NFL WEEK 15 PREDICTIONS

Eagle @ Bears
There is very little reason to believe that the Eagles will lose their four game win streak in this one as a red hot Jalen Hurts who has a 108.3 quarterback rating for the season will face a Bears defense who is 11th in the league in passing yards at 204.2 yards per game. One place the Bears may be able to make life interesting for the Eagles is if they can dominate the rushing game on the offensive side of the ball as they have the most rushing yards in the NFL at 117.2 yards per game. Our Pick: Eagles

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Cowboys @ Jaguars
If the Jaguars defense steps up this game has the potential to be a defensive showdown although both teams have quarterbacks that appear to be approaching elite status. Our Pick: Cowboys

Lions @ Jets
While the Jets quarterback situation has continued to be awkward due to some unfortunate events with their quarterback in Zach Wilson, this one will more than likely come down to how well the Lions offense performs against a Jets defense that is in the top 10 in total yards, passing yards and points. Our Pick: Lions

Steelers @ Panthers
With Kenny Pickett on concussion protocol it would not be surprising at all if the Steelers choose to go with their backup which could theoretically be either Mitch Trubisky or Mason Rudolph. As for the Panthers, if D'onta Foreman, who is averaging over four yards a game, gets it going against the seventh ranked Steelers defense in rushing yards at 107.5 yards per game (please verify if those are the most up to date) they could make it a long day for the Pittsburgh defense.
Our Pick: Steelers

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2023 NFL Football Season

2021 Predictions:

KC@LAC
The Chiefs are on a roll. A 48-9 win over the Raiders last week was KC’s sixth straight victory. The defense has held each of the last three opponents to exactly nine points. On a short week for both teams, the Chiefs travel to the Chargers who have won three of their last four to trail KC by just a game in the AFC West race. The Chargers have won the last two against KC, but Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs defense are just too hot… KANSAS CITY 27, LA CHARGERS 24

LV@CLE
The Browns kept their playoff hopes alive with a 24-22 win over Baltimore last week. They host the ailing Raiders this week. Las Vegas has lost five of its last six games and that high octane passing offense has produced just 24 points in the last two weeks combined. The Browns might be peaking at the right time… CLEVELAND 26, LAS VEGAS 20

NE@IND
The Patriots have been the NFL’s hottest team over the last two months. The Colts are 4-1 over their last five games with the only loss a 38-31 defeat to Tampa Bay. The Colts are 7-6 and have a tough two-game stretch with the Patriots and then the Cardinals. Indy can’t afford many losses if they intend on making the AFC playoffs. New England has won seven straight with the NFL’s best defense and an offense (26.9 ppg) that is in the top ten in scoring. At home, the Colts are primed for an upset… INDIANAPOLIS 28, NEW ENGLAND 24

CAR@BUF
The Bills are in desperate need of a win. Buffalo has lost two straight, three of its last four, and five of its last eight games. This is a must-win against a Panthers squad that is effectively done for the season just like its best player Christian McCaffrey. Buffalo has one game – New England – remaining against a team with a winning record. At home, expect the Bills and QB Josh Allen to bounce back… BUFFALO 38, CAROLINA 17

ARI@DET
The Lions battled for a half against Denver last week, but their limited lineup just fell apart in the second half. Detroit was missing seven players due to COVID. Even if the Lions get those players back, beating the Cardinals will be a tough task. Arizona, 10-2 before a Monday night game against the Rams, got QB Kyler Murray and WR DeAndre Hopkins back in the lineup in a win over Chicago last week. That will be too much for the Lions to stop… ARIZONA 33, DETROIT 20

NYJ@MIA
There was a point this season when Miami was 1-7. They haven’t lost in five games and enter this week’s game against the Jets coming off a bye. New York got waxed by New Orleans 30-9 to drop to 3-10 on the season. One of the Dolphins five straight wins was over the Jets, a 24-17 victory on Nov. 21. Miami QB Tua Tagovailoa went 27-of-33 for 273 yards and two touchdowns. The Jets, as usual, are a mess. They haven’t scored more than 17 points in their last five games… MIAMI 27, NY JETS 17

DAL@NYG
The Cowboys forced four Washington turnovers and beat the Football Team last week. This week, it’s another division game against the Giants. If it’s anything like the last Cowboys-Giants game, expect plenty of points. Dallas beat New York earlier this season by a score of 44-20. The Giants got RB Saquon Barkley back, but he’s rushed for 55 and 64 yards in his two games since returning. That won’t be enough to overcome the Cowboys... DALLAS 35, NY GIANTS 25

WAS@PHI
The first of two games between the Football Team and the Eagles takes place Sunday. Washington won both games last season. Philly won both in 2019. The Football Team won four in a row before losing to Dallas last week. Neither team is out of playoff contention just yet but another loss might to too tough to overcome. Despite home field advantage, the Eagles blow this one… WASHINGTON 22, PHILADELPHIA 17

ATL@SF
The 49ers have won four of their last five games to move into position to get into the playoffs. Atlanta is 6-7 and one of the more inconsistent teams in the NFL this season. They need to keep pace with the Rams – who they play to close the regular season – and Arizona. This is a game the Niners should win easily… SAN FRANCISCO 27, ATLANTA 20

SEA@LAR
The Seahawks have won two straight since losing six of seven. At 5-8, Seattle isn’t eliminated from the postseason but the chances are extremely slim. The Rams are playing for a higher seed. L.A. beat the Seahawks 26-17 earlier in the season and the Rams have won four of the last five games in the series. Playing at home, Matthew Stafford and company win a game they should… LA RAMS 30, SEATTLE 23

GB@BAL
Two division leaders meet in Baltimore when the 10-3 Packers take on the 8-5 Ravens. The Packers got Aaron Jones back in the lineup and QB Aaron Rodgers is coming off a four-touchdown performance against Chicago. Baltimore has lost two straight and can’t afford more losses. Cleveland (7-6), Cincinnati (7-6), and Pittsburgh (6-6-1) are all knocking on the AFC North door. Ravens QB Lamar Jackson left last week’s game with an ankle injury. It’s likely, if he plays, that he won’t be 100 percent. That opens the door for the Packers on the road… GREEN BAY 27, BALTIMORE 24

NO@TB
The Bucs have won four straight and scored 30-plus points in all four games. At 10-3, Tampa Bay has a four-game lead over Atlanta and New Orleans. The Bucs can assure themselves their first division title since 2007 with a win over New Orleans this week. The Saints beat the Bucs 36-27 on Halloween. That was the game in which Jameis Winston got hurt. New Orleans hasn’t been the same since… TAMPA BAY 34, NEW ORLEANS 24

MIN@CHI
The Vikings get the advantage of playing last Thursday and owning a rest advantage on their NFC North Division rival Chicago. The Bears put up a fight for a while against Green Bay last week but eventually lost by double digits for the second straight week. Minnesota still has an outside shot at the postseason. Playing at home at Soldier Field late in the season will give Chicago an edge. The Bears in an upset… CHICAGO 23, MINNESOTA 20