Tom Brady & Aaron Rodgers both play on the road this week and they will be hoping for a change of fortune. Neither has played to their usual high standards so far this year although in both cases they are not helped by injuries and squad turnover. Both Tampa & Green Bay will be favourites in their respective games and neither can really afford to lose them.<\/p>\n
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Tom Brady will be expecting a better result this week.
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Anyway, the full schedule is below together with our predicted winners highlighted in Blue.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n New Orleans @ Arizona<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n After a couple of dismal TNF games, we finally have one that might be worth sitting up for. Both are 2-4 but only a game back in their respective divisions and both are coming off of painful losses. The Saints looked to have last week’s game against The Bengals in the bag but gave up two scores in the last four minutes.<\/p>\n The Cardinals are not firing on offense, despite trading to get Kyler Murray his WR of choice, Hollywood Brown. Two TDs so far is not a great return on what they gave up for him. Still in this crazy season, 2-4 is not too far off the pace and this one should be close.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n There are a few interesting early games with the pick probably being the all AFC South clash between the Colts & The Titans. Tennessee lost both of their opening games but is now 3-2 and that winning streak includes one over Indianapolis. If they win this one they will have a clear head-to-head advantage and will be strong favourites for the division even at this early stage.<\/p>\n Atlanta @ Cincinnati<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Detroit @ Dallas<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Indianapolis @ Tennessee<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Green Bay<\/span> @ Washington<\/strong><\/p>\n Tampa Bay<\/span> @ Carolina<\/strong><\/p>\n New York Giants @ Jacksonville<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Cleveland @ Baltimore<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n It will also be interesting to see how Dallas QB Cooper Rush bounces back from his first bad game. His four-game winning streak since taking over from Zak Prescott came to a shuddering halt against the Eagles last week. He threw three interceptions in that one.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n New York Jets @ Denver<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Houston @ LV Raiders<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Seattle @ LA Chargers<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Kansas City @ San Francisco<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Here we will be watching both the Denver and Raiders games to see if either can finally find a way to stop snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. They both have four losses but seven of these have been one-score games!<\/p>\n Russell Wilson has not been the panacea expected, however, he did look a lot sharper in Monday Nights narrow OT loss to the Chargers. Maybe all those draft picks given up will prove worthwhile after all.<\/p>\n Pittsburgh @ Miami<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Will Trubisky keep the starting job after filling in adequately in the Steeler’s win over the Buccs last week? Our guess is that Pittsburg will realise he needs a bit more time to adjust to life in the NFL and roll with Mitch until he has a bad game.<\/p>\n Chicago @ New England<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n The Patriots will most likely start rookie QB Bailey Zappe again in this one and if he wins another game Mac Jones might struggle to replace him as the starter. We bet Chicago had this problem, although Justin Fields had one of his better games last week. Worth sitting up for just to see how these QBs fair.<\/p>\nThursday Nights Game<\/h3>\n
Sunday Early Games<\/h2>\n
Sunday Late Games<\/h2>\n
Sunday Night Game<\/h2>\n
Monday Night Football<\/h3>\n
Teams On A Bye Week<\/h3>\n