Every week, we want you to predict the same games as the Global BC sports team. We’ll include our viewers’ results in the standings each week.
Global viewers last week: 3-1
Global viewers for the season: 27-13
Here’s what our anchors think this week, along with their thoughts on whether the Seattle Seahawks will beat the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Squire Barnes: The Seahawks found a replacement for Beast Mode with Baby Best Mode (Thomas Rawls), but Seattle still doesn’t look like the same team we saw last year, and Big Ben is back.
- Steelers 28 Seahawks 24
- Falcons 35 Vikings 28
- Buccaneers 30 Colts 21
- Patriots 21 Broncos 14
LAST WEEK: 3-1
OVERALL: 21-19
Barry Deley: Seattle can’t lose to Pittsburgh…can they???
- Seahawks 26 Steelers 20
- Vikings 27 Falcons 24
- Buccaneers 23 Colts 20
- Patriots 23 Broncos 17
LAST WEEK: 4-0
OVERALL: 26-14
Jay Janower: Big Ben, big problems for Hawks? Methinks so…Pittsburgh is coming off a bye week, can put up the points and have a receiving core that will give Hawks secondary headaches.
- Steelers 27 Seahawks 13
- Vikings 24 Falcons 10
- Colts 34 Buccaneers 27
- Patriots 20 Broncos 10
LAST WEEK: 4-0
OVERALL: 27-13
Jay Durant: Keeping the faith that the Seahawks run the table and win the division. But we’ll take it one game at a time….
- Seahawks 24 Steelers 21
- Falcons 24 Vikings 20
- Buccaneers 21 Colts 20
- Patriots 14 Broncos 7
LAST WEEK: 3-1
OVERALL: 25-15
Shanel Pratap: The Seahawks are in desperatation mode, as they likely need to run the table. They head out on the road for two games after this one, and can’t falter. Russell Wilson should find a way to take advantage of a suspect Steelers secondary. We should see some points in this one.
- Seahawks 30 Steelers 20
- Falcons 23 Vikings 17
- Buccaneers 34 Colts 30
- Broncos 23 Patriots 20
LAST WEEK: 4-0
OVERALL: 28-12
OVERALL STANDINGS
Pratap: 28-12
Viewers: 27-13
Janower: 27-13
Deley: 26-14
Durant: 25-15
Barnes: 21-19
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