NFL Week 7 Picks

Hello Readers! Another week in the books for the National Football League as Week 6 came to a close. The week brought with some drama, a devastating injury to one of the league's stars, and some decent games to watch that would see the last unbeaten team in the league lose their first game to the Steelers.

In any sport you play you have your highs and lows. You can have a stellar week passing or running the ball, and then the football gods strike in the form of an injury or bad play. In the case of Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, two weeks ago would show you how masterful of a quarterback he is, leading a game-winning drive, with Davante Adams catching the game winning touchdown. The week after that win against the Cowboys, the Packers would head into Minneapolis with optimistic heads, they would leave with heads hung low. Aaron Rodgers would suffer a collarbone injury from Anthony Barr of the Minnesota Vikings, a legal hit but its devastating to see a star in Aaron Rodgers go down like that.

The week that was in picks with me and Cardinal Viking would prove to be a same old story, same old song. The week that was would prove to be another odd week for us. Last week's results:

Me:

7-7 (Colts pick screwed me over, and I picked the Falcons who certainly reached a new low last week)

Cardinal Viking:

7-7 (He also picked the falcons, the only real difference is that he picked Carolina over Philadelphia last week, he picked the Titans to beat the Colts)

This week's cool video is truly a cool video. Possibly one of the best songs ever made. Why am I sharing it to you all? BECAUSE ITS FREAKING AFRICA BY TOTO! Enjoy it. 

Week 7 features 15 games this week. There are two teams on bye weeks Houston Texans and Detroit Lions. The week starts off in Oakland, California, and ends in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There is a Thursday Night Game, 8 early games (one of them is in Twickenham Stadium, London), 4 late games, a Sunday Night game, and a Monday Night game. CBS will have the early and late game double header this week, while FOX will have the single game this week. Here are the picks:

Kansas City @ Oakland: Chiefs. Both the Chiefs and Raiders come off losses last week to the Steelers and the Chargers respectively. The Raiders will be without star QB Derek Carr for the game and will have to rely on the arm of EJ Manuel, the Raiders have looked off without Carr while the Chiefs have stability at the quarterback position. I like the Chiefs in this game.

Arizona @ LA Rams: Cardinals. The Cardinals got the victory last week against the Buccaneers, while the Rams won on the road against the Jaguars. The game would normally be a Rams pick from me but the fact that Adrian Peterson had a drink off the fountain of youth last week will give Carson Palmer's arm a break (Palmer is 2nd in passing yards so far this season, 1 is Brady). The game will be played in Twickenham Stadium in Southwest London. The game will be pretty good I feel, mad that I won't be able to watch it honestly. Jealousy is a fickle thing. 

Baltimore @ Minnesota: Vikings. The Ravens last week came off a loss to the Bears, while the Vikings got a divisional win against the Packers. The difference between the two teams is that the Vikings seem to have a better defense and certainly more weapons on offense. The Vikings got some good news early this week hearing that Teddy Bridgewater could begin to practice again and compete for the starting job over Case Keenum and Sam Bradford. If I were the Vikings I'd go with the hot hand in Keenum. 

Carolina @ Chicago: Panthers. The Panthers came off a loss against the Eagles, while the Bears got the victory over the Ravens. I like the Panthers in the matchup based on the stability and experience in the quarterback position in Cam Newton, who has more help than his counterpart Mitch Trubisky. I think the Bears have some future to build around with Trubisky, but that future has to come from help on the offense, or have his wide receivers magically come back from injury. 

Jacksonville @ Indianapolis: Jaguars. The two teams both come off losses as the Jaguars lost to the Rams, while the Colts lost to the Titans. The faith I have in the Jaguars is very limited, and I don't trust the Colts enough to throw them. It will come down to which Jaguars team comes to play against their AFC South division rival. The Colts will still be without Andrew Luck, and without Luck there is no luck for the Colts, I know I'm punny. 

New Orleans @ Green Bay: Packers. The Packers come off a loss to the Vikings while the Saints won against the Lions. The game itself would be a lock-in for the Packers but unfortunately the loss of Aaron Rodgers for at least 8 games or possibly the whole season. The Packers have some hope in Brett Hundley, the quarterback from UCLA. Hundley played okay in the backup role against the Vikings, but he will need to play stellar to keep up with the Saints offense. If Mike McCarthy has faith in Hundley, then why should I doubt him? #InHundleyWeTrust

NY Jets @ Miami: Jets. The Jets lost to the Patriots last week, while the Dolphins won against the Falcons. The two teams aren't spectacular. I don't have faith in the Dolphins, but I don't either in the Jets. However when it comes to picking the Jets, they haven't in general let me down. The Dolphins rushing defense is 4th in the league, so that may give the Jets some fits. Just watch the Dolphins will destroy the Jets, and prove me wrong. Ah fuck it, give me the J-E-T-S! 

Tampa @ Buffalo: The Buccaneers. The Buccaneers come off a loss to the Cardinals while the Bills were on a bye week. The Buccaneers have one of the better passing attacks in the league with such weapons like Mike Evans, DeShaun Jackson, and Adam Humphries. Not also to mention Doug Martin at running back. The Bills are 21st in the league in pass defense, which means possibly a great day for Jameis Winston & Company. I like the Bucs. 

Tennessee @ Cleveland: Titans. The Titans come off a win last week against the Colts while the Browns lost to the Texans. The return of Marcus Mariota sparked the Titans offense to victory. The Browns are still looking for their first win of the season, and some of their troubles may come down to the quarterback position, but then again their pass defense isn't that stellar. The shining light for the Browns is their ability to stop the run, in fact the Browns are 8th in the league in rush defense. However the shining light for the Titans is their rush offense is 6th in the league with 132 yards per game. Something is going to give for the two, but I feel the Titans are better off. 

Dallas @ San Francisco: Cowboys. The Cowboys come off a bye week, while the 49ers lost to the Redskins. The marquee game of the late games will be on FOX. The ongoing court battles with Ezekiel Elliot continues. Personally Elliot is digging himself a bigger grave the longer he drags this on. If he took the suspension in week 1, he could've been playing next week. For the 49ers there is hope in their quarterback C.J. Beathard who came off the bench over the struggling Brian Hoyer last week. The game will be a rivalry feel to it but I feel the Boys will get the win, though the last time I picked the Cowboys, they lost to the Rams, I feel safe... maybe. 

Cincinnati @ Pittsburgh: Steelers. The Bengals came off a bye week last week while the Steelers won against the Chiefs. The Steelers rebounded last week after a horrible performance at home against the Jaguars the week before. As long as Big Ben is still the quarterback for the Steelers, I'd say they have the win locked up, they have too many weapons. For the Bengals they have weapons too, but I can't trust them enough to win on the road against the Steelers. Wave those terrible towels well Pittsburgh!

Denver @ LA Chargers: Chargers. For the Broncos they lost to the Giants at home, while the Chargers picked up their 2nd win of the season against the Raiders. Trevor Siemian didn't look good at home against the Giants, and his road record is less stellar. The Chargers certainly have momentum on their side while seeking their 3rd straight victory. The game smells like a trap game for the Broncos. Here's a fact: the Chargers are 4th in the league in pass offense and defense. For an offense like the Broncos which relies on passing the ball a large amount, the Broncos pass offense is 14th. Give me the Bolts!

Seattle @ NY Giants: Giants. The Seahawks come off a bye week last week, while the Giants got their first win of the season against the Broncos. Both teams were preseason playoff favorites and the two haven't lived up to the hype. For the Seahawks the pass defense is up to par while the rest of their team isn't as great. For the Giants the offense got back to form against the Broncos, the rush offense was great with Orleans Darkwa carrying the ball for 117 yards with 21 rushes. The game doesn't look spectacular but someone has to win right?

Atlanta @ New England: Patriots. The Patriots got the win against the Jets while the Falcons lost to the Dolphins. The rematch of  last year's Super Bowl shows two very different teams than what we saw this past February. The two teams haven't been great. Tom Brady has been the one carrying his team while his pass defense is dead last in the league (32nd in fact). The Falcons look to have Julio Jones back to play while Mohammad Sanu was limited in practice this week and may very well be questionable to play in the game. The game may come down to which defense has more stops as this will be a shootout. 

Washington @ Philadelphia: Eagles. Both teams came off wins last week with the Redskins beating the 49ers and the Eagles beating the Panthers. The Monday night game to finish the week should be an entertaining one with the Carson Wentz-led Eagles will be at home against the Kirk Cousins-led Redskins. The game will come down to which defense shows up for the two teams as both teams have spectacular offenses. Could come down to a shootout. Certainly the experience will be in favor of Kirk Cousins but the Eagles have been exciting to watch, especially on the offense. The Eagles are 20th in the league in total defense, the Redskins 12th. Fly Eagles Fly.

Local TV schedule (subject to change):

FOX Single:
New Orleans @ Green Bay

Kenny Albert, Charles Davis

CBS Early:

Baltimore @ Minnesota
Greg Gumbel, Trent Green

CBS Late:

Denver @ LA Chargers

Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon

For more information on which games will be playing in your TV market go to NFL Maps, Week 7

Record*:

Week 1: 10-5

Week 2: 10-6

Week 3: 8-8

Week 4: 11-5

Week 5: 7-7

Week 6: 7-7

Overall: 53-38

Cardinal Viking, my roommates record:

Week 1: 7-8

Week 2: 13-3

Week 3: 8-8

Week 4: 11-5

Week 5: 4-10

Week 6: 7-7

Overall: 50-41

* Math could be off, will make corrections if needed.

See you guys next week!

-Tom

NFL Week 6 Picks

Hello readers! The week that was Week 5 in the National Football League is finished. With the week that was was some close games, some upsets, and some that came down to the final seconds. The week was not so much a good one for picks for both me and Cardinal Viking (my roommate).

The records for Week 5:

My Record:

7-7 (Screw you Niners, Titans, and Rams. I had faith in you all!)

Cardinal Viking:

4-10 (Safe to say he picked the Jets over Browns, and Chargers over Giants last week, have to commend him for that at least).

When the both of us make picks we tend to pick some games that will go one way, and sometimes the other. Just to differentiate each other. We knew going into week 5 that this week would be the change that would come. After two weeks of tying each other by record, I gain the victory (though I wouldn't necessarily call it a win), suffice to say it is a 2-1-2, advantage me.

I like to write, I like singing, and I like to play video games. I have a youtube channel under the name of "DarthTom." I've had the channel up for almost 10 years dating back to January 2008. Lately I've been doing "Let's Play" videos on my channel and this week's cool video is no different. Enjoy it:

Week 6 of the NFL Regular season features 14 games. A Thursday Night game, 7 early games, 4 late games, a Sunday Night game, and a Monday night game. The week starts in lovely Charlotte, North Carolina and ends in the grand ole city of Nashville, Tennessee. Four teams will be on bye week this week: Buffalo, Dallas, Cincinnati, and Seattle. Here are the picks:

Philadelphia @ Carolina: Eagles. Both teams come off wins last week. The Eagles blew out the Cardinals, and the Panthers beat the Lions on the road. Both teams feature great quarterback play, good offense and solid defense. The name of the game is offense and I like the Eagles in the match up.

Chicago @ Baltimore: Ravens.The Ravens won on the road against the Raiders. The Bears lost to the Vikings on Monday night. Both teams aren't that particularly great. The Bears have some hope with Mitch Trubisky at Quarterback, but without any help to back him up, I'd have to say Joe Flacco and the Ravens pick up the win.

Cleveland @ Houston: Texans. Both teams come off the previous week with losses. The Browns lost a close game to the Jets, and the Texans lost to the Chiefs. The biggest heartbreaker is the loss of JJ Watt who will be out for the season. Watt was a big contributor to the relief effort in Houston, Texas after Hurricane Harvey hit the city back in August. Hate to see things happen to good people. The game could be decent to watch, but the Texans have Deshaun Watson who looks more like a elite QB every week and we've only played five weeks of football so far. Texans win at home.

Detroit @ New Orleans: Saints. The Lions came off a loss to the Panthers at home, while the Saints are coming off a bye week. The team that comes off a bye week usually has an advantage to get rested up and ready to play and I like the Saints going more with a passing attack against the Lions pass defense that is ranked 27th in the league. Plus the Saints have Drew Brees who can still throw a mean pass, but tough game to call.

Green Bay @ Minnesota: Packers. The two teams both come off wins last week as the Packers beat the Cowboys on the road, and the Vikings beat the Bears on the road. The Packers seem to be on a roll right now with a newfound running attack with Aaron Jones and as long as Aaron Rodgers is on the field, I'd say that Minnesota will have a tough time keeping up with the Packers. The Vikings defense is tough though.

Miami @ Atlanta: Falcons. The Falcons come off a bye week last week, and the Dolphins won against the Titans. The Dolphins are a train wreck, and when they come to Atlanta, I feel that the Falcons will win. I mean the Falcons still have weapons despite Julio Jones being questionable to play and Mohammad Sanu being even more questionable to play. I mean it's the Dolphins. They have Jay Cutler.

New England @ NY Jets: Patriots. Both teams come off wins last week as the Patriots beat the Buccaneers on Thursday night, and the Jets won on the road against the Browns. The two teams are sitting at 3-2 on the year, something that no one saw happening before the season started. The Pats seem to be the better team on paper, and the Jets seem to be a pretender than really anything else. I'll pick the Pats.

San Francisco @ Washington: Washington. The Niners came off a loss to the Colts in overtime, while Washington comes off a bye week. The winless Niners go to FedEx field to take on Washington, the Hogs have a bit more offensive weapons than the Niners and I feel the team by the bay will go 0-6 after this game. Or they could pull the upset.

LA Rams @ Jacksonville: Rams. The Rams come off on the losing side against the Seahawks last week, and the Jaguars won by a blowout against the Steelers on the road. The game looks pretty interesting on paper, something that I and probably everyone else didn't see happening before the season began. The Rams seem to be the underdog in the match up and it will pretty much come down to which team shows up: the high powered offense that took it to the Cowboys, or the team that only scored 10 points last week to the Seahawks. I'll go with the Rams on a gutsy pick. UPSET OF THE WEEK!

Tampa Bay @ Arizona: Cardinals. The Buccaneers come off a loss to the Patriots, while the Cardinals lost to the Eagles on the road. During the week the Cardinals claimed Adrian Peterson from the Saints for a draft pick. Needing depth in the running back position, it seems like a gutsy call from the Cardinals. Peterson hasn't had the stellar year offensively that we've been accustomed to seeing from him:

Certainly hasn't been running the ball effectively, but the Cardinals gave up a 2018 6th-round pick to the Saints. Maybe it'll pay off. Otherwise the Cards will be down a pick in next year's draft. Despite this, I like the Cardinals because they still have Larry Fitzgerald.

LA Chargers @ Oakland: Raiders. The two AFC West rivals will do battle in the Black Hole this week. The Chargers got their first win of the season against the Giants last week, and the Raiders came off a home loss to the Ravens. The Raiders won't have Derek Carr for this game but I feel confident that they can pull off a victory against the 1-4 Chargers, don't let me down.

Pittsburgh @ Kansas City: Chiefs. The marquee game of the week will feature the Steelers and Chiefs going head to head at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs came off a win last week to the Texans while the Steelers lost badly to the Jaguars. The Steelers will have a bounce back game I feel, and will put up a fight against the 5-0 Chiefs. The game will be close but I feel the Chiefs will go to 6-0 on the year.

NY Giants @ Denver: Broncos. The Giants come off a loss at home against the Chargers, while the Broncos come off a bye week. The Sunday Night Football match up doesn't have the sexy flavor to it as it usually does. The Giants are badly banged up and the Broncos look good so far in the season, despite the early bye. I just think the Broncos will win.

Indianapolis @ Tennessee: Colts. The Monday night game features two AFC South division rivals as the Colts travel to the Music City to take on the Titans. The Titans come off a loss last week to the Dolphins, while the Colts win in overtime against the Niners. Both teams have injuries in the starting quarterback position, with Andrew Luck of the Colts out due to offseason shoulder surgery, and Marcus Mariota is questionable to play after suffering a hamstring injury against the Texans. It could come down to which team's backup QB will play the best, Jacoby Brissett of the Colts seems to be the edge in that regard. I go with my gut and my gut says the Colts.

Local TV Schedule (courtesy of 506 Sports)

CBS Early:
New England @ NY Jets
Ian Eagle, Dan Fouts

CBS Late:
Pittsburgh @ Kansas City
Jim Nantz, Tony Romo

FOX Single:
Green Bay @ Minnesota
Thom Brennamen, Troy Aikman

For more information on what's showing in your local TV market go to NFL Maps: Week 6

Record:

Record:

Week 1: 10-5

Week 2: 10-6

Week 3: 8-8

Week 4: 11-5

Week 5: 7-7

Overall: 46-31

Cardinal Viking, my roommates record:

Week 1: 7-8

Week 2: 13-3

Week 3: 8-8

Week 4: 11-5

Week 5: 4-10

Overall: 43-34

See you guys next week!

-Tom

NFL Week 5 Picks

Hello readers! The time has come again for week 5 picks. The week that was week 4 has passed on with intriguing matchups, some upsets, some blowouts, and some games that came down to the final seconds.

The month of October is every exciting for sports fans in the United States and this year is no different. You have the National Football League regular season in full swing, Major League Baseball getting their playoffs starting (writing this before the NL Wild Card game, Rockies vs Diamondbacks), the National Hockey League starting their regular season (opening night is tonight as I'm writing this 10/4), and the National Basketball Association starting their regular season early on October 17th. Not also to mention that soccer fans get to enjoy the European leagues as well.

Last Sunday going into Monday morning, the nation witnessed a tragic event in Las Vegas. At the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas a shooter would open fire at a concert taking place in the hotel, killing 50+ people, while injuring 500 people at the event. As you read this please keep the victims of this horrifying event in your hearts and minds. Remember that love conquers hate, no matter what.

On Monday, the world also lose a legend in music, Tom Petty. Tom Petty best known for his musicianship as the frontman of his band: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers suffered a full cardiac arrest and would die later after making the decision to be pulled off of life support. The rocker was only 66 years old. In keeping with his memory, here's a cool video of one of his best known songs:

Before last week's action transpired me and Cardinal Viking (my roommate) were 1-1-1 on picks. The week that was Week 4 would prove to be much of the same in terms of record for the both of us. Some games went my way, some games went his way. Let's take a look at our records for the past week:

My record:

11-5 (I picked Dallas and the Rams won in an upset, and I picked the Cardinals to win against the Niners)

Cardinal Viking's record: 

11-5 (He picked the Rams to beat the Cowboys, and he picked the Niners to beat the Cardinals)

So after four weeks of NFL action, we would tie yet again with a record of 1-1-2. The both of us picked the Patriots to beat the Panthers (sorry for doubting you Cam Newton). We picked the Packers to beat the Bears (sorry not sorry Bears fans). 

With a quarter of the season over, week 5 will be the first of many weeks for teams going on a bye week. The Washington Redskins, New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, and Denver Broncos will be going on a bye week for this week. The 14-game slate begins in Tampa, Florida and will end in Chicago, Illinois. There will be a Thursday night game, 8 early games, 3 late games, a Sunday Night Football game, and a Monday Night game. HERE ARE THE PICKS:

New England @ Tampa Bay: Patriots. The Patriots come off a loss against the Panthers, while the Buccaneers got the win against the Giants. I feel the Patriots will have a bounceback game against the Buccaneers. The Bucs have still key injuries on the defensive side of the ball, and Brady is hungry. 

Arizona @ Philadelphia: Eagles. Both teams come off wins as the Eagles beat the Chargers, and the Cardinals beat the Niners in overtime. The game will be a tight one I feel but when it comes down to it which Quarterback will come up big for their teams. 

Buffalo @ Cincinnati: Bengals. The two teams are coming off wins as the Bengals beat the Browns, and the Bills beat the Falcons. Tyrod Taylor of the Bills looks good so far this season, and the Bengals offense looks like they're back on track. The game may come down to the defenses, and which defense comes up with the most stops. Vegas pens this game as the Bengals as the favorite by -3, which I can't disagree. The Bengals get the win. 

Carolina @ Detroit: Panthers. The two teams in blue and white look to get wins in this game. The Lions won a tough game against the division rival Vikings, and the Panthers got their biggest win of the season beating the Patriots at home (which doesn't happen all that often). I'll be riding on the Panthers bandwagon for this game, and hopefully my renewed faith in Cam Newton will be rewarded. 

Jacksonville @ Pittsburgh: Steelers. The Jaguars roll into the Steel City to take on the Steelers. The Jaguars lost to the Jets on the road, and the Steelers got the bounceback win against the Ravens on the road. Did you know that the Jaguars last playoff win was against the Steelers at Heinz Field. That was in 2007 in the AFC wild card game. That was the past, and this is now/future. Steelers get the win. 

LA Chargers @ NY Giants: Tie... just kidding... Giants. The 2 of the 4 winless teams meet up this week as the Phillip Rivers-led Chargers roll into New Jersey to take on the Giants. This game normally would give me the heebie jeebies but I feel that Alexandra Daddario would take the Giants. I can't disagree with her. 

NY Jets @ Cleveland: Browns. The Jets came off a win against the Jaguars at home last week, while the Browns got curbstomped by their Ohio neighbors, the Bengals. This game normally would be the feel of a "Toilet Bowl" game but the Jets somehow have the same record as the Patriots. The people down at Las Vegas as of right now pen this as a pick 'em as both teams neither are the favorite or the underdog. That doesn't spell well for the Jets, but neither does the Browns. Alexandra Daddario's gut would probably be with the Jets, but I'll go against her on this one and pick the Browns. Is it sad that I have to have Daddario be on this column twice this week already?

San Francisco @ Indianapolis: Niners. Both teams come off losses last week. The Niners lost a heartbreaker to the Cardinals in overtime, and the Colts lost to the Seahawks on Sunday night. The game really could come down to a shootout but the game is putting the Colts as a favorite by 1.5 points. I'll go against Vegas and stick with the Niners who could get their first win of the season. 

Tennessee @ Miami: The... Titans. The final game in the early slate puts the Titans and the Dolphins together on the same field. Both teams came off bad losses as the Titans lost to the Texans, Dolphins to the Saints in London. Marcus Mariota will be out of this game and the Titans signed Brandon Weeden to start for this game (somehow a one-legged Colin Kaepernick could play better, oh well) and Jay Cutler is still considered to be a starting quarterback. The game looks awful on paper but I'd rather take the Titans, I hope it ends in a tie or a win for the Titans. Just awful.

Baltimore @ Oakland: Raiders. Both teams came off losses against division rivals. The Ravens lost to the Steelers, and the Raiders lost to the Broncos. The good news is that for the Raiders Derek Carr will miss some time this season, and not the whole season. The Raiders backup E.J. Manuel proved to be a decent backup last week, and the Raiders should win against a bad Ravens team. 

Seattle @ LA Rams: Rams. Both teams got good wins last week. The Rams upset the favorited Cowboys at home, and the Seahawks won against the Colts. The Rams are looking to be the biggest story of the season so far, and I feel bad for picking against them last week. Here's a little perspective for you: I turn 29 in November, and Rams Head Coach, Sean McVay, is 31 years old. He must command a lot of respect in that locker room. Keep rolling. 

Green Bay @ Dallas: Packers. The marquee game of the week comes as the Packers take on the Cowboys at home in a rematch of the NFC divisional playoff game. The Packers look back to form last week against the Bears for the win, and the Cowboys came off a loss to the Rams. The game will be quite entertaining and should live up to the hype that it did in the playoffs last season. Go Pack Go!

Kansas City @ Houston: Chiefs. The Sunday Night Football matchup features the 4-0 Kansas City Chiefs on the road to take on the Houston Texans. Both teams came off wins last week as the Chiefs beat the Redskins, and the Texans hung 57 points against the Titans. I like the Chiefs in this matchup as the Kareem Hunt vs Texans matchup will be key. The Texans are 14th in the league in rush defense. DeShaun Watson looked good but I feel that Alex Smith will have the last word in the game. 

Minnesota @ Chicago: Vikings. Both teams came off losses to their division rivals. The Vikings lost to the Lions, and the Bears to the Packers. The classic Black-And-Blue divison matchup will be prevalent in this game as divisional games always put more energy. The Vikings defense will keep them in the game as the Bears will feature Mitch Trubisky in his first NFL start as the Bears quarterback. The Vikings will win this game I feel regardless of whoever starts as QB for the Vikes. 

Local TV Schedule (via 506sports, subject to change):

CBS Single:
Jacksonville @ Pittsburgh

Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon

FOX Early:

Arizona @ Philadelphia

Chris Myers, Daryl Johnston

FOX Late:
Green Bay @ Dallas

Joe Buck, Troy Aikman

For more on which game will be featured in your area go to NFL Week 5 TV Map 

Record:

Week 1: 10-5

Week 2: 10-6

Week 3: 8-8

Week 4: 11-5

Overall: 39-24

Cardinal Viking, my roommates record:

Week 1: 7-8

Week 2: 13-3

Week 3: 8-8

Week 4: 11-5

Overall: 39-24

See you guys next week! 

-Tom