In The NFL: Week 4

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Ravens at New England: The Ravens have been on top of their game so far this season; the Patriots are solid, but not near as good as ESPN Boston wants them to be. The Ravens offense is holding its own this year, to the point where they will be the main factor in this game. The Patriots will have to get to Flacco to win this game.
Jets at New Orleans: The Jets defense has been their biggest asset going into this week, whilst the Saints’ (obvious) greatest asset has been their offense. Drew Brees looked almost pedestrian last week, however, he’s not the type of player to let that affect him or let it carry into the next game. The Jets will stay in the game all the way, but the Saints will pull through for a win.

Cowboys at Denver: This is the game that will tell us whether the Broncos are as good as their record says. The Cowboys are banged up and haven’t played very crisp to date. The Broncos will just slide by in a game that will go down to the final drive.

Chargers at Pittsburgh: Both these teams tend to end their games on the final drive, so that should make for a great game once again as the Chargers and Steelers deepen their intra-conference rivalry. The Chargers offense will be at its best, which will be the main factor in the result of the game.

Packers at Minnesota: Disregard the Favre factor and this game isn’t exactly good enough to be on Monday Night, even if the Packers and Vikings Rivalry is deeply rooted. The Packers defense is still too green to be able to hold the Vikings down for 60 minutes; The Vikings defense, however, is solid enough to slow Aaron Rodgers down just enough for the W.
The rest of this weeks games:
Lions at Chicago
Bengals at Cleveland
Raiders at Houston
Seahawks at Indianapolis
Titans at Jacksonville
Giants at Kansas City
Buccaneers at Washington
Bills at Miami
Rams at San Francisco