We’re Picking Winners For Week 16 Of The 2024 NFL Season
The regular season is winding down in the NFL, and a sure indication of that is the launch of Saturday action. There are two Saturday games this week before a (very) strange Week 17 that includes Christmas Day football on a Wednesday. Week 16’s arrival also means that the regular season from hell is almost over in this space.
If you haven’t tracked so far, you’re better off. If you have, I hope you were fading instead of tailing. Nevertheless, we’ll continue to lean on our principles and attempt to dig out of a hole with five more picks. First, though, here’s the full-season progress.
Week 15: 1-4
2024 Season: 30-44-1
Come get these winners.
The Ravens and Steelers tend to play slugfests on a regular basis. The first game this season ended with 34 points, and each matchup landed on 27 points a year ago. Of course, that isn’t the entire basis for this play, but it helps. The Ravens are playing better defense of late and, without George Pickens, I am deeply skeptical of the Steelers offense. Let’s hope for punts and field goals.
The Giants are horrendous. No one wants to back the Giants. That’s where we step in. The Falcons made a quarterback change that many assume will help them and, honestly, it could. With that said, there are too many assumptions being made about the quality of a rookie making his first-ever start and doing so on a short week. The Falcons shouldn’t be laying 8.5 points against anyone, and we must hold our nose.
The Bengals have dominated the Browns in recent head-to-head matchups, and if there is one unit I trust in that matchup, it is Cincinnati’s offense. I wouldn’t want to lay the 8.5 in the standard market, but I think a Wong teaser on Cincinnati makes sense. On the other side, San Francisco’s defense has gotten healthier, and I think they can keep this close, if not win the game outright.
I absolutely hate this, but we must hold fast to our principles. If Geno Smith wasn’t playing, I would’ve stayed away, but now that he’s in, we’ll take the home underdog.
This probably won’t be pretty, but we can grab a +14.5 in a game with a total hovering in the low 40’s. The Saints were kind to us a week ago and, while I don’t expect this game to be as close as that one, New Orleans has a little more juice with Spencer Rattler. He can also lead a backdoor push if needed.
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