I think the 49ers move to Alex Smith was good for the remainder of the season in order to see if he's the quarterback of the future. However, this week is too much to ask. Peyton Manning has taken just 12 hits all season, while leading the Colts to an additional 130 yards per game. Also, the Cols are +8 in the turnover department. Final score 34-17 Indianapolis.
Jacksonville at Tennessee
It truly amazes me how horribly Tennessee has played this season. I thought they were a .500 team that played above their heads last season. It's tough to pick a team that's given up 25 red zone chances and -12 in turnover differential, while making a quarterback change. And I won't, despite how terrible the Jaguars have played in their previous two games. I think it'll be a shoot out. Final score 38-31 Jacksonville.
Oakland at San Diego
Based upon the numbers, San Diego should win this game handily. However, the Raiders gave the Chargers a run for their money in Week 1. The Chargers average 130 yards more per game, while having a significant edge in turnover differential (+4 to -10). The game should be closer than most would think, and maybe even what the score will indicate. Final score 24-13 San Diego.
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