After my perfect oh-for-four last weekend, I'm back!
We have SF "at" LA Rams, and Cincy at the Chiefs. ("at" because it likely will be SF's home game haha)
I am not going to make my picks yet, but if getbent and others are interested, The Athletic has a good article on why SF has a very good chance to 'upset' LA (SF has won 6 straight against the Rams). If you don't have a subscription but haven't opened any/many articles at The Athletic, hopefully you'll be able to read it:
theathletic.com
I will say this, of the four teams involved, I'd be most surprised to see Cincinnati emerge as a winner. Of course, that's not going out on a limb considering who they're going up against. But I felt that way about the 49ers last week; I could not see them winning at Green Bay. And especially without scoring an offensive TD. One thing's for certain, the future looks good for the Bengals right now, but they do need to address that offensive line, or Burrow's career will be cut short, which would be a travesty. (as an aside, how do you give up 9 sacks--on the road--and win??)
What are your thoughts and predictions??
We have SF "at" LA Rams, and Cincy at the Chiefs. ("at" because it likely will be SF's home game haha)
I am not going to make my picks yet, but if getbent and others are interested, The Athletic has a good article on why SF has a very good chance to 'upset' LA (SF has won 6 straight against the Rams). If you don't have a subscription but haven't opened any/many articles at The Athletic, hopefully you'll be able to read it:

Kawakami: All the reasons the 49ers have a great shot to beat the Rams a
The 49ers will feel at home at SoFi Stadium on Sunday. They also have closed out games beautifully. This is their path to the NFC title.
I will say this, of the four teams involved, I'd be most surprised to see Cincinnati emerge as a winner. Of course, that's not going out on a limb considering who they're going up against. But I felt that way about the 49ers last week; I could not see them winning at Green Bay. And especially without scoring an offensive TD. One thing's for certain, the future looks good for the Bengals right now, but they do need to address that offensive line, or Burrow's career will be cut short, which would be a travesty. (as an aside, how do you give up 9 sacks--on the road--and win??)
What are your thoughts and predictions??