NFL Sunday: Tampa Bay Looks to Continue Win Streak in Key Game Against Atlanta
By Jason Lisk
Other games:
Denver at Kansas City: The Broncos come in as a massive favorite in Arrowhead, a place they have historically struggled. Peyton Manning, on the other hand, has done just fine in Kansas City.
Minnesota at Chicago: Jay Cutler is back, while Percy Harvin is still out in this one. Minnesota needs a win like this to stay in the hunt, while the Bears look to rebound from an embarrassing performance.
Oakland at Cincinnati: Carson Palmer returns to Cincinnati, and I’m sure will be warmly welcomed.
Pittsburgh at Cleveland: Charlie Batch will set his walker aside and come in for a start for Pittsburgh. Expect an ugly affair dictated by rushing, turnovers, and the occasional big play.
Buffalo at Indianapolis: This is a swing game in the AFC, where the Colts just need to hold serve against teams below them. The Bills can get within a game of a playoff spot with the road win. Expect lots of C.J. Spiller here.
Tennessee at Jacksonville: Can Chad Henne and his porn star mustache do it again? He provided signs of life in Jacksonville.
Seattle at Miami: Seattle is the better team, and Miami is really floundering offensively, but the Seahawks are a notorious struggling road team, particularly on these early cross country trips.
Late Afternoon Games
Baltimore at San Diego: The Ravens have won ugly at times, but are at 8-2. San Diego whipped the Ravens a few years ago in must win mode, and need to do it again.
San Francisco at New Orleans: Colin Kaepernick will start today, and this one is another huge game, as the Saints look to go from 0-4 start to 6-5.
St. Louis at Arizona: Ryan Lindley starts at QB for Arizona. God bless Larry Fitzgerald.
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