Each Saturday morning during the NFL season, we'll wake up early, take a hearty cut at predicting the unpredictable league, wince at how it went the week before and ponder the definition of insanity.
Then-Cardinals receiver Nate Poole got a key to the city of Green Bay when he caught the winning touchdown to beat the Vikings and knock them out of the playoff race and put the Packers in the post-season as time expired in the 2003 regular season.
I'm sure that rings a bell or two.
Well, after weeks upon weeks of picking the Browns as the upset special here, all it took for them to avoid going 0-16 was last week's white-flag prediction that the Chargers would beat them by 50.
Browns win. You're welcome, Cleveland. Now where's my key?
The 11-4 record last week was a Christmas miracle. Going 8-6 against the spread was a nice change in sides of the weekly .500 mark. Of course, thanks goes out to Bill Belichick. When you pick the predictable Patriots to win by 35, Bill goes out and gives you a 38-point win.
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