers  Raiders

Giants vs Cowboys  Cowboys

Rams vs Seahaks  Seahawks

Ravens go into the Dog Pound and Pound on those Nasty Browns

While the rain poured down in Cleveland, the Ravens (9-3) poured a heavy dose of Ray Rice all over the Browns (4-8) defense, as they defeated the Browns 24-10.

Ray Rice set a new career rushing record finishing with 204 yards. Rice finished the game with one touchdown off of 29 carries including a huge 67 yard run. In this game he averaged 7.0 yards per carry. The Ravens finished with a total of 290 yards rushing. Backup running back, Ricky Williams finished with his season high of 76 yards and a touchdown. He averaged 4.8 yards per carry on 16 attempts.

With the ground game being so successful, the Ravens did not need much of an air attack. Unlike any other game, the Ravens had a total of 55 rushing attempts. Joe Flacco managed the game well. While he only threw for 158 yards without a touchdown, he also did not throw an interception.

Next week, the Ravens return to M&T Bank Stadium to face a Peyton Manning-less Indianapolis Colts (0-12). The Colts have been threatening many weeks of the season to win their first game, but they have been unable to do so. The Ravens have lost only three games this season, two to teams under .500. However, they will not be on the road this time, and the Ravens do not lose at home often. At the time of where the playoff race is heating in the AFC, this is a game that the Ravens need to go out and win in the first quarter. A lost here could be devestating as the teams they are tied with, Houston Texans and the New England Patriots are facing teams who are currently outside the playoff picture (Cincinnati Bengals and Washington Redskins respectively).

Week 7 Predictions (Current Record 61-30)

Chicago vs  Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Carolina  vs Washington  Panthers

*San Diego vs NY Jets  Chargers

                    Cleveland vs Seattle  Browns                       

Tennessee vs Houston  Texans

Miami  vs Denver  Broncos

Detroit  vs Atlanta  Lions

                                Oakland vs Kansas City  Raiders                            

                   Pittsburgh vs Arizona Cardinals                       

                              Dallas vs St. Louis  Cowboys                                 

                      Green Bay vs Minnesota  Packers                          

New Orleans vs Indianapolis  Saints

 Baltimore vs Jacksonville Ravens 

Rex Ryan and the New York Jets (3-3) look to continue their momentum after a huge win over the Miami Dolphins (0-5). This week they take on the red hot San Diego Chargers (4-1). The Chargers, who usually heat up in December are looking to establish themselves early as one of the elite teams in the AFC. With the Chargers playing at a high level, and the Jets still looking to establish themselves, the Chargers should dominate this game.

NFL Week 5 Predictions (Current Record 43-22)

Tennessee at Pittsburgh Steelers

Seattle at NY Giants  Giants

Cincinnati at Jacksonville  Bengals

New Orleans at Carolina  Panthers (U)

Oakland at Houston  Raiders

Philadelphia at Buffalo Eagles

Kansas City at Indianapolis  Colts

Arizona at Minnesota  Vikings

Tampa Bay at San Francisco 49ers (L)

NY Jets at New England  Patriots

San Diego at Denver  Chargers

Green Bay at Atlanta  Falcons

Chicago at Detroit  Lions

(L) Lock of the week
(U) Upset of the week

If this match-up would have taken place five years ago, it may be the lowest rated Monday Night Football game of the season. However, this year, the team that normally would be on the recipient end of a huge blowout. But in 2011, things are different. This team is 4-0. The team, the Detroit Lions. The Lions have not had this excitement since the days Barry Sanders were running the most entertaining one yard runs, or even dancing his way 50 yards into a touchdown. Today The Lions are a new breed.Led by Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson, they are one most feared teams in the league. When playing these guys, no lead is safe. In week four, they were down to the Cowboys 27-3, and it seemed that they would lose their first game of the season. However, they did not give up,and it was the Stafford-Johnson connection that would send make the Lions 4-0. This week, they take on the Chicago Bears, a division rival. With the Lions hosting their first Monday Night football game in years, this will be a very emotional game and the Lions will look to capitalize.