NFL Week 15 Predictions
By Brett Malamud
Cardinals (10-3) over Rams (6-7)
Steelers (8-5) over Falcons (5-8)
Redskins (3-10) over Giants (4-9)
Patriots (10-3) over Dolphins (7-6)
Chiefs (7-6) over Raiders (2-11)
Texans (7-6) over Colts (9-4)
Browns (7-6) over Bengals (8-4-1)
Ravens (8-5) over Jaguars (2-11)
Packers (10-3) over Bills (7-6)
Buccaneers (2-11) over Panthers (4-8-1)
Titans (2-11) over Jets (2-11)
Broncos (10-3) over Chargers (8-5)
Lions (9-4) over Vikings (6-7)
Seahawks (9-4) over 49ers (7-6)
Eagles (9-4) over Cowboys (9-4)
Saints (5-8) over Bears (5-8)
Brett Malamud is a Computer Science Major at Binghamton University. He is the co-founder of dabuzzza.com. His favorite athletes are Derek Jeter and Todd Bertuzzi. You can follow him on twitter at @brettnyy
Studs and Duds: NFL Week 11
By Brett Malamud
After an interesting week, here’s week 11’s edition of Studs and Duds:
Stud: Jonas Gray, New England Patriots
It always seems that the Patriots have a running back that comes out of nowhere. Gray was another example of that. He finished the day with 38 carries for 199 yards and four touchdowns.
Dud: Eli Manning, New York Giants
Five interceptions will definitely land you on this list.
Stud: Mike Evans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Mike Evans has become the top wide receiver in Tampa Bay. He had a huge day, hauling in seven catches for 209 yards and two touchdowns.
Dud: Ben Tate, Cleveland Browns
Tate was waived on Tuesday after rushing for minus-9 yards on just two carries.
Stud: Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs
Charles was great against the Seattle Seahawks. He had 20 carries for 159 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
Dud: Denver Broncos
Denver couldn’t get anything going and took a rough loss to the St. Louis Rams.
Stud: Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh Steelers
Ben Roethlisberger struggled a bit, but Bell picked up the pieces. The Steelers running back had 33 carries for 204 yards and a touchdown.
Stud: Green Bay Packers D/ST
The Packers brought back a punt return, an interception, and a fumble all for touchdowns. Green Bay ended up forcing four turnovers against the red hot Philadelphia Eagles.
Brett Malamud is a Computer Science Major at Binghamton University. He is the co-founder of dabuzzza.com. His favorite athletes are Derek Jeter and Todd Bertuzzi. You can follow him on twitter at @brettnyy


