1. Green Bay Packers (-3) vs. Min – The Packers know if they win they get the No. 2 seed. Plenty of incentive to go all out. Look for the Vikings who have played well in recent weeks to come up short against the Packers potent offense.

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2. San Francisco 49ers (-16.5) vs. Arz – They still need a win to lock down the NFC West after Sunday’s debacle. And they’re facing Brian Hoyer at QB. Look for SF in a rout.

3. Philadelphia Eagles (+7) vs. NYG – This is likely Andy Reid’s last game as head coach and they’re catching a Giants team which suddenly seems to have lost interest.

4. New Orleans Saints (-5.5) vs. Car – 8-8 will be quite an accomplishment for a Saints team that started off 0-4 after Bountygate.

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Denver Broncos (-16) vs. KC – The Broncos know that with a win they lock up the No. 2 seed. They’ll win 30-10.

Washington Redskins (-3) vs. Dal – The Cowboys haven’t fared well recently in big games or cold weather games.

Cincinnati Bengals (+3) vs. Bal – Joe Flacco’s been a bum on the road and Baltimore has the AFC North locked up.

Top Pick

1. Chicago Bears vs. Sea – The Seahawks are a poor road team and QB Russell Wilson will be exposed on Sunday against this defense. The Bears offense will do enough to put this one out of reach, while the Bears D will do what it does best: create turnovers and force the Seahawks into mistakes.

Look for an easy win as you advance in your suicide pool.

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2. Carolina Panthers vs. KC – The Chiefs are 1-10 for a reason. The Panthers, while only 3-8, have been playing better ball lately and will come away with a W this week.

3. Dallas Cowboys vs. Phi – If Dallas is still available to you, plug them in here. The Eagles have thrown the towel in on the season and Andy Reid‘s fate will be officially sealed in another month. The Cowboys, who have been very ordinary at home in 2012, will roll here.

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1. Seattle Seahawks vs. Mia –  QB Ryan Tannehill has hit the proverbial rookie wall and the Dolphins offense is struggling badly. It won’t get any easier when the well rested Seahawks hit South Beach. Look for Seattle to continue the Fins recent misery with a win on Sunday.

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2. Carolina Panthers vs. Phi – Six losses in a row for the Eagles, why not seven? The Andy Reid era is quickly coming to an end and he’s lost the locker room.  On top of that, he may have lost his star RB LeSean McCoy for this one after he suffered a late game concussion in their blowout loss to Washington.

Regardless, while the Panthers are horrible this year, they’ve been competitive in recent weeks and will win on Monday.

3. Tennessee Titans vs. Jax – It would be shocking if the Jags had anything left in the tank after last week’s emotional OT loss to the Texans. Look for them to come out flat and get beaten by at least a TD to the Titans, who are coming off their bye.

Note – our top pick are teams we have not used yet.

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1. Denver Broncos vs. SD – The Chargers are reeling and the writing is on the wall for Norv Turner.

The situation is vastly different for Denver. Since its improbable comeback vs. San Diego a month ago, after being down 24-0 at the half, it has won every game since and will continue that trend this week.

Look for the Broncos to easily cover the point spread and advance you to Week 12 of your suicide pool.

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2. Washington Redskins vs. Phi – Things have unraveled quickly for the Eagles who are on a 5-game losing streak and likely without QB Michael Vick for this one.

While that is not necessarily a bad thing,  it’ll be difficult for rookie QB Nick Foles to end the skid.

Look for the Redskins, who are coming off of their bye, to follow RGIII’s lead to a win on Sunday as Andy Reid‘s seat gets that much hotter.

3. St. Louis Rams vs. NYJ – The Rams might still be emotionally drained from their 24-24 tie to the 49ers, but they will have enough left in the tank to win here.

The Jets are in disarray, Tim Tebow somehow is still the most talked about topic in town, and Mark Sanchez has regressed tremendously in 2012 which is putting the defense in bad situations. Look for the Rams to pull out the win by a TD at home.