Week 11 Preview and Predictions

Read below for the preview and predictions of all the games for Week 11

By Michael Foulks, Sports O'Clock Writing Team Member

Thursday Night Football:

Seattle Seahawks (6-3) vs Arizona Cardinals (6-3):

Preview: The NFC West battle for first continues on Thursday Night. The Seahawks started the season off as the hottest team, and the front running MVP. That has drastically changed in the last few weeks, and the Cardinals are becoming the best team in the division and are riding a hot streak. They will keep this hot streak going tonight, and take down the Seahawks.

Final: Cardinals 28 -Seahawks 27

Sunday 1pm Slot:

Ravens (6-3) vs Titans (6-3):

Preview: The matchup of the Divisional Series in the playoffs last year, reignites for week 11. The Ravens are coming off of a brutal loss to the Patriots last Sunday Night, and the Titans plan to redeem themselves after a big loss to the colts. Be ready to see Derrick Henry run the ball a lot and take control of this game. Ravens will fall behind quickly and won’t recover.

Final: Titans 31 -Ravens 24

Panthers (3-7) vs Lions (4-5):

Preview: McCaffrey is out again for the Panthers as he barely came back from his first injury. The Panthers come off a loss to the Bucs, while the Lions come off a last second win against the Football Team. Expect Stafford and Co. cruise to another win against a beaten up team.

Final: Lions 27 -Panthers 17

Browns (6-3) vs Eagles (3-5-1):

Preview: The Browns come off a lackluster performance in week 10 against the Texans, while the Eagles come into the week after losing a divisional matchup to the Giants. Look for a low scoring affair between too okay teams.

Final: Browns 19 -Eagles 10

Texans (2-7) vs Patriots (4-5):

Preview: These two teams are moving in opposite directions; the Patriots are finally coming together as a team, and making big improvements each week. While the Texans are a hot mess and don’t know which team will show up every week.

Final: Patriots 27- Texans 21

Jaguars (1-8) vs Steelers (9-0):

Preview: The Steelers come into this matchup at 9-0, their best start to a season for the franchise; after cruising to an easy win against the Bengals, expect the same thing against the Jags. It will be close for the first half, as the Jags can play with the big dogs for a bit, but they lack talent, coaching and players to win this game.

Final: Steelers 34 - Jaguars 21

Saints (7-3) vs Falcons (3-6):

Preview: The Saints are without Drew Brees after going down with some injuries in Week 10. They have either hill or Winston to start as their QB, and if they go with Hill they have a shot at this game. I do not believe that the Saints have the capacity to win this game without Brees.

Final: Falcons 24 - Saints 21

Washington (2-7) vs Bengals (2-6-1):

Preview: People do not talk about how sneakily good Washington has been this season. Especially in the NFC East, they have a shot at the division still so they will be playing with motivation; unlike the Bengals. This will be a nailbiter to the end, but the Football Team will pull this out.

Final: Washington 24 - Bengals 17

4:05 time slot:

Broncos (3-6) vs Dolphins (6-3):

Preview: I would not want to be the Denver Broncos in this matchup. The Dolphins have been the hottest team of late, and they have everything going for them. Tua has been very good as the QB, and the coaching staff has excelled. They look to move closer to taking over the division.

Final: Dolphins 31 vs Broncos 24

Chargers (2-7) vs Jets (0-9):

Preview: This is another bye week for the Chargers, as long as they play mediocre they should have this in the bag. The Jets are just a dumpster fire of a football team, and I do not think they have the capabilities to win a football game.

Final: Chargers 28 - Jets 14

Packers (7-2) vs Colts (6-3):

Preview: This will be one of the best matchups of the week. The Packers and Colts both have something to prove. Aaron Rodgers wants to show the league that he is worthy of the MVP this season, and winning this game against a good Colts team will only help.

Final: Packers 31 - Colts 27

Vikings (4-5) vs Cowboys (2-7):

Preview: Kirk Cousins did something last week that he doesn’t do often. Win a prime time game, and that was against a division opponent. This week he goes up against the lackluster Cowboys so it should be an issue at all for them.

Final: Vikings 34 - Cowboys 19

Sunday Night Football: 8:15pm EST, NBC

Raiders (6-3) vs Chiefs (8-1):

Preview: This is the matchup of the week, and the fans are in for a really good one. Division games are always close and hard fought, and that is what this one will be. The Raiders are looking to prove they have a shot to take down the SB Champs, and they will with a last second field goal.

Final: Raiders 34 - Chiefs 31

Monday Night Football: 8:20pm EST, ESPN

Buccaneers (7-3) vs Rams (6-3):

Preview: The buccaneers have found their rhythm again after a devastating loss to the Saints two weeks back. While the Rams came off a great divisional rival game last week, now tied for first place.

Final: Buccaneers 37 - Rams 24

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