The pick: Cardinals 33-30 over Seahawks New England (10-6) at Miami (8-8)

This could be Russell Wilson's final game ever with the Seahawks and if it goes anything like his first 157 starts with the team, that means this game will be completely crazy and although I usually pick the Seahawks to win their crazy games, this just hasn't been their year. I think what I'm trying to say here is that I'm not even sure the Cardinals want to win. If the Cardinals win this game, combined with a Rams loss, they would end up winning NFC West, which would give them a home game in the playoffs, but the irony here is that if there's one team in the NFL that might not want a home game in the playoffs, it's the Cardinals, who are 8-1 on the road this year. In seven home games, the Cards are just 3-4, which makes no sense to me unless everyone on the team hates Phoenix, but that's not possible, because no one hates Phoenix. The Cardinals have been one of the best team's in the NFL this year, well, except for when they're playing at home. The pick: Cowboys 26-23 over Eagles Cincinnati (10-6) at Cleveland (7-9) Cooper Rush, I like the Eagles, but if it's Dak Prescott vs. If this game ends up being Gardner Minshew vs. I could also be completely wrong about all of this and they might let everyone play.ДЄnyway, I just talked myself in circles trying to figure out who's going to win this game and after doing that, I'm still not even sure who I want to pick. To be clear, I think that means we'll see a lot of starters play, but the Cowboys will rest anyone who's banged up (Based on last week's injury report, that would be guys like Ezekiel Elliott, Tyron Smith and Demarcus Lawrence). With that in mind, I expect the Cowboys to rest all their injured players. That being said, the Cowboys have been in an offensive slump and I think they might end up trying to play their way out of it. If the Cowboys win and one of those teams lose, that will push Dallas up to three and if they both lose, that will push the Cowboys up to the two-seed.Д«ased on some math I just did in my head, I'd say there's about 50% chance that one team loses and a 5% chance that both of them lose and I think what I'm trying to say here is that I won't be surprised if the Cowboys rest their starters. However, even though I can't read his mind, I do think the Eagles will end up resting their starters.ДЄs for the Cowboys, they're currently sitting in the four-spot in the NFC and even if they win, they would only move up if the Buccaneers or Rams end up losing. I can't read Nick Siranni's mind, which is weird because I took an online mind-reading class once. If the Eagles win, they could move to the sixth seed in the NFC, but there's no guarantee of that because they'll only move up if the 49ers also lose. I don't want to spend my Saturday night watching a glorified preseason game when I could be playing a drunken game of Boggle. I also have no idea why the NFL put this game in the prime-time Saturday slot. I have no idea if the Eagles will be resting their starters and I have no idea if the Cowboys will be resting their starters, which means I have no idea who's going to win. Picking games in Week 17 is basically a drunken crapshoot and if you need proof, just look at this game.

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