….and only one unbeaten team remains! Picks4Players and The NFL are heating up in an East Coast blizzard
December 20, 2009 by Crit Dahippo · Leave a Comment
After going 3-0 this week with correct selections of the underdog 49ers on Monday Night and the Saturday Night upset special Dallas Cowboys to go along with our riding the favored Colts and Peyton Manning on Thursday, your team here at P4P, on Sunday, looks to extend our lead in the 30th Annual National Handicapper’s Bowl, as featured in Pro Football Weekly. After Dallas dismantled Drew Brees and the Saints in the SuperDome last night, Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts are the lone remaining unbeaten team this year, but with the way the Jags marched up and down the field on the Colts, don’t look for them to be the first team to go 19-0. Their time will come and they will go down.
Here are PICKS4PLAYERS BEST BETS for NFL week 15 .
Miami @ Tennessee (-5)
The Titans are playing better football lately but Miami is battling for a playoff spot and will give Tennessee all it can handle. We see this as more of a field goal game that should go down to the last possession.
OUR PICK: MIAMI +5
Tampa Bay @ Seattle (-6 1/2)
The Seahawks have been tough at home only losing once all year, while the Bucs have been a disaster on the road. The Bucs have also lost 3 of the last 4 by more than double digits and must travel to the cold Seattle weather. This one shouldn’t be close.
OUR PICK: SEATTLE -6 ½
Cincinnati @ San Diego (-7)
Too many points for the top NFL scoring defense. Cincy is giving up only 16 points per game and should keep the score within a touchdown. We figure this game could turn into a track meet in the second half so the over (43) also seems like a strong play.
OUR PICK: CINCINNATI +7
San Francisco @ Philadelphia (-9)
With Westbrook and Maclin both out for the Eagles, the 49ers should be able to slow down the Philadelphia passing attack. Cold weather should play a part in keeping the score low and creating a tight game to the wire.
OUR PICK: SAN FRANCISCO +9



