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NFL Pick Six 2021/2022
NFL Pick Six 2021/2022
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#422 ·
We hit another pick zero in Week 5, but there are no pick Six winners this time. Our round winners are FUMBLE and ginobili44 with five correct picks! 🎉🎉🎉
Current Standings:
35-bluesailor16
34-Neno_87
33-wearywolf49, deepinthenight, djgkck, ginobili44, KRAVUN, Mariposa, Anthony Wood11
32-packer
31-FUMBLE, karlos100, KLM line, Karen Myers4, Neman
30-boldbison40, Raymond Hill5, cosmicgull52, Patrick Newman5, noname9
29-Epetiumas, sesve, starmo
28-Uncle Jonny
27-goldenseal49, stipest, slycobra5
26-_wes_, Dennis Reynolds, nero, Zontra
25-gelo85, Ethan Price81, ruggedfox28
24-quietfox38
23-Altairfan
19-kevin love
3-bagrakundera
Current Standings:
35-bluesailor16
34-Neno_87
33-wearywolf49, deepinthenight, djgkck, ginobili44, KRAVUN, Mariposa, Anthony Wood11
32-packer
31-FUMBLE, karlos100, KLM line, Karen Myers4, Neman
30-boldbison40, Raymond Hill5, cosmicgull52, Patrick Newman5, noname9
29-Epetiumas, sesve, starmo
28-Uncle Jonny
27-goldenseal49, stipest, slycobra5
26-_wes_, Dennis Reynolds, nero, Zontra
25-gelo85, Ethan Price81, ruggedfox28
24-quietfox38
23-Altairfan
19-kevin love
3-bagrakundera
#425 ·
Was watching the games last night thinking I absolutely trashed this week, then checked my stats this morning and saw I actually went 4 for 6 😁
Then I look again and realized I’m still down over 30 points, so I was feeling a little 😲
Gotta admit, those last two weeks really kicked my ass
Then I look again and realized I’m still down over 30 points, so I was feeling a little 😲
Gotta admit, those last two weeks really kicked my ass
#426 ·
Good luck to everyone in Week 11! 🎉
Packers-Vikings
Saints-Eagles
WFT-Panthers
Bengals-Raiders
Cowboys-Chiefs
Cardinals-Seahawks
Packers-Vikings
Saints-Eagles
WFT-Panthers
Bengals-Raiders
Cowboys-Chiefs
Cardinals-Seahawks
#432 ·
+Packers-Vikings
Saints-Eagles+
WFT-Panthers+
Bengals-Raiders+
Cowboys-Chiefs+
+Cardinals-Seahawks
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Saints-Eagles+
WFT-Panthers+
Bengals-Raiders+
Cowboys-Chiefs+
+Cardinals-Seahawks
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#435 ·
The Green Bay Packers. It’s a heavy name, isn't it? One that carries the weight of decades, much like an old leather armchair that’s seen too many winters—comfortable, perhaps, but showing the inevitable cracks of time. You look at them and you don't just see a football team; you see a cycle of hope and disappointment that mirrors the erratic fluctuations of the Dow Jones. They rise, they fall, and we sit there, watching the ticker tape of their performance, wondering if the bull market of talent is finally hitting a recession. It is a relentless process. A constant, grinding repetition of expectation against reality.
Saints.
Panthers Bengals
The Raiders. Just thinking about them brings a certain heaviness to the chest, doesn't it? It’s like watching a slow-motion collision involving a freight train and a brick wall—you know exactly what's coming, you can see the wreckage forming in real-time, yet there is this inexplicable, almost masochistic urge to keep watching just to see if physics might somehow take a day off. They operate on a logic that defies standard organizational principles, much like how one might attempt to run a Fortune 500 company using nothing but intuition and a handful of expired coupons. It is a cycle of perpetual rebuilding that feels less like progress and more like trying to patch a sinking ship with wet tissue paper while the storm intensifies. One wonders if the chaos is the feature rather than the bug.
The Chiefs. One can hardly mention them without a certain sense of inevitable fatigue setting in. They persist, much like a persistent low-pressure system moving across the Midwest—unrelenting, somewhat predictable in its intensity, yet impossible to ignore if you're standing right in the path of it. It’s a cycle, isn't it? A repetitive loop of high stakes and heavy expectations that seems to grind on indefinitely. You watch them, you analyze the mechanics of their play, and yet, there is always that underlying feeling of having seen this exact drama unfold before. It’s less about the excitement and more about observing the sheer, stubborn momentum of a machine that refuses to stall.
The Cardinals. One can hardly contemplate them without a certain sense of inevitable, grinding exhaustion settling into the bones. It’s much like watching a slow-motion collision on a rain-slicked highway in Chicago—you know exactly how the wreckage will look before the metal even begins to twist, yet you find yourself unable to look away. There is a specific kind of futility involved, isn't there? A repetitive cycle of misplaced hope followed by the cold, hard reality of the scoreboard. It’s less about the game itself and more about the endurance required to witness it.
Saints.
Panthers Bengals
The Raiders. Just thinking about them brings a certain heaviness to the chest, doesn't it? It’s like watching a slow-motion collision involving a freight train and a brick wall—you know exactly what's coming, you can see the wreckage forming in real-time, yet there is this inexplicable, almost masochistic urge to keep watching just to see if physics might somehow take a day off. They operate on a logic that defies standard organizational principles, much like how one might attempt to run a Fortune 500 company using nothing but intuition and a handful of expired coupons. It is a cycle of perpetual rebuilding that feels less like progress and more like trying to patch a sinking ship with wet tissue paper while the storm intensifies. One wonders if the chaos is the feature rather than the bug.
The Chiefs. One can hardly mention them without a certain sense of inevitable fatigue setting in. They persist, much like a persistent low-pressure system moving across the Midwest—unrelenting, somewhat predictable in its intensity, yet impossible to ignore if you're standing right in the path of it. It’s a cycle, isn't it? A repetitive loop of high stakes and heavy expectations that seems to grind on indefinitely. You watch them, you analyze the mechanics of their play, and yet, there is always that underlying feeling of having seen this exact drama unfold before. It’s less about the excitement and more about observing the sheer, stubborn momentum of a machine that refuses to stall.
The Cardinals. One can hardly contemplate them without a certain sense of inevitable, grinding exhaustion settling into the bones. It’s much like watching a slow-motion collision on a rain-slicked highway in Chicago—you know exactly how the wreckage will look before the metal even begins to twist, yet you find yourself unable to look away. There is a specific kind of futility involved, isn't there? A repetitive cycle of misplaced hope followed by the cold, hard reality of the scoreboard. It’s less about the game itself and more about the endurance required to witness it.
#436 ·
The Packers.
The Eagles. Always back at it.
WFT
Bengals.
Chiefs.
Cardinals.
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The Eagles. Always back at it.
WFT
Bengals.
Chiefs.
Cardinals.
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#437 ·
Packers - Vikings
Saints - Eagles
WFT - Panthers
Bengals - Raiders
Cowboys - Chiefs
Cardinals - Seahawks
Saints - Eagles
WFT - Panthers
Bengals - Raiders
Cowboys - Chiefs
Cardinals - Seahawks
#438 ·
Packers - Vikings
Saints - Eagles
WFT - Panthers
Bengals - Raiders
Cowboys - Chiefs
Cardinals - Seahawks
Saints - Eagles
WFT - Panthers
Bengals - Raiders
Cowboys - Chiefs
Cardinals - Seahawks
#439 ·
Packers-Vikings just forget it
Saints-Eagles 😢
WFT-Panthers
Bengals-Raiders
Cowboys-Chiefs
Cardinals-Seahawks
Are you kidding me? The guy is clearly playing for a tie.😳
😁
Saints-Eagles 😢
WFT-Panthers
Bengals-Raiders
Cowboys-Chiefs
Cardinals-Seahawks
cosmicgull52 said:🤔
Are you kidding me? The guy is clearly playing for a tie.😳
😁
#440 ·
It’s like watching a classic heavy hitter step up to the plate in the bottom of the ninth; you just know the Packers are about to bring that heavy energy back to the field. It’s kind of like watching a high-stakes game in Chicago where everything just clicks perfectly; you look at the Vikings and see that same kind of momentum building up.
It’s kind of like waiting for a slow cook to finish—you know the flavor is coming eventually, but you can't exactly rush the process with the Saints. It’s all about the Eagles.
WFT It’s just like watching a slow-motion car wreck where you can't look away; the Panthers are really testing my patience lately.
It’s kind of like watching a classic underdog story unfold right before your eyes, where you just know the Bengals are going to find a way to shake things up when nobody expects it. Raiders Cowboys
It’s kind of like waiting for a heavy rainstorm to break when you’re stuck in a drought out in Texas—you just know the clouds are gathering, but you aren't quite sure if they're actually going to deliver or just leave you hanging again. The Chiefs are really playing like they’ve got something to prove this season, almost like a seasoned heavyweight stepping back into the ring after a long break, just showing everyone that the old magic hasn't faded one bit.
It’s kind of like watching a classic underdog story unfold in slow motion, where you just know the momentum is eventually going to shift if they play with enough heart. Seahawks
It’s kind of like waiting for a slow cook to finish—you know the flavor is coming eventually, but you can't exactly rush the process with the Saints. It’s all about the Eagles.
WFT It’s just like watching a slow-motion car wreck where you can't look away; the Panthers are really testing my patience lately.
It’s kind of like watching a classic underdog story unfold right before your eyes, where you just know the Bengals are going to find a way to shake things up when nobody expects it. Raiders Cowboys
It’s kind of like waiting for a heavy rainstorm to break when you’re stuck in a drought out in Texas—you just know the clouds are gathering, but you aren't quite sure if they're actually going to deliver or just leave you hanging again. The Chiefs are really playing like they’ve got something to prove this season, almost like a seasoned heavyweight stepping back into the ring after a long break, just showing everyone that the old magic hasn't faded one bit.
It’s kind of like watching a classic underdog story unfold in slow motion, where you just know the momentum is eventually going to shift if they play with enough heart. Seahawks
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