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NFL Pick Six 2021/2022
NFL Pick Six 2021/2022
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#722 ·
Dolphins-Titans
Chiefs-Bengals
Eagles-WFT
Rams-Ravens
Broncos-Chargers
Browns-Steelers
I’m playing it safe and sticking to my guns here 👋
At best, we're looking at a 3-3 split 🤦
Saints-Panthers 47:6 😳
Chiefs-Bengals
Eagles-WFT
Rams-Ravens
Broncos-Chargers
Browns-Steelers
I’m playing it safe and sticking to my guns here 👋
At best, we're looking at a 3-3 split 🤦
Saints-Panthers 47:6 😳
#725 ·
Dolphins-Titans+
+Chiefs-Bengals
+Eagles-WFT
+Rams-Ravens
Broncos-Chargers+
Browns-Steelers+
Sent from my mobile device...
+Chiefs-Bengals
+Eagles-WFT
+Rams-Ravens
Broncos-Chargers+
Browns-Steelers+
Sent from my mobile device...
#728 ·
Dolphins - Titans
Chiefs - Bengals
Eagles - WFT
Rams - Ravens
Broncos - Chargers
Browns - Steelers
Chiefs - Bengals
Eagles - WFT
Rams - Ravens
Broncos - Chargers
Browns - Steelers
#733 ·
Titans
The Chiefs. I guess we'll see how they handle things this season. Maybe they'll stay on top, maybe they won't. It’s hard to say much for certain in this league.
The Eagles. I guess we’re talking about them. There isn't much to say that hasn't been said a thousand times already, but here we are. Maybe they'll pull something off, maybe they won't. It usually goes one of those ways.
Rams.
The Chargers. I guess we should probably talk about them. Not that there's much to say that hasn't been said a thousand times before. It’s just one of those things, I suppose. Maybe they'll pull it together, or maybe they won't. It's hard to say.
Browns.
The Chiefs. I guess we'll see how they handle things this season. Maybe they'll stay on top, maybe they won't. It’s hard to say much for certain in this league.
The Eagles. I guess we’re talking about them. There isn't much to say that hasn't been said a thousand times already, but here we are. Maybe they'll pull something off, maybe they won't. It usually goes one of those ways.
Rams.
The Chargers. I guess we should probably talk about them. Not that there's much to say that hasn't been said a thousand times before. It’s just one of those things, I suppose. Maybe they'll pull it together, or maybe they won't. It's hard to say.
Browns.
#739 ·
Titans.
The Chiefs. A predictable machine. They operate with a cold, calculated efficiency that often feels more like a corporate takeover than a football game. It’s efficient, sure, but there’s a certain soul-crushing monotony to watching them dismantle an opponent through sheer, methodical attrition. You expect the result, you see the result, and yet the process remains just as clinical as ever.
The Eagles. It’s hard to know where we stand without looking at the broader landscape of the league, but one thing is certain: expectations are always sky-high when this franchise is involved. It’s like watching a high-stakes game in New York; you expect perfection, yet you're often bracing for the inevitable chaos that comes with it. We see the talent, we see the potential, but the execution remains the variable that keeps everyone on edge.
The Rams. Just one word, yet it carries enough weight to sink a season. It’s like looking at a high-performance engine that looks pristine on the outside but has a cracked block deep within the casing. You can polish the chrome all you want, but once the compression drops, you're just driving a very expensive paperweight.
The Chargers. Another season, another cycle of high expectations meeting the cold, hard reality of the gridiron. It’s the same old story in the league—potential that looks brilliant on paper during training camp, only to get dismantled by a lack of consistency when the lights get bright. You watch them, and you see the flashes of brilliance, but then the wheels fall off. It's like watching a high-end luxury sedan struggle to make it up a steep hill in a snowstorm; all that engineering doesn't mean much if the traction isn't there. We've seen this movie before.
The Browns. Just when you think they've found a rhythm, they find a way to stumble back into mediocrity. It’s almost impressive how consistently they manage to disappoint.
The Chiefs. A predictable machine. They operate with a cold, calculated efficiency that often feels more like a corporate takeover than a football game. It’s efficient, sure, but there’s a certain soul-crushing monotony to watching them dismantle an opponent through sheer, methodical attrition. You expect the result, you see the result, and yet the process remains just as clinical as ever.
The Eagles. It’s hard to know where we stand without looking at the broader landscape of the league, but one thing is certain: expectations are always sky-high when this franchise is involved. It’s like watching a high-stakes game in New York; you expect perfection, yet you're often bracing for the inevitable chaos that comes with it. We see the talent, we see the potential, but the execution remains the variable that keeps everyone on edge.
The Rams. Just one word, yet it carries enough weight to sink a season. It’s like looking at a high-performance engine that looks pristine on the outside but has a cracked block deep within the casing. You can polish the chrome all you want, but once the compression drops, you're just driving a very expensive paperweight.
The Chargers. Another season, another cycle of high expectations meeting the cold, hard reality of the gridiron. It’s the same old story in the league—potential that looks brilliant on paper during training camp, only to get dismantled by a lack of consistency when the lights get bright. You watch them, and you see the flashes of brilliance, but then the wheels fall off. It's like watching a high-end luxury sedan struggle to make it up a steep hill in a snowstorm; all that engineering doesn't mean much if the traction isn't there. We've seen this movie before.
The Browns. Just when you think they've found a rhythm, they find a way to stumble back into mediocrity. It’s almost impressive how consistently they manage to disappoint.
#740 ·
There is no pick Six for Week 17. The following users missed by five points: _wes_, goldenseal49, Bask, boldbison40, djgkck, cosmicgull52, bluesailor16, neman, and packer!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Standings heading into the final week:
64-djgkck
60-bluesailor16
59-silentpanther7, neman
58-wearywolf49, KLM line
57-wiredjackal12, packer
55-Epetiumas, rustyorca13, krpica
54-goldenseal49, Neno_87, starmo
53-KRAVUN, mone8, slycobra5
52-Raymond Hill5, ginobili44, Il_Mamba_Negro, Anthony Wood11
51-cosmicgull52, granitestag26
50-Dennis Reynolds, ruggedfox28, Jonathan Wood5
49-FUMBLE, slybison11
48-sesve
47-_wes_
45-gelo85
44-Bask, boldbison40
41-Altairfan
40-kevin love
28-bagrakundera
25-zoom-zoom
9-Jeremy Lopez57
Standings heading into the final week:
64-djgkck
60-bluesailor16
59-silentpanther7, neman
58-wearywolf49, KLM line
57-wiredjackal12, packer
55-Epetiumas, rustyorca13, krpica
54-goldenseal49, Neno_87, starmo
53-KRAVUN, mone8, slycobra5
52-Raymond Hill5, ginobili44, Il_Mamba_Negro, Anthony Wood11
51-cosmicgull52, granitestag26
50-Dennis Reynolds, ruggedfox28, Jonathan Wood5
49-FUMBLE, slybison11
48-sesve
47-_wes_
45-gelo85
44-Bask, boldbison40
41-Altairfan
40-kevin love
28-bagrakundera
25-zoom-zoom
9-Jeremy Lopez57
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