It was a decent Week 10 for us, as our NFL picks went 6-4 to run our yearly record on EatWatchPlay to 55-50. Let’s review the 10 NFL Week 11 questions and see how we do.
The winner of the Week 11 slate gets 100 PLAYs, 2nd gets 50, 3rd gets 35, and anyone in the top 20% gets at least 5. Enjoy the NFL action and good luck to all!
Browns at Saints. Who wins?
I love riding teams coming off byes and Cleveland fits that bill this week. The Browns’ running game should find all kinds of success against a Saints defense that ranks next to last in yards per rush allowed. Let’s look for a big game from Nick Chubb and Jameis Winston!
Browns +3
Saints +3
Ravens at Steelers. Who wins?
Most folks continue to disrespect this Steelers squad, even though they’re 7-2 and playing solid ball at home. Mike Tomlin has a knack for getting the most out of his players and this year has been no different. I hate fading the Ravens, but I must go with my gut and play on the Steel Curtain.
Ravens +2
Steelers +3
Falcons at Broncos. Who wins?
This is a great bounce-back spot for Atlanta, who played terribly against New Orleans last week. Denver may be a little bit flat coming off their heartbreaking loss to Kansas City. Look for Kirk Cousins and his arsenal of weapons to do just enough to get the W here.
Falcons +3
Broncos +3
Chiefs at Bills. Who wins?
Will the Chiefs keep finding crazy ways to win football games? Probably, but I think the Bills bite them this week. Kansas City may be undefeated but they aren’t firing on all cylinders on offense. Look for Josh Allen to get Buffalo over the hump at home in this HUGE AFC showdown.
Bills +2
Chiefs +3
Bengals at Chargers. Who wins?
This is a must-win scenario for the Bengals, as they just gave the Ravens all they wanted on Thursday Night Football before coming up just short of pulling the upset. The Chargers are better than most folks thought they’d be, but I don’t think that they have the horses to slow down Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Mike Gesicki.
Bengals +3
Chargers +3
Colts at Jets. Who wins?
This is a tough game to predict, just because it almost looks like both teams may have quit on the season. That being said, the Jets are a respectable 2-2 at home this year while the Colts are just 1-4 on the highway. Look for Aaron Rodgers to hook up with Garrett Wilson on a couple of deep post routes.
Colts +4
Jets +2
Seahawks at 49ers. Who Wins?
I think Seattle will keep this game close, but I just can’t fade the 49ers at home. Sure, the Seahawks should be much healthier coming out of their bye. That said, San Fran finally has Christian McCaffrey back in action. Give me the Niners in a close one!
Seahawks +5
49ers +2
Pick a player to score a touchdown:
I’m going to roll with Braelon Allen out of this bunch of talented running backs. The rookie from Wisconsin is the perfect complement to Breece Hall and he’s getting a lot more carries near the goal line. Allen has only found the end zone three times this season, but that should change on Sunday against a suspect Colts rush defense.
Travis Etienne (+1)
Braelon Allen (+2)
Jerome Ford (+3)
Justice Hill (+4)
None of These (+2)
Which WR gets the most receiving yards?
George Pickens keeps getting me points, so I see no reason to move off of him this week, especially against a Baltimore secondary that has struggled all year long. The Ravens rank a pitiful 29th in yards per pass allowed. Pickens looks like a brand new man now that Russell Wilson is firmly entrenched as the Steelers starting QB.
Tyreek Hill (+2)
Drake London (+2)
George Pickens (+2)
Which of these players will have the most rushing yards?
I love a good redemption story, so let’s roll with Kareem Hunt to have a big day. A lot of experts don’t project a huge day for Hunt, but Buffalo’s rush defense has been subpar to say the least. The Bills rank 30th in yards per rush allowed. Look for Hunt to break off at least a couple of big runs to win us this question!
Bijan Robinson (+2)
Kareem Hunt (+2)
JK Dobbins (+2)
