Last week: 9-7

Season: 9-7

Kansas City at Detroit

The Chiefs looked like a mess in Week One and will look worse in Detroit. The loss of Eric Berry for the season only makes things worse for a defense that will be powerless to stop Matt Stafford and company.

Oakland at Buffalo

Hue Jackson's men were wild, physical and undisciplined in their win over the Broncos. In other words - they look like the Raiders. The Bills, meanwhile, jumped all over the Chiefs with an improving defense and an underrated offense. I was right about Buffalo last week and I'll be right again this week when they start 2-0 for the first time since 2008.

Baltimore at Tennessee

Are the Ravens set up for an emotional letdown after their big victory over a hated division rival? Um, no. While Baltimore may not look as dominating as they did against Pittsburgh, they still roll against the Titans.

Jacksonville at New York Jets

The Jaguars did just enough to beat the Titans last week but now they're on the road and Luke McCown will be forced to deal with a real defense. While Sanchez will hurt more than he helps, New York comes away with the victory.

Cleveland at Indianapolis

Things could get late real early in Indianapolis, if they aren't already. (At least some fans have a sense of humor about it) Cleveland is no NFL powerhouse but they are facing a Colts team that did little, if anything, well in their matchup with the Texans. The pick is Cleveland in a close one.

Arizona at Washington

After giving up 422 yards and two touchdowns through the air to a rookie, the Cardinals defense looks to regroup against Rex Grossman, who didn't look half bad himself against the Giants.  Beanie Wells ran with more power and determination than we've seen from him in a while, but the Redskins run-D will be a stiffer test and Kolb isn't  ready to win games on his own. Washington takes this one.

Tampa Bay at Minnesota

The Buccaneers, a near-playoff team a year ago, got a wake up call against the Lions last week. Worse, Josh Freeman looked nothing like the young up and coming star who had Bucs fans thinking big this summer. The Vikings held their own on defense against the Chargers but their pop-gun offense is almost laughable. Tampa in a close one.

Green Bay at Carolina

Everyone is sick of reading about Cam Newton throwing for over 400 yards, including Dom Capers. With undrafted rookie Byron Bell most likely starting at right tackle in place of the injured Jeff Otah, Newton may get to know Clay Matthews quite well. On defense, the Panthers simply have no answer for Aaron Rodgers and company. Green Bay should roll.

Chicago at New Orleans

Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher will be playing with a heavy heart after the death of his mother earlier this week. Don't expect the offensive fireworks the Saints put on display against the Packers - Lovie Smith will sit in his Cover Two and make the Saints work for everything. I can't believe I'm saying it - but Chicago in what I think will be a great game.

Seattle at Pittsburgh

Breno Giacomini vs Lamar Woodley? Hide the women and children. Pittsburgh, and it won't be pretty.

Dallas at San Francisco

Tony Romo did a fantastic Tony Romo impression against the Jets. The Niners won't be so lucky. Dallas rights the ship and gets Jerry off their backs for at least a week.

San Diego at New England

In what promises to be a fantastic game, Philip Rivers faces off against Tom Brady in a showdown of two of the leagues best quarterbacks. These teams are incredibly close in terms of talent - but one of them is coached by Bill Belichick and one of them is coached by Norv Turner. That's enough for me. New England in a classic.

Cincinnati at Denver

The Bengals are terrible. The Broncos are terribler. The loser of this game could seriously determine who gets the right to draft Andrew Luck. Someone has to win and in these types of games the better quarterback usually takes it. Bronco fans want Tebow - because fans are dumb. Denver gets on the board with their first "W" of 2011.

Houston at Miami

The Dolphins, still licking their wounds after getting embarrassed by Tom Brady in front of a national television audience, did what the Dolphins do after they lose to the Pats, releasing cornerback Benny Sapp, making him the scapegoat for a multitude of sins. I wonder who they release after Houston puts up another 30+ points on them?

Philadelphia at Atlanta

While Michael Vick's return to Atlanta is being overblown as a storyline, not nearly enough attention is being paid to the fact that Vick did not play particularly well against St. Louis. Of course, its no secret that pretty much the entire Falcons team played poorly against the Bears. Look for Atlanta to get back on track against the Eagles.

St. Louis at New York Giants

The Giants couldn't stop putting guys on injured reserve in the preseason. The Rams got Sam Bradford and Stephen Jackson banged up in their opener. While it looks like Bradford will play in this Battle Of the Beat Up, Jackson will most likely not. How desperate are the Giants? They signed Bradon Stokley to help their perennially injured receiving corps. New York's defensive front will be too much for a depleted Rams offense.