Sunday, January 16, 2005

Week 19: Picks Summary

Regular Season record:
Week 1: N/A
Week 2: 9-7
Week 3: 7-7
Week 4: 6-8
Week 5: 8-6
Week 6: 9-5
Week 7: 7-7
Week 8: 8-6
Week 9: 7-7
Week 10: 8-6
Week 11: 13-3
Week 12: 12-4
Week 13: 10-6
Week 14: 14-2
Week 15: 11-5
Week 16: 12-4
Week 17: 7-9

Total: 148 W, 92 L, 62 %

Playoff record:
Week 18 (Wild Card Round): 1-3
Week 19 (Divisional Round): 3-1

Playoff Total: 4 W, 4 L, 50 %

Pittsburgh 20, New York Jets 17 (OT) W
Atlanta 47, St. Louis 17 W
Philadelphia 27, Minnesota 14 W
New England 20, Indianapolis 3 L

Pittsburgh over New York Jets - Give the Jets credit for hanging tough. Pittsburgh nearly blew this game with a blown punt coverage and two costly Roethlisberger INT's. I don't think any less of Pittsburgh for winning so close. They aren't a team that usually wins by big margins. I think New York got lucky last week on a missed field goal, and Pittsburgh got lucky Doug Brien missed two makeable FG's.

Atlanta over St. Louis - Not much to say here. Once St. Louis played a real playoff contender, I knew they would lose.

Minnesota over Philadelphia - I called this one correctly. I'm not sold on 8-8 teams going far in the playoffs. I'm impressed with the efficiency of Philly's offense. I liked how they utilized Westbrook as a reciever and out of the backfield. Minnesota got behind early so they were unable to establish much of a running game.

New England over Indianapolis - There's a reason the Pats have only lost a few games over the last two years. After seeing the snow, I wished I knew of a good sportsbook where I could place an under bet on this game. There weren't going to be 50 points scored in these weather conditions. Manning didn't necessarily play a bad game, but he didn't do enough to put Indy in position to win.

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