Also I'm following a couple of different algorithms (not all of them good), last week (and I above) I posted the one I thought would be the best/most consistent, which I call "T2" as it has over the list above.

But there was one that beat it out, which I called "new 2" ... it got the Saints over the Colts correct and only got two games where I said 3rd string QBs started above. Assuming 3 is a big move, the big movers going up were Chiefs +6, Saints +5, Raiders +3, Jaguars +3.... while the Bills -5, Chargers -4 and Texans -4 were the big losers...

new 2

1. Packers
2. Cardinals 1
3. Patriots -1
4. Bengals 1
5. Jets -1
6. Broncos
7. Panthers
8. Giants 2
9. Steelers -1
10. Eagles -1
11. Vikings 2
12. Falcons -1
13. Rams 3
14. Raiders 1
15. Seahawks -1
16. Dolphins 2
17. Bills -5
18. Redskins -1
19. Titans 1
20. Saints 5
21. Chiefs 6
22. Ravens -1
23. Chargers -4
24. Browns -2
25. Cowboys -2
26. Buccaneers 2
27. Colts -1
28. Texans -4
29. Jaguars 3
30. Bears -1
31. 49ers -1
32. Lions -1

The match-up(s) this week that my two posted algorithms disagree on are who's going to win the Chargers @ Ravens and Titans @ Texans.


And like I THINK I said last week, any algorithm is probably going to have flaws. With two loses I don't put the Cardinals that high as of right now.

Zero2Cool;328233I think the key to beating the Seahawks is a team with a really good OL and efficient running game. The Cowboys have the OL, but without Tony Romo and Dez Bryant, they do not give the Seahawks any reason to not stack the box.

I think Seahawks want some revenge for losing to Cowboys at Seattle last season and will get it.

I just read that the Seahawks LT is Doubtful for the game and Bryant is Questionable.