(12-13-2017, 09:52 PM)Bullseye Wrote: Heading into the last three weeks of the season, the division leading Jacksonville Jaguars are fresh off of a huge win over the Seahawks, one that most outside observers see as a statement game, even if Ramsey and the Jaguars don't.  Meanwhile, the once division leading tacks stumbled, falling out of first place with a loss to the Cards.  The big mystery in tack town is what happened to their offense, which has struggled against much of the league's detritus in recent weeks.  In Houston, second string QB Tom Savage suffered a scary concussion last week that left him appearing to convulse, and in Indy, coach Pagano is trying not to dwell on what seems to be the inevitable-namely the eventual loss of his job.  Here are my thoughts on this weekend's games...

Broncos (4-9) at Colts (3-10)-Honestly...who cares other than those fans wanting better draft position?  Denver wins 17-10.

Texans (4-9) at Jaguars (9-4)-What appears to be a mismatch records wise on paper takes on added significance for the Jaguars, who are at home fighting for the division title and a first round bye.  Jacksonville appears to be healthier, with Parnell and Omameh returning to action last week, with Telvin Smith and maybe Hurns returning to action this week.  Houston, on the other hand, starts 3rd string QB T.J. Yates.  Jaguars win 24-7.

tacks (8-5) at 49ers (3-10)-The 9ers are on a bit of a roll, having won two straight since finally starting Garappolo at QB and fielding what appears to be the makings of a decent to good defense.  They face the tacks who are traveling across country to face them.  Tennessee's offense is struggling so much, nice guy QB Marcus Mariota  got so snippy with the media, his mom lit into him and forced him to apologize.  Tennessee has a good defense, but their offense isn't getting the job done.  This could be another upset.  49ers win 17-14.

Last week:  2-2
Overall:  25-18