Yet another crazy week in the NFL.  Four more bizarre upsets send the predictions out the window and a slew of unpredictable play keeps the Comprank system in a state of perpetual guessing.  Just keep wondering when some semblance of normalcy will break out.  Probably not this season...

Here's the predictions for the week of 10/14.

 

Very little movement this week, as there was finally a lull in the upsets that have been the norm so far this season.  Indy stays on top, but loses ground despite crushing the Bucs.  New England gains some points after beating Cleveland at home, and Dallas stays in the Top 5 after finding a way to win at Buffalo despite Tony Romo's inability to keep the ball out of the hands of the Bills defenders.

 

Making big moves up are Washington, San Diego, and Chicago, while Denver and Detroit fall with resounding thuds following their blowout losses by the aforementioned Redskins and Chargers.  Rounding out the bottom is St. Louis, who wrests that infamous spot from Miami after coming up short vs. Arizona.

 

 

Unbelievable finish in Buffalo.  The Bills lose on a last second field goal for the second time this year, this time going down to a 53yd Dallas FG as time expires.  Exciting game though, with Romo throwing 5 INT's, Buffalo returning 2 for TD's, and Terrence McGee going the distance on a kickoff return for a score.  That being said, the obvious stat is Buffalo's lack of offensive output, as they were only able to muster a mere 3 points due to forward progress.

 

As for the system, the straight up was good, mostly due to the lack of upsets, however the system didn't do well against the spread, going 7-7 on the week.