Four weeks to go until the playoffs and there are still many spots up for grabs around the NFL.
We know the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts are in because they have clinched their division titles.
There are some key battles this weekend, including the Philadelphia Eagles at the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys hosting the San Diego Chargers. These two games will have a huge impact on the race in the NFC East, where Dallas and Philly currently are locked in a tie for first place while the Giants are just one game back of those teams.
The Green Bay Packers are suddenly red hot, having won four in a row and they will be in Chicago Sunday facing a Bears team that is just playing out the string this year. Green Bay (8-4), along with Dallas, Philadelphia, the New York Giants, Arizona and Atlanta, will be battling it out for the other four spots in the NFC playoffs.
The Cincinnati Bengals will be at Minnesota and this a huge inter-conference game because neither team wants to lose ground in the race for the second seed and a first round bye in the playoffs next month.
The undefeated Indianapolis Colts will host the resurgent Denver Broncos (8-4) on Sunday and they shouldn't take this game lightly because the Broncos proved early in the season they can beat quality teams.
The Monday Night football game will feature Arizona at San Francisco and the Cardinals (8-4) can clinch the NFC West with a win over the 49ers, who are tied with Seattle (5-7) for second in the division.
Three straight weeks of picking 11 for 16 and here we go again ...
(HOME TEAMS are listed in BOLD)
Thursday Night Game
Pittsburgh over Cleveland
Sunday's Games
Green Bay over Chicago
Houston over Seattle
Baltimore over Detroit
New Orleans over Atlanta
Kansas City over Buffalo
Denver over Indianapolis
New England over Carolina
NY Jets over Tampa Bay
Miami over Jacksonville
Minnesota over Cincinnati
Tennessee over St. Louis
Oakland over Washington
San Diego over Dallas
Philadelphia over NY Giants
Monday Night Game
Arizona over San Francisco
Last Week's record: 11-5
SEASON RECORD: 122-70
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