Okay, rule is clear now. 

Might edit later. But whenever I predict late it doesnt go to well. Might as well get all on the table now.

Detroit may have lost last week, but they are not Chicago bad.

Dallas are better at away games then at home. But I think Sanchez will give the opposing team more chances to win then Romo.

I think SEA and SF will take one game off of each other, it is more likely to be the homes games that they win.

Free games easy picks for most of the rest.

NE @ GB will be a good game. You have the Patriots and then you have Packers at home. If the Patriots are going to lose then this game would be it.

Denver has been having a few issues and KC is good at home. Upset pick I guess?

Well, I couldn't have gone against the Saints, I guess somewhere deep down I still remember them as a respectable home team. But I am very glad Baltimore won and kept pace in their division, as they are my pick to win it. And double that because of my prediction for Falcons to win their division (6-10 might just be enough).

Not that happy with losing ground to the Top 5, just a few weeks back I was #3, but last week really crushed me. Regardless, no changes in my tactics, will continue to pick according to my plan (I already have picked the rest of the season). Might help me bounce back, but also dropping out of the playoffs is not impossible at this time.

Missed last week *shrugs*, so I'm getting my predictions done early this week. 

Freaking Seahawks game is right in the middle of the thanksgiving/Black Friday sales.... What to do... Watch football?... or spend money to save money...

Yes, you are right, that is a more correct question!

Or just go online and take advantage of huge deals there from the comfort of your own home during the halftime...

I simply don't understand the Americans' obsession with actually going to the stores and fighting off hordes of shoppers..