Another good week and my ‘winning percentage’ is .622 with
six weeks left. There are no more bye weeks in 2012 and we have Thanksgiving
Football tomorrow!! So exciting!
Week 12 Byes: No teams on bye
Game
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Puff’s Pick
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Thurs., 12:30 pm
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Houston at Detroit
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Houston Texans
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Thurs., 4:15 pm
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Washington at Dallas
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Washington Redskins
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Thurs., 8:20 pm
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New England at NY Jets
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New England Patriots
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Sun., 1:00pm
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Tennessee at Jacksonville
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Buffalo at Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Colts
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Pittsburgh at Cleveland
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Cleveland Browns
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Oakland at Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Bengals
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Denver at Kansas City
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Denver Broncos
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Seattle at Miami
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Miami Dolphins
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Atlanta at Tampa Bay
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Minnesota at Chicago
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Chicago Bears
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Sun., 4:05 pm
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Baltimore at San Diego
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Baltimore Ravens
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Sun., 4:25 pm
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St. Louis at Arizona
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St. Louis Rams
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San Francisco at New Orleans
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San Francisco 49ers
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Sun., 8:20 pm
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Green Bay at NY Giants
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New York Giants
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Mon., 8:30 pm
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Carolina at Philadelphia
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Carolina Panthers
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Puff on the NFL
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Week 12 Record
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14-2
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Current Season Record
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113-62-1
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Games to Watch
(Predicted winners in Bold)
Thursday, Nov. 22,
2012, 4:15pm – Washington Redskins @
Dallas Cowboys
Let’s be real, almost everyone in the country will watch at
least part of all three Thanksgiving games, and when we aren’t watching it’ll
be playing in the background as we gather around the TV and talk with family.
But if any of the games deserves your undivided attention, it’s this division
rivalry. At least the Skins won’t jump ship in the NFC East and ruin this
biannual rivalry matchup.
Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012,
1:00pm – Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cleveland
Browns
The 1:00 games don’t look all that enticing, but this one
should be interesting. The Browns would love another win, and when better than
in a game against a division rival who will be starting their third string
quarterback?
Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012,
1:00pm – Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago
Bears
The Vikings have been inconsistent after a strong start to
the season but the Bears have been unimpressive against good teams. The Vikings
are an okay team, but the way Chicago has played the past two weeks, that may
be all it takes to beat them.
Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012,
4:25pm – San Francisco 49ers @ New
Orleans Saints
The 49ers have had a few fantastic games out of both of
their quarterbacks. The Saints have fought back to a .500 record but their one
win against a good team, the Falcons, looks a little less significant every
week. But the game is in the Superdome.
Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012,
8:20pm – Green Bay Packers @ New York
Giants
Neither team has been great the past few weeks, but the
Giants were in dire need of the bye week. Coming off of it they’ll look to Eli
Manning to bounce back from three very bad games in which he has thrown no
touchdowns and four interceptions.
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