NFL 2024 Week 16 Picks

 Hello readers! The week that was Week 15 brought us some crazy storylines and a successful week in picks. With Week 16 upon us, the regular season has just three more weeks left of regular season play left. Not a lot left to just wait and see what happens, teams have to go out and get a playoff spot now or wait until next year. The games that I'm keeping an eye on this week are: the Broncos-Chargers, Steelers-Ravens, Lions-Bears, Eagles-Commanders and Buccaneers-Cowboys games. In this post, I will do a playoff picture for Week 16, as well as the preview and picks for the games, and the Early and Late TV Broadcast pairings that FOX and CBS will have for the Sunday afternoon slate.

NFL Playoff Picture: Week 16

The regular season is entering its sixteenth week of play, with three weeks to go including this week. The week has teams locking up playoff berths and some that are still fighting for a spot. Let's take a look at the NFC. 

Seeding

1st seed: Detroit Lions (12-2) (clinched playoff berth)

2nd seed: Philadelphia Eagles (12-2) (clinched playoff berth)

3rd seed: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8-6)

4th seed: Los Angeles Rams (8-6)

5th seed: Minnesota Vikings (12-2) (clinched playoff berth)

6th seed: Green Bay Packers (10-4)

7th seed: Washington Commanders (9-5)

Super Wild Card Weekend Matchups

Washington @ Philadelphia

Green Bay @ Tampa Bay

Minnesota vs Los Angeles

In the Hunt

Seattle (8-6), Atlanta (7-7), Arizona (7-7), San Francisco (6-8), Dallas (6-8), New Orleans (5-9)

Better Luck Next Year

Chicago (4-10), Carolina (3-11), NY Giants (2-12)

Detroit is ahead of Philadelphia based on conference record (Lions have 8-1, Eagles have 7-2). Minnesota is behind Detroit based on head-to-head record. The Rams are ahead of the Seahawks based on head-to-head record. Still a lot of things to play out before a division winner is clinched in the NFC. Let's look at the AFC. 

Seeding

1st seed: Kansas City Chiefs (13-1) (clinched AFC West)

2nd seed: Buffalo Bills (11-3) (clinched AFC East)

3rd seed: Pittsburgh Steelers (clinched playoff berth)

4th seed: Houston Texans (9-5) (clinched AFC South)

5th seed: Baltimore Ravens (9-5)

6th seed: Denver Broncos (9-5)

7th seed: Los Angeles Chargers (8-6)

Super Wild Card Weekend Matchups

LA Chargers @ Buffalo

Denver @ Pittsburgh

Baltimore @ Houston

In the Hunt

Indianapolis (6-8), Miami (6-8), Cincinnati (6-8)

Better Luck Next Year

NY Jets (4-10), Cleveland Browns (3-11), Jacksonville (3-11), Tennessee (3-11), New England (3-11), Las Vegas (2-12)

A bit more straightforward with the AFC. The Ravens are ahead of the Broncos because of their head-to-head record. Kansas City can clinch AFC #1 seed with a win and Bills loss or Chiefs tie and Bills loss. If the Steelers win they win the division. Baltimore can clinch a playoff berth with a win or a Dolphins loss and Colts loss. Denver can clinch a playoff berth with a win or a Dolphins, Bengals and Colts loss or tie. The Chargers can clinch a playoff berth with a win, Dolphins loss/tie and a Colts loss/tie. A lot to think about. 

Week 16 Preview

The sixteenth week of the National Football League's regular season will start in Inglewood, California and finish up in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The week features a 16-game slate where all 32 teams will play. Week 16 has seven division games, two interconference game, two AFC games and five NFC games. There will be a Thursday night game, two Saturday games, seven early games, four late games, a Sunday night game and a Monday night game. No teams are on a bye this week. Doubleheader this week goes to CBS and FOX will have the single, regional game. Let's get to the picks!

Week 16 Picks

Note: All game times are in US Eastern.

Denver (9-5) @ LA Chargers (8-6) (Amazon Prime; 8:15 pm)

Pick: Chargers

The Broncos beat the Colts and the Chargers lost to the Buccaneers last week. Denver keeps on rolling in a season of low expectations for them. the Broncos last week looked down but once the turnovers and momentum swung their way. Once the turnovers came the the score went from a 13-10 lead for the Colts to a 31-13 lead with three touchdowns in eight minutes. The game this week might be the biggest in their season. The Broncos have done it with a good gameplan for Bo Nix to get comfortable and excel at and a defense that can make plays. The Broncos aren't the best at running the football but that could change in an instant. 

Los Angeles, despite getting blown out by Tampa, have their playoff destiny in their own hands. They can lose a billion points but they still have a shot to make it to the playoffs for the first time since 2022 and in the Jim Harbaugh era. I don't know if it was truly their offense that caused them to lose but I think the big play burned the Chargers a lot in that game. While the Broncos aren't known for the big bomb play, I wouldn't count out them from trying it. The Chargers have a better running game than the Broncos and I think that might be the thing that rules the day in Inglewood. I'll take the Chargers. 

All-time series: Broncos lead 73-56-1

Houston (9-5) @ Kansas City (13-1) (NBC; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Texans

The Texans beat the Dolphins and the Chiefs beat the Browns last week. Houston got a win against a relatively decent team in Miami. The Dolphins couldn't do a whole lot due to the Texans defense. Houston's offense did enough to get a win with 20 points. The Texans this week go up against the class of the AFC in the Chiefs. Houston might have some advantage in this game. The Chiefs offense just seems to be missing a beat at times. If they can throw Patrick Mahomes off a bit. It all depends really on if the prolific passer can play this game as he is day-to-day with a knee injury. It might be enough for the Texans to get a win with a weakened Chiefs team. 

Kansas City will play in nearly most days this season. They have played on a Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and a Wednesday this season. Truly they are everywhere on the television. The Chiefs got a win against the Browns and they really put the hurt that most fans felt that the 21-7 score did not enough justice. The win might've been a bit of a cost if Patrick Mahomes is feeling the hurt for this one and going forward. His backup is Carson Wentz, a quarterback who has been jumping from team to team since his days as an Eagle. Regardless, the offense should do okay with Mahomes but I question how well they matchup against the Texans defense. The Chiefs will need to win and get some help to clinch the #1 seed in the AFC playoffs. It seems a bit of a risk but I'll take the Texans. 

All-time series: Chiefs lead 9-5

Pittsburgh (10-4) @ Baltimore (9-5) (FOX; 4:30 pm)

Pick: Steelers

The Steelers lost to the Eagles and the Ravens beat the Giants last week. The 2nd of the two games being shown on Saturday. It is the first time that FOX will show the epic Steelers-Ravens rivalry. The Steelers come into this game with a humbling loss against the Eagles. Sadly it will be at least another season to see if they can win in Philadelphia since 1965. History aside, the Steelers have dominated the rivalry for the past few seasons. The games have been a low-scoring affair but defense has generally dominated the games. Pittsburgh's defense should be able to handle the Ravens offense at least one would would assume. I question the Steelers offense as they have been faltering a little bit. Physical football usually includes the running game and the Steelers will need a good game from Najee Harris. 

Baltimore comes into this game with a big win against New York. It was against the Giants but a win is a win in order to get to this point in the season. Baltimore will need to find opportunities in the holes of the Steelers defense to get a win. Lamar Jackson has had a bit of a rough record against Pittsburgh. He dominates everyone else but the Steelers are his kryptonite. Protecting the football and the rest of the Ravens stepping up will be needed for the Ravens to take a win. A good game from Derrick Henry will be good as well. Baltimore is favored by 6 points but these division games, anything can happen. I just don't know if the Ravens can beat the Steelers but anything can happen. I'll take the Steelers. 

All-time series: Steelers lead 36-25

Cleveland (3-11) @ Cincinnati (6-8) (CBS; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Bengals

The Browns lost to the Chiefs and the Bengals beat the Titans last week. Cleveland has had a rough season. The play of Jameis Winston hasn't helped. Injuries to their stars on offense haven't helped either. DeShaun Watson getting injured didn't help either. If Kevin Stefanski gets fired I hope he gets another job. He deserves better. Cleveland will be without the help of Nick Chubb who once again got an injury in the loss against Kansas City. The running game should be alright as Jerome Ford is a capable running back as he had a long run last week for a touchdown. 

Cincinnati is a bit of a stable team when it comes to their Northern Ohio neighbors. Sadly the Bengals are very dangerous in missing the playoffs if they lose a game the rest of the way. Even more unfortunate is that even if they win they will still likely lose a chance to play January football. Joe Burrow and company should have a good shot to win on offense as they can run and pass. The defense is a bit suspect as they can give up points just as much as their offense puts up. Cleveland will possibly start Dorian Thompson-Robinson for this game as Jameis Winston hits the bench. It is a good sign for the Bengals and I will take them in this game. 

All-time series: Bengals lead 54-48

Arizona (7-7) @ Carolina (3-11) (FOX; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Cardinals

The Cardinals beat the Patriots and the Panthers lost to the Cowboys last week. Arizona got a win last week. It was a needed win as the Cardinals before the game had a three-game losing streak going on. It was against the Patriots but at this time of the season, a win is a win. They got it done with a running game that is very underrated and a defense that effectively shut down the Patriots offense until the latter moments in the 4th quarter. Into this week, the Cardinals will need to win the rest of their games to attempt to get into the playoffs. They face off against Carolina who has the opportunity to play spoiler. The Cardinals in this game will need to keep the pace up and utilize the running game and protect the football as much as possible. The Panthers aren't a good team, don't give them a reason to let them in this game. 

Carolina has had a rough season. It was to be expected as they were hovering around this sort of record last year. At this point of the season, most players are just trying to keep their jobs or showcase their talents to other teams during the offseason. Carolina would like nothing more than to play spoiler to the Cardinals. What they need to do is make Kyler Murray uncomfortable. They need to play their best football in this game and hope for the best that Bryce Young becomes the next Cam Newton or something. I just don't see that happening as the Cardinals know the stakes in this game. 

All-time series: Panthers lead 14-6

Detroit (12-2) @ Chicago (4-10) (FOX; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Lions

The Lions lost to the Bills and the Bears lost to the Vikings last week. Detroit suffered a loss for the first time since Week 2 against Tampa Bay. It was a bit of a humbling loss but it was against Buffalo. At least it wasn't against Carolina. Division games are a bit of an odd one as both teams know each other very well and they tend to be very physical. Especially in this iteration of the Black and Blue division. Detroit should win this game but the last time these two teams played it was a bit of a chaotic ending. Matt Eberflus and clock management anyone? Detroit will need to play well in this game and not play with their food in this one. The Bears have Vikings fans watching this game and certainly Packers fans as well. 

Chicago has had a rough one this season. The expectations of the team in preseason was that they would be a quality offense. They were at one point 4-2 this season. Then the loss to Washington happened. Chicago has generally played up to the Lions this season. They almost won on Thanksgiving had Matt Eberflus actually used a timeout and used his time wisely. Caleb Williams had a good game in that game with three touchdowns. Keenan Allen was a matchup nightmare as well as DJ Moore as they had both a good game. Chicago didn't utilize their running game a whole lot in the game and I wish they would do something to take the pressure off of Caleb Williams. I don't trust the Bears in this one so I'll take the Lions. 

All-time series: Bears lead 105-79-5

LA Rams (8-6) @ NY Jets (4-10) (CBS; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Rams

The Rams beat the 49ers and the Jets beat the Jaguars last week. The Rams swept the 49ers in a season series. They didn't do a whole lot on offense but they did more than the 49ers at least. With four field goals they snuck past the 49ers. With the 49ers out of the way, the Rams look to either get in the playoffs as a wild card or a division winner. First they have to beat the Jets. New York's offense isn't a slouch but it isn't a high-octane machine either. The Rams defense might struggle a bit. What was impressing was the Rams defense in shutting down the 49ers offense. It'll be a big thing to build on for this week. 

New York got a big win against the Jaguars. It wasn't a defining win or a win that will get them a playoff spot or anything of the like. It was important to rebuild their confidence and get them into a competitive spirit and something to build on for next year. They will face a new task in the Rams this week. The offense will need to keep and more against a Rams defense that might've been overlooked in more ways than one. The key will be the Jets defense against the Rams offense. The Rams offense will utilize their tandem of wide receivers to move the ball down the field. I'll take the Rams, I don't trust the Jets. 

All-time series: Rams lead 10-5

New England (3-11) @ Buffalo (11-3) (CBS; 4:25 pm)

Pick: Bills

The Patriots lost to the Cardinals and the Bills beat the Lions last week. The Patriots have had a long season. It usually is long when you're a team that is within the top-5 in the draft. They have a 3-11 record which isn't great but given expectations of the team, it wasn't expected to be high. They will face off against their former punching bag in the Bills who have now turned the tables on their rivals since 2020. The Patriots do have Drake Maye who has a promising career ahead of him. Sadly his rookie season will be marred by offensive ineptitude and bad offensive line play. I find it hard to take these guys in this one when they don't do great on either side of the ball. 

Buffalo looks to once again be the ones to roll over the AFC East again. They have already locked up the division a few weeks ago and now don't have a lot to play for. Unless the Chiefs suddenly collapse, the Bills will have to travel at some point in the playoffs. The Bills heading into this game should be able to win with a top-heavy offense and a defense that is just as good. Yes the defense has given up 40+ points in the last two weeks, the Patriots offense doesn't have a guy named Tom Brady under center. I just think that the Bills shouldn't underestimate and put up points early in this one against the Patriots. 

All-time series: Patriots lead 78-50-1

NY Giants (2-12) @ Atlanta (7-7) (FOX; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Falcons

The Giants lost to the Ravens and the Falcons beat the Raiders last week. New York has had a rough season. Enough to the point where planes fly over MetLife Stadium begging the Mara family to sell the team. Keep in mind, the Mara's have own the team since the team's founding in the 1920's. New York in this game might be okayish. Tommy DeVito got injured in his first start last week and Tim Boyle will likely get the nod in this one. The sample for Boyle is a 12-14 passing for 123 yards with a touchdown and an interception. The Giants passing game has been a eyesore and they do have Malik Nabers to build off of in a wide receiver corp. Tyrone Tracy Jr. has been a decent back as well. I am not sure how well the Giants can play against a new quarterback for the Falcons. 

Atlanta is currently at 7-7 on the season. Pretty much average in the grand scheme of things. A bit of a surprise this week is Kirk Cousins getting benched in favor of rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. out of the University of Washington. The play of Kirk Cousins has been a bit spotty but to go with a change this late in the season is a bit weird. The sample size of Michael Penix Jr. is small with 3 of 5 passing for 38 yards. New York is not a great team so maybe they wanted to see what he could do against them. Let him dip his toes in the water so to speak. Maybe a change was needed if they see things with Penix Jr. The rest of the offense should do well in an effort to appease their new teammate. I think the Falcons should win. 

All-time series: Falcons lead 14-12

Philadelphia (12-2) @ Washington (9-5) (FOX; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Commanders

The Eagles beat the Steelers and the Commanders beat the Saints last week. The Eagles looked really good against the Steelers. They had their way with them and even got a few touchdowns past their defensive front. Anything is up in the air when it comes to division matchups and the Eagles and Commanders have always kept things close. The last time these two teams met, the Eagles would score 20 points in the 4th quarter and would hold off one last Commanders march. I think things will be different when they're in Landover. I think the offense needs to get back to running the ball a bit more against the Commanders. It seemed to work well last time. As well as stopping the Commanders run game. 

Washington was having a bit of a struggling part of their season. Fortunately they got a win against the Saints and felt that they were back in control of themselves. It would take a missed 2-point conversion for them to win but nonetheless, the Commanders got a needed win to keep the other hopeful playoff teams out. This game might mean a bit more to the Commanders as they are seeking their first playoff berth since 2020. The Eagles are a very good team I will be honest. It will be a task for the Commanders to win against them. It is a hands on deck sort of game. If they can slow down the Eagles run game they have a shot to do it. The Commanders will need a good game against their run game and have their wide receivers find holes in the Eagles defense. I think it's a tall task but I'll take the Commanders.

All-time series: commanders lead 89-85-5

Tennessee (3-11) @ Indianapolis (6-8) (CBS; 1:00 pm)

Pick: Colts

The Titans lost to the Bengals and the Colts lost to the Broncos last week. Tennessee has had a rough season. The team is just not a great offensive team. They do have a decent run game with Tony Pollard but the rest of the team is just playing meh football. The defense is sadly better than the offense but most people wouldn't have noticed it based on their record. The Titans could possibly play spoiler as the Colts are trying to hang on and hope for a playoff spot. I just don't know if they can keep up against them. The play of Anthony Richardson could possibly give the Titans a run for their money. He is a wild card. 

Indianapolis had a chance to go up on the Broncos. Had Jonathan Taylor held onto the ball and have the ball crossed the plane. Instead, he did a Leon Lett and didn't score a touchdown. Since that play, the Colts were outscored 21 points in unanswered fashion. Turnovers were the thing in that game as Anthony Richardson and the offense gave up the ball four times in the 2nd half. You can't do that in any game in the NFL and hope to win. Fortunately, they play against the cellar team in the AFC South this week. Anthony Richardson is a wild card of a quarterback. You just don't know what you'll get with him. I still think the Colts would've been better off with Joe Flacco at quarterback. I don't get paid enough sadly to be a head coach in the NFL. Nor do I want to deal with owner Jim Irsay. The Colts should be able to win but at this point, I don't know how well they can do in this game. They could win by 20 or 2 at this point. I'll take the Colts. 

All-time series: Colts lead 38-22

Minnesota (12-2) @ Seattle (8-6) (FOX; 4:05 pm)

Pick: Vikings

The Vikings beat the Bears and the Seahawks lost to the Packers last week. Minnesota has had a successful season. They could possibly win this game and have the Lions lose and they would be able to take control of the NFC North. For this game, the Vikings will need to play better in terms of passing the ball. Sam Darnold was off a bit on some throws against Chicago, including the rare interception last week. The offense will need to do their due diligence against the Seahawks defense that was having a decent time of things this season. The Vikings should win this game with their offense and the defense shutting down the Seahawks offense with Sam Howell or Geno Smith. Whoever makes the start at quarterback. 

Seattle had a chance to get more of a leg up on the division. Last week against Green Bay, it all came crashing down. They lost Geno Smith to injury and the offense fell apart as expected. The defense got tired and they let the Packers push through and get a win on the road. Sadly the 12th man couldn't save them. With another NFC North team coming to down, the Seahawks will need to once again have their offense try to outscore against a team that is probably better on offense than them. I don't know if the Seahawks offense can keep up against the Vikings offense. It will be telling if the Seahawks defense can put a few stops together and get a win. I don't think it'll happen. 

All-time series: Seahawks lead 13-6

Jacksonville (3-11) @ Las Vegas (2-12) (CBS; 4:25 pm)

Pick: Raiders

The Jaguars lost to the Jets and the Raiders lost to the Falcons last week. A battle of two teams vying for the #1 pick. Sadly one of them has to win this one or at least tie. It could get ugly. Mac Jones as a Jaguar hasn't gone great. Maybe to be expected as he was slightly better when he was in New England. The experiment has kind of failed. The rest of the team isn't as better but they have some pieces to work. Tank Bigsby is certainly a capable running back that can get yards. 

Las Vegas is currently having a similar season to Jacksonville. They have had a season full of spotty quarterback play and defensive play that is just not good. Desmond Ridder is their best option for the rest of the season. The Raiders have had some history with playing against Mac Jones with his time in New England. For example, the terrible play in the 2022 game in the final seconds of the game. Maybe that might give them some insights to this game. The defense should do alright as Mac Jones as a Jaguar is just really ugly. The game reeks of awful and I don't want to think about it anymore. Raiders win. 

All-time series: Jaguars lead 6-4

San Francisco (6-8) @ Miami (6-8) (CBS; 4:25 pm)

Pick: Dolphins

Both teams lost as the 49ers lost to the Rams and the Dolphins lost to the Texans last week. San Francisco has had a slightly rough season in an NFC title defense this season. It is a season of injuries, not closing out games, not paying attention to details sort of season. The injuries happens to all teams. It is a recurring theme for the 49ers in past seasons. It might be a season where the 49ers will have to make a lot of decisions regarding keeping or letting Christian McCaffrey go or paying Brock Purdy big money. That's in the future. In this game, the 49ers might be able to get a win but they have to do better on offense with a balance on offense and take the pressure off of Brock Purdy. The defense will have its hands full with Jonnu Smith and Tyreek Hill for sure.

Miami has had a roller coaster of a season. The losses have mostly been caused by Tua Tagovailoa missing time and then the offense with Tua failing to get more points than the opposition. The offense will need to play better and protect the football. The 49ers defensive line might be down but they are not out in terms of missing key players. Defensively, the Dolphins might be finding their hands full in the game as the 49ers do have some players that are quite good with Deebo Samuel and Isaac Guerendo in the backup role of McCaffrey. The big thing is keeping Brock Purdy on the sideline. I really wish that the Dolphins would utilize their running game more often but I don't get paid enough to be an NFL head coach. I don't trust the 49ers so I'll take the Dolphins. 

All-time series: Dolphins lead 8-7

Tampa Bay (8-6) @ Dallas (6-8) (NBC; 8:20 pm)

Pick: Buccaneers

The Buccaneers beat the Chargers and the Cowboys beat the Panthers last week. The Sunday night game features a team that is trying to stay in the playoffs as a division winner while the other is just trying to get a win and hope for the best. Tampa got a big win against the Chargers. A win against a relatively good team in Los Angeles. With a healthy core the Buccaneers can make a run and make opponents in the NFC playoffs quake at their feet. I wouldn't want to face them with that tandem of wide receivers and a running game that can hurt. The Buccaneers offense isn't without faults. Baker Mayfield has been known to throw interceptions when he shouldn't. He plays the hero a bit too much at times. They need to be cautious against the Cowboys. 

The Cowboys are down but they are not out in terms of the playoffs. They need to win this game and get some help. The game itself is a night game and the teams ahead of Dallas could very well have won and the game might be more meaningless than anything. Cowboys fans might need to become Eagles fans which is kind of odd if you ask me. The Cowboys in this game might have some struggle keeping up with the Buccaneers on offense. If Dak Prescott was playing this might be a different story. Cooper Rush could very well possibly do well in the Buccaneers defense. You do have to remember he threw three touchdowns against the Panthers defense. I think the Buccaneers take this game so that we don't have to hear more about Dallas.  

All-time series: Cowboys lead 16-6

New Orleans (5-9) @ Green Bay (10-4) (ABC; 8:15 pm)

Pick: Packers

The Saints lost to the Commanders and the Packers beat the Seahawks last week. New Orleans was once upon a time the highest scoring, highest-yardage team in the NFL. That was back in Week 2 after a blowout win at Dallas. You'd be surprised to see that they are 3-9 since that time. It certainly hurts even more that their offensive leader in passing stats is injured again. Jake Haener wasn't much of a factor against Washington but his backup Spencer Rattler did provide some help to an offense that needed it. They now go to the cold of Lambeau Field a few days before Christmas. I don't trust their offense but maybe their defense can do something against the Packers. Maybe is a bit of a stretch. 

Green Bay is currently at 10-4 and will likely play 3rd wheel to the Lions and Vikings in the overpowered NFC North. It might work out well to their advantage as they can be viewed as an underdog of sorts. The offense needs to keep going and play error-free football in this point of the season. The running game has been doing well with Josh Jacobs surpassing the 1,000 rushing yard mark. The Packers defense last week did really well against the decent offense of the Seahawks, going after the quarterback. It is a formula that they should find some advantage with Spencer Rattler in at quarterback. I'll take the Pack. 

All-time series: Packers lead 18-10

Early & Late Game TV Broadcast Pairings

Note: Games in bold are being shown in my area, check local listings

CBS Early

LA Rams @ NY Jets

Kevin Harlan, Trent Green

Tennessee @ Indianapolis

Tom McCarthy, Ross Tucker, Jay Feely

Cleveland @ Cincinnati

Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta

CBS Late

San Francisco @ Miami

Jim Nantz, Tony Romo

Jacksonville @ Las Vegas

Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Jason McCourty

New England @ Buffalo

Ian Eagle, Charles Davis

FOX Single

Philadelphia @ Washington

Joe Davis, Greg Olson

NY Giants @ Atlanta

Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston

Detroit @ Chicago

Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma

Arizona @ Carolina

Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth

Minnesota @ Seattle (Late)

Adam Amin, Mark Sanchez

For more information on which game is being shown in your area check out: NFL 2024: Week 16 Maps

Records

2024:
Week 1: 14-2
Week 2: 10-6

Week 3: 10-6

Week 4: 10-6
Week 5: 3-11

Week 6: 13-1

Week 7: 13-2

Week 8: 9-7

Week 9: 12-3

Week 10: 10-4

Week 11: 11-3

Week 12: 7-6

Week 13: 14-2

Week 14: 11-3

Week 15: 13-3

Total: 160-65

2012: 164-90-2

2013: 162-92-1

2014: 172-83-1

2017: 164-92

2018: 156-98-2
2019: 161-94-1

2020: 167-88-1 

2021: 173-98-1
2022: 166-103-2
2023: 161-111

See you all after the Monday night game for the Week 16 Recap! Enjoy the games!

-Tom