Jets > Bills: The Bills have been Jekyll and Hyde, and no Percy Harvin means Watkins will be sipping margaritas on Revis Island.
Packers > Lions: The Pack looks vulnerable, but they should handle the Lions as expected, especially with Megatron in need of energon cubes.
Cowboys > Bucs: Law of averages, and Cassel is better than you think. The Cowboys suspect defense won't be put on the line again this week.
Panthers > Titans: Mariotta is a great story, but he's no kryptonite. Carolina's doppleganger of Seattle's D will have a field day against the rookie.
Rams > Bears: It will be a long day for Cutler against the Rams elite pass rush. Gurley will probably go off too. Watch for trick plays.
Redskins > Saints: Brees has been playing better than you could ask for, but the league's worst defense will be a shot in the arm for the Redskins offense which will control the clock and keep their D fresh.
Eagles > Dolphins: The jury is still out for the turnaround in Miami. The Eagles' 3 headed rushing attack will wear down the defense as intended, and Bradford is starting to get comfortable.
Browns > Steelers: Big Ben and DeAngelo are nursing injuries, no Bell, and Cleveland doesn't have to travel far. The Dawg Pound steals one here.
Ravens > Jaguars: I'm giving the edge to the more experienced and well coached Ravens to get the job done at home in spite of the injuries. Crocket Gillmore will need to have a big game.
Raiders > Vikings: I'm giving the Raiders the edge at home with their awesome crazy fan base and solid run defense. Carr will have to continue to elevate his game, and I think he will.
Pats > Giants: Brady will have a field day. Tyree is not in the game, and Eli will make frustrated faces. The NFC Least is still wide open.
Chiefs > Broncos: KC's D has been improving, and Peyton isn't coming fresh off a bye week. No Talib, and Hillman is nursing an injury. The Colts showcased the winning formula last week, and the Chiefs are capable.
Seahawks > Cards: The Hawks will clean up the mistakes, stop beating themselves, and pound the rock to regain their identity. Cards offense sputters but it'll still be a nail biter with Wilson doing his usual Houdini routine.
Bengals > Texans: JJ Watt can't play every position on the defense, and that's about what it would take to unseat the red hot ginga ninja and a 2 headed rushing attack.
No prior record. Just throwing my hat in.