I'm going with Christie LR. He endorsed Mittens only because he had to but secretly wants him to lose and would bet he votes for Obama. The man could definitely beat Biden (but not Hillary).
How you do on NFL picks yesterday? I went 3 for 3! Taking Philly/Vick +3 tonight in the Superdome.
What I do, is I pick ALL the games, but straight up, no points. Generally, I don't even look at the line, except for the Broncos games. I rank my picks from most confident to least confident. [Used to be in a pool that did it this way, and they would add up the points, and the person with the highest total would win. So if there are 14 games in a particular week, like there was this last week, with four teams being idle, you put 14 on your most confident pick, and 1 on your least. I think it's a fun way to 'do' the NFL.]
So, this past week, with tonight's game pending---I think the Saints will win at home, straight up; they're not as bad as they looked against the Broncos, and I simply think Brees is a better quarterback than Vick---I missed three games out of the 13 played so far. My least confident pick was Miami over Indianapolis, and I was wrong on that. I thought Washington would beat Carolina at home, and that was my '5' pick. Wrong there, too. And my '8' pick---that one hurts---was for the NY Giants to beat Pittsburgh. The Steelers played out of their heads. New Orleans tonight is my '4' pick. Denver was my '7' pick to beat Cincinnati, but they made me nervous. My '14' pick was for Houston to beat Buffalo. That game was a bit closer for most of the game than I thought it would be.
Denver at Carolina next week: that game makes me a bit nervous, with the way Cam Newton played yesterday. My '14' pick next week will be for Pittsburgh to beat Kansas City, at home, in the Monday night game. Can't go wrong on that, huh? '13' pick is for San Francisco to beat St. Louis at home, and my '12' pick is for New England to beat Buffalo at home. Can already make my most confident picks, without even waiting for tonight's result. San Diego at Tampa Bay and Detroit at Minnesota are looking like the toughest picks next week.
