The NFL season has been a little crazy so far. Some teams have defied expectations and risen to present themselves as legitimate challengers, while others with high hopes have been struggling. A few teams even seem to have already fizzled out. But that's the kind of unpredictability that annually leads to some exciting stories in the league. Here's a look ahead at this weekend's games as the first round of byes is underway.
Tampa Bay @ Washington: It's hard to pick a winner here as both teams have been playing poorly, but I'll take the slightly more balanced Skins over a Bucs team riddled with holes.
Detroit @ Chicago: This should be an easy win for the Bears as Jay Cutler has settled into the offense nicely. At least the D won one, right?
Tennessee @ Jacksonville: I think the Titans might pull this one out, but the safer bet is the Jags at home, with Garrard playing well and MJD on fire last weekend.
Oakland @ Houston: The Texans win again and Steve Slaton finally has a good game.
Cincinnati @ Cleveland: The Browns are terrible again, and Cinci looks to have a little bit of a spark. They win easily.
Seattle @ Indianapolis: This is a no-brainer, especially with how well the Colts offense has performed as of late.
New York Giants @ Kansas City: The Giants offense is another big surprise this year. We'll see how long they can maintain it, but the Chiefs should give them no trouble at all.
Baltimore @ New England: In an upset, the Ravens inch out the Pats, who have yet to "click" this season.
Buffalo @ Miami: The Bills don't look half bad this year, and the Dolphins won't even have Chad Pennington.
New York Jets @ New Orleans: The Jets are good, but the Saints are better at this point. Still, this might end up being a good game.
St. Louis @ San Francisco: The Niners have been the surprise of the year for me. They shouldn't have trouble winning against another poor Rams team.
Dallas @ Denver: The Denver D came out of nowhere, but the Boys are better than it. In fact, the Cowboys are far underrated this year.
San Diego @ Pittsburgh: Both of these teams have been way underperforming. The Steelers come back from two bad losses on Sunday night.
Green Bay @ Minnesota: This is the game of the week. Green Bay comes away with the win in a close one, simply because they have more to prove.
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