Time to celebrate that great American pastime: gluttony! Despite a slate of bad matchups, turkey day is always a great day for football. The featured games this week are New Orleans at Dallas, Green Bay at Atlanta, Tampa Bay at Baltimore, and San Diego at Indianapolis.
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The Playoff race isn’t exactly heating up yet but the pilot light is on. This is the week where pretenders start falling by the wayside. Lose your 5th or 6th game this week and you’re almost out of the playoffs. Unless you’re in the NFC West where 6-10 could win it.
The featured games this week are Packers at Vikings, Bills at Bengals (small market love), Colts at Patriots, and Giants at Eagles.
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Before the picks, we welcome CBS Sports National Columnist Gregg Doyel back to the show to discuss Cam Newton, the Shannahan – McNabb fiasco, the Miami Heat, and his early Super Bowl picks.
The featured games this week are Titans at Dolphins, Bengals at Colts, Patriots at Pittsburgh, and Eagles at Redskins.
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Every team has at least passed the halfway point so we’ve got a good pulse on what they really are — well most of them anyway. Some intriguing matchups this week should determine whether teams like Tampa Bay, Miami, and Kansas City are for real. The featured games this week are Dolphins at Ravens, Bucs at Falcons, Chargers at Texans, and Steelers at Bengals. If you’re looking for some teasers and parlays, check out some of the NFL picks here.
After the picks, Ryan and Vin discuss Troy Polamalu calling out Roger Goodell, Kevin Garnett’s cancerous trash talk, and transgender basketball player.
Next week we’ll have special guest CBS Sports National Columnist Gregg Doyel on the show.
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UEFA’s decision to award Italy with a 3-0 win is not fair no matter how you look at it, and I don’t care what Serbia think.
Serbian fans crossed the line; their actions were against the better interest of sport, and the punishment that Serbia received is just. Serbia deserves to forfeit the match and to have to play its next two home fixtures behind closed doors.
The actions of the supporters were disgusting.
Italy did not come away unscathed, as they were fined 100,000 euros for their security failing to contain the rowdy Serbian supporters.
But no matter what Serbia did, Italy does not deserve a 3-0 win, not so long as this competition is supposed to be fair for Slovenia, Estonia, Northern Ireland, and the Faroe Islands, the other four national teams in Group C.
Does anyone remember that there’s an international game this week? Or is everyone pretending it doesn’t exist? What are the chances that the NFL just decides to not broadcast the Niners-Broncos game due to shame? Sorry London, you got a stinker.
The featured games this week are Green Bay @ NY Jets, Minnesota @ New England, Pittsburgh @ New Orleans, and Houston @ Indianapolis.
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The featured games this week are Philly @ Tennessee, Pittsburgh @ Miami, Minnesota @ Green Bay, and NY Giants @ Dallas.
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Second, last week was an unmitigated disaster for Vin and Ryan. RJ held his own and is actually the go-to guy for your lock of the week. The lineup of games is much better this week and we’ve got all your analysis. We also discuss the MLB playoffs.
The featured games this week are Baltimore @ New England, Atlanta @ Philly, Dallas @ Minnesota, and Indianapolis @ Washington.
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Ok so week 4 wasn’t so great but we held our own against the ESPN crew and they only pick straight up. Ryan’s 9-5 against the spread last week was one of the best around the interwebs. This week’s lineup of games is really weak. Out of 14 games, there are maybe 3 worth really paying attention to. Nevertheless, we’ve got insight into every game, crappy or not. (The games that is, not the insight.)
The featured games this week are KC @ Indy, NY Giants @ Houston, Tennessee @ Dallas, and Minnesota @ NY Jets. We also discuss the MLB playoffs.
This week’s NFL betting odds are from Betus.
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Week 3 was a good week for the Sportscolumn staff. Now we hope to extend it to week 4. Week 4 is a great week in the NFL season. At the quarter pole, we should have a much better idea of which teams can be considered legitimate playoff threads.
The featured games this week are Baltimore @ Pittsburgh, Washington @ Philadelphia, Chicago @ NY Giants, and New England @ Miami.
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