NFL Week 13 Predictions Thread (2023 Season)

baconlovr@alien.top · 10 months ago

NFL Week 13 Predictions Thread (2023 Season)

byniri_returns@alien.top · 10 months ago

Cowboys over Seahawks
Colts over Titans
Chargers over Patriots
Lions over Saints
Falcons over Jets
Steelers over Cardinals
Dolphins over Commanders
Broncos over Texans
Bucs over Panthers
Rams over Browns
49ers over Eagles
Chiefs over Packers
Jaguars over Bengals

palabear@alien.top · 10 months ago

We lose again.

acoasterlovered@alien.top · 10 months ago

Lions Defense gonna make carr look like his 2016 self

LiterallyAWorm@alien.top · 10 months ago

The 49ers will beat the Eagles.

This will cause the 49ers fans to become very confident. They’ll come back to the Linc in January, positive they’ve already won, just to get embarrassed again.

fleckstin@alien.top · 10 months ago

I don’t disagree w the prediction but if you had told me 2 years ago that the Jags would soon be favorites over the bengals I woulda laughed.

Good on the jags tho. Wish Burrow wasn’t injured, a Burrow-Lawrence shootout coulda been cool

Burger-King-Sucks@alien.top · 10 months ago

Overall: 105-74

Last week: 12-4

Cowboys over Seahawks

Chargers over Patriots

Lions over Saints

Jets over Falcons

Cardinals over Steelers

Colts over Titans

Dolphins over Commanders

Texans over Broncos

Buccaneers over Panthers

Browns over Rams

49ers over Eagles

Chiefs over Packers

Jaguars over Bengals

102WOLFPACK@alien.top · 10 months ago

11-5 last week, putting me at 104-76 on the year. Finally over the 100 mark!

Cowboys > Seahawks: TNF games can turn into a shit show quickly, but the Cowboys have been too solid this season for me to think that the Seahawks can cause the mayhem needed to win here.

Colts > Titans: Riding a pretty solid three-game win streak, but losing Jonathan Taylor at this juncture of the season. Still, at this point, I feel confident taking the Colts to win here, even if it’s winning by a small margin. AFCS games have been the bane of my predictions this year so who knows.

Chargers > Patriots: On one hand, the Chargers have managed to lose so many games they should have won this year, on the other, the Pats have been horrendous all season. Maybe the Chargers get an easy win to help them get back on track, or maybe they lose and Staley finally gets canned. Who knows?

Lions > Saints: Carr has just completely fallen apart at this juncture. The Lions will want to rebound after the Thanksgiving catastrophe, and I think they’ll make light work of the Saints.

Falcons > Jets: Arthur Smith finally seemed to realize that Bijan Robinson kinda kicks ass, and while the Jets defense is terrifying, the Falcons will squeak out regardless.

Steelers > Cardinals: Well, Pat Pete did talk shit about the Kyler Murray so there’s a non-zero chance we get murdered here similar to what happened with Brock Purdy, BUT, the Steelers ground game has been rolling the last few weeks, and should carry that performance against a Cardinals team that gave up over 200 to the Rams.

Dolphins > Commanders: I have no reason to doubt Miami here. Sorry Commies.

Broncos > Texans: I think CJ Stroud is incredible, but this Broncos team is rounding into form at the right time. That defense is creating turnovers at an insane rate, and Russ is efficient in the red zone. Should be a fun one at the very least.

Buccaneers > Panthers: No post-coach-firing bounce for the Panthers just yet sadly.

Rams > Browns: The Browns are decimated right now. No other way to slice it. Garrett’s supposedly still good to play, but the injury list just grows and grows.

Eagles > 49ers: This is going to get ugly, and the Eagles seem to enjoy winning ugly, close games. Home team prevails here.

Chiefs > Packers: This feels straightforward to me. Maybe the Packers build off of last week, maybe they don’t, but I fully expect the Chiefs to win here.

Jaguars > Bengals: I hate Browning not because he’s a Bengal, but because he’s a Husky. Go Jags.

nwt0@alien.top · 10 months ago

Cowboys over Seahawks Titans over Colts Chargers over Patriots Saints over Lions Falcons over Jets Steelers over Cardinals Buccaneers over Panthers Dolphins over Commanders Texans over Broncos Eagles over 49ers Rams over Browns Chiefs over Packers Jaguars over Bengals

Mrbubble274@alien.top · 10 months ago

OVR: 108-72

LW: 9-7

Seahawks def Cowboys

Colts def Titans

Chargers def Patriots

Lions def Saints

Jets def Falcons

Steelers def Cards

Dolphins def Commanders

Broncos def Texans

Bucs def Panthers

Rams def Browns

Eagles def 49ers

Chiefs def Packers

Jaguars def Bengals

13angrymonkeys@alien.top · 10 months ago

Thursday
SEA @ DAL - There are a couple of narratives (locally anyway) that I keep hearing about this game as to why the Seahawks will win this. 1) Seahawks play well in Primetime, 2) the Cowboys haven’t beat any good teams. One, playing in Primetime is not some magic bullet for winning games, and two, The Seahawks are not a good team. The Seahawks have a winning record. That isn’t the same as being good. And if you look, the Seahawks have beat one good team: The Lions back in week 2. The rest of those wins come against the likes of the Giants, Cardinals, and Commanders. I’m expecting another blowout here, and I’ll be pleasently surprised if we make it competitive.

Sunday
LAC @ NE - The Chargers seems to having a rough go of it, but if there is any team out there that can throw 'em a bone it’ll be the Patriots.

DET @ NO - This will be one of those “get right games” for the Lions after an embarrassing Thanksgiving performance.

ATL @ NYJ

AZ @ PIT

IND @ TEN

MIA @ WA

DEN @ HOU - I am pretty high on the Texans right now, even after losing to the Jags last week, but dammit, the Broncos are on a streak right now.

CAR @ TB - As bad as the Bucs have looked, the Panthers have looked worse. Maybe the recent coaching change in Carolina will help, but something tells me the problems there are a lot deeper than one coach.

CLE @ LAR

SF @ PHI - This should get flexed to Sunday night. I’m giving the edge to the Niners here just because they have a couple extra days of rest after their mini bye against the Seahawks on Thanksgiving.

KC @ GB

Monday
CIN @ JAX

BYES: BAL, BUF, CHI, LAV, MIN, & NYG

Capsize@alien.top · 10 months ago

Rough 9-7 Last week makes me 110- 69 on the season:

Cowboys over Seahawks

Colts over Titans

Chargers over Patriots

Lions over Saints

Falcons over Jets

Steelers over Cardinals

Dolphins over Commanders

Broncos over Texans

Buccaneers over Panthers

Rams over Browns

Eagles over 49ers

Chiefs over Packers

Jaguars over Bengals

Winner		Loser	Comments
Cowboys	over	Seahawks	Seattle is limping into the game with poor QB/O-line play and can’t count on the running game to boost everything. The Cowboys have destroyed reeling teams at home all season long and even though Seattle’s defense has improved, there are enough holes to exploit for a red-hot Dak and Pollard can continue his recent surge.
Titans	over	Colts	Minshew is finding ways to make enough plays off Taylor’s running and a more active defense. The Titans haven’t been pretty offensively with Levis, but they go as Henry goes. The Colts’ defense has improved, while the Titans present a challenging front to the run. Levis comes through here as Tennessee makes it two in a row in Nashville.
Chargers	over	Patriots	The Pats have bottomed out, and unproductive QB play remains a huge problem, averaging just 167.5 passing YPG through a four-game losing streak, with Mac and Zappe combining for three TDs and six INTs in that stretch. The Chargers are on a three-game losing streak, but Herbert’s play is not the problem.
Lions	over	Saints	I just can’t with this team right now. When your QB has five trips to the red zone and the only TD you get is a pick six, there’s a fundamental coaching problem that needs to change in addition to Carr’s awful playing. The Dome is gonna have to be rocking extra loud to give the Saints a chance to win against a very good Lions team.
Jets	over	Falcons	The Falcons got their rushing and defensive groove back with Ridder at home, and a breakout by Robinson. But Ridder isn’t the same QB on the road and the Falcons’ passing game won’t post much of a challenge as a complementary threat here. The Jets will find some success with Hall and Wilson to spark their struggling offense at home.
Steelers	over	Cardinals	The Steelers generated more than 400 yards under new OC Faulkner, and they return home after a pair of divisional road games. The defense has allowed just 15.7 PPG over the last six weeks. The Cardinals are 0-6 on the road and have not scored more than 16 points in any of those losses. Look for Pittsburgh to continue its playoff push.
Dolphins	over	Commanders	Washington fired DC Del Rio after an embarrassing Thanksgiving loss to Dallas. Now, Rivera faces the challenge of slowing down a Miami offense that leads the league in total offense. The Phins have been loose with the ball with three turnovers the last two weeks, but they can clean that up.
Broncos	over	Texans	Denver is on fire and I’m all aboard the Bronco wagon. Wilson has eight TD passes and no INTs in their streak. Houston, whose pass defense allows 252.5 YPG, could be in trouble. The Texans are 4-2 at home and Stroud has been brilliant, but Denver makes one more play on the road here.
Buccaneers	over	Panthers	The Panthers fired Reich on Monday, the end of an era that produced a 1-10 record. Tabor is the interim HC, and there is always the opportunity for a play-up moment for the franchise. Tampa has lost six of seven games, but four of those losses have been of the one-score variety. Trashy division game incoming.
Rams	over	Browns	Cleveland will struggle in their West Coast trip to L.A. Injuries to DTR and Garrett are a problem, and the Rams’ Kupp should be healthier this week. Cleveland has failed to score 14 points in its last two games, and L.A. is fine with getting into a defensive battle. Stick with the home team by a field goal.
49ers	over	[](/PHI Eagles)	GotW/NFC Championship Game rematch, and one hell of a tough pick. The Niners are a road favorite, but the Eagles are making second-half comebacks a thing this season, and both teams have similar sack totals. (San Fran at 33, Philly at 32). Which team will force that mistake at the right time? Hurts has more turnovers, and Purdy picks apart the Eagles’ pass defense. Not confident at all in this pick.
Chiefs	over	Packers	Mahomes is making his Lambeau debut. Love is making his SNF debut. The Packers have improved with back-to-back victories, but the injuries to the defense have mounted. The Chiefs’ only road loss this season was part of a five-turnover nightmare in Denver. Green Bay is 5-2 as an underdog this season, and they will still be a tough out at home. This could be a monster game for Kelce.
Jaguars	over	Bengals	Browning proved capable when he got the ball out quick for the Bengals, but he still took four sacks in his debut. Jacksonville has settled into a rhythm despite two blowout losses at home. The Jags have not been on MNF since 2011, so anticipate a rowdy crowd. Lawrence, averaging 303 passing yards the last two weeks, gets it done.