And so, another week is in the books. Was quite an eventful one this week, wasn’t it? Drew Brees broke another record. Justin Tucker missed an extra point for the first time. Jacksonville Jaguars players tried to fight each other. Their fans tried to fight Texans fans. Cleveland went to overtime AGAIN. There was a Wembley game that ended in exciting fashion. This week really did have it all. And the Colts won, too! Let’s get to it, shall we? Arizona Cardinals v. Denver Broncos University of Phoenix State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona I have no idea what order that’s supposed to be in for the stadium, or whether the original name should have been taken out. At the start of Thursday night, I decided it was a good idea to take a roll on my predictions, and select Arizona to win this week. I’ve been selected for the NFL’s random drug testing program next week. What the hell was this game? This was over 20 seconds into the Second Quarter. The Car

So ends another week. Bit of a weird week, wasn’t it? Kickers missing all over the shop. Wide receivers throwing touchdown passes better than their starting quarterback. Cleveland going to overtime yet again, and actually winning this time? Huh? This might truly well be the Upside Down. Kyle went 9-6 last weekend, while I went 12-3. My three point win put me one point in the lead. Let’s get on with it, shall we? The Empire vs. the Rebel Alliance Death Star, Galaxy Far, Far Away Ahem New England Patriots v. Indianapolis Colts Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts Well, I know I made this joke the last few weeks, but it’s the Pats versus the Colts, it has to be done. A game that seemed to be a one-sided affair due to the Colts having an available roster of Andrew Luck, Sticky Tape, Cheesestrings and Traffic Cones, due to the biggest injury list this side of the Plague, remained surprisingly competitive for a large part of the game.