Jay's Plays NFL Picks: Week 14 betting lines and picks
Jay's Plays

Jay’s Plays NFL Picks: Week 14 betting lines and picks

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A 4-2 showing last week for Ernesto the Prediction Iguana puts our season totals at a reasonable 46-18-2.

Man, what an egg the Pats laid against the Eagles! They weren't quite as dreadful as the Colts, but it was still an acid-reflux moment for Belichick and Cheatriot fans.

A 4-2 WEEK LEAVES ERNESTO AT A RESPECTABLE 46-18-2 ON THE SEASON
A 4-2 WEEK LEAVES ERNESTO AT A RESPECTABLE 46-18-2 ON THE SEASON

Anyway, here's all you need to CRUSH YOUR MAN this week. And when you pick up your winnings, tell 'em Ernesto sent ya...

GREEN LIGHT!

PACKERS (+1) vs. Cowboys

What a mess the NFC Least is this year. Aaron Rodgers will roll up 350 yards passing even without Jordy Nelson.

JETS (EVEN) vs Titans

Jets fans are rightfully optimistic this season but only because of the mediocrity sweeping the league this year. Next year, you watch, 10-6 may miss the playoffs.

AMBER ALERT!

CARDINALS-Vikings OVER 39

We missed last week with a Vikings over call when Seattle throttled the run, and Teddy Bridgewater turned out not to be the second coming of Daryl Lamonica after all. Still, they should do better than three points this week, no matter how much the Cards may paste them on Thursday night.

Giants (+6) at DOLPHINS

Gut check time, G-men. Are you going to learn how to close or not? Don't blink. This is a weak Dolphins team sputtering its way into an early draft position.

RED ROVER!

BRONCOS (EVEN) vs. Raiders

One of these games, the carriage has to turn into a pumpkin for Brock Osweiler...just as long as no one tries to make pumpkin beer or pumpkin lattes or pumpkin flavored-Pringles afterwards...

CARDINALS (-1) vs. Vikings

(See above)

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Jay Flemma

Starting with a blog and a dream, Jay Flemma launched his first sports-writing website in 2004. Some 13 years and 25 major golf championships later, Jay has won multiple national sports writing awards. Besides GNN, his work has appeared in numerous books as well as on-line at Cybergolf, PGA.com, GolfObserver, GolfChannel.com and many other sites and print magazines. When not trying to find a lost golf ball, Jay is an entertainment, copyright, Internet, sports and trademark lawyer in Manhattan. His clients have been nominated for Grammy and Emmy awards, won a Sundance Film Festival Best Director award, performed on stage and screen, and designed pop art for museums and collectors. Jay lives in Forest Hills, N.Y., and is fiercely loyal to his alma maters, Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts and Trinity College in Connecticut.