Week 14 was a great one for me as only the Ravens and my arch-nemesis the New Orleans Saints sullied by otherwise perfect record. I knocked out a couple parlays and my main game of the week, the Bears vs Lions came through at the end (although the Bears definitely made me sweat it out.).

I'm not as confident about the Bears this week; I think the Pats can handle them but I'm wary of a let down after the demolition of the Jets. (On a related note, everyone counting out the Jets right now seem to be overstating the importance of that loss. If anything, the Jets played so poorly that it is going to give them a huge chip on their shoulder for the rest of the season. I mean, that was as bad as I've seen a team play in the NFL. Well, outside of Cincinnatti.)

I'm surprised that the Browns aren't favored against the Bills. Buffalo is terrible against the run and no good against TE's and Peyton Hillis and Ben Watson are pretty damn good. I expect the Jets to come back better than ever. I'm starting to believe in the Bucs and the Falcons so I might lay some money on them as well. I also wagered a small bet on Tennessee to win outright this week. Their defense will be more ornery than usual after last week's poor showing and Chris Johnson against Indy's pathetic run defense should allow the Titans to win the time of possession battle.

But, as always, I have no idea what I'm talking about, really. Anything can happen in the NFL.

Speaking of knowing nothing, I was glad the League kind of took a shot at fantasy "experts" but I wish they were a little harsher. Their seriously isn't an easier job in the world than being a fantasy expert. Really, all it requires is for someone to pay attention. (Although, it seems like most of these experts, especially at Yahoo! aren't great about doing that either.) ESPN has better "experts" but as the League pointed out, you're better off just going with your gut rather than relying on these other no-nothings.