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Late fall football, baby! We went 10-4 with our picks last week, and we're hoping to keep the good times rolling with a fun slate in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season. We've got some high-stakes divisional matchups and resurgent Super Bowl contenders to keep an eye on this weekend. Take a look at our picks and predictions for every Week 11 game. New York Jets (2-7) at New England Patriots (8-2) Line: Patriots -12.5 Both the New York Jets and New England Patriots are on winning streaks and playing some good football at the moment. The difference: the Jets have won two straight, while the Pats have rattled off a whopping seven wins in a row. Despite New York finally showing some life, New England is just rolling through the league right now, behind some inspired play by Drake Maye and a sneaky-good defense. Patriots should make it eight in a row. GIVEMESPORT Pick: New England Patriots Washington Commanders (3-7) at Miami Dolphins (3-7) Line: Dolphins -2.5 The Miami Dolphins are fresh off a huge upset win over the Buffalo Bills, and travel to Madrid feeling the best they've felt all season so far. Meeting them there are the Washington Commanders, who are on the opposite spectrum when it comes to confidence and the feel-good-o-meter. Washington will start Marcus Mariota under center once again, but their biggest problem right now is stopping opponents from scoring. With the Dolphins offense clicking like it did against the Bills, it might be a long day for the Commanders' defense. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Miami Dolphins Carolina Panthers (5-5) at Atlanta Falcons (3-6) Line: Falcons -3.5 Both the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons are looking to keep their playoff hopes alive in Week 11. This game is likely to be decided through the air. The Panthers are struggling in the passing game, while the Falcons have allowed the fewest total passing yards in the NFL this season. Bryce Young will have to pull off a minor miracle for Carolina to pull off a win here. We like Atlanta, but it should be close. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Atlanta Falcons Chicago Bears (6-3) at Minnesota Vikings (4-5) Line: Vikings -3.5 We have a spicy divisional battle this week, with the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings locking horns on Sunday. The Bears have been good this year, and the Vikings have been inconsistent, so it's tough to predict the outcome of this one. But Minnesota has proven they can get to the quarterback, so this will likely come down to Caleb Williams' ability to make plays under pressure. If J.J. McCarthy has a good day of work, the Vikings could win and get to .500. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Minnesota Vikings Cincinnati Bengals (3-6) at Pittsburgh Steelers (5-4) Line: Steelers -4.5 This has the chance to be the highest scoring matchup of the weekend. Neither the Pittsburgh Steelers nor the Cincinnati Bengals have good defenses, but they've both shown they can score. It'll be an Unc-off at quarterback between Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco, and whichever veteran gunslinger makes more plays will likely come out on top. The Steelers might get the one defensive stop they need to claim this one, though. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Pittsburgh Steelers Green Bay Packers (5-3-1) at New York Giants (2-8) Line: Packers -7.5 The Green Bay Packerslost to the Eagles in a bit of stinker on Monday night, and the New York Giants have moved on from Brian Daboll. These are two wounded animals, but the Packers have too much talent to go to New York and struggle to score for a third week in a row. Jordan Love will have a big day and bounce back to set up a strong run down the stretch for Green Bay. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Green Bay Packers Houston Texans (4-5) at Tennessee Titans (1-8) Line: Texans -6.5 C.J. Stroud should be back for the Houston Texans this week as they travel to Nashville to take on the Tennessee Titans, who are coming off a bye. The Titans are not good on the offensive side of the ball, and the Texans have the league's best defense, so there's the chance of a blowout here if Houston's offense can find a way to score consistently. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Houston Texans Los Angeles Chargers (7-3) at Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) Line: Chargers -2.5 The Los Angeles Chargers had their way with the Steelers in prime time on Sunday night, and travel to Florida to face a Jacksonville Jaguars team that fell to Houston in Week 10. The Jags leave a lot to be desired in their pass defense, giving Justin Herbert a lot of wiggle room to work his magic. That should be enough for the Chargers to edge this one. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Los Angeles Chargers Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-3) at Buffalo Bills (6-3) Line: Buccaneers -5.5 The Buffalo Bills really need this one, especially after coming out flat against the Dolphins last week. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, meanwhile, are also coming off a loss to the red-hot Patriots, and would like to get back on track as they continue to get healthy. It's hard to believe the reigning NFL MVP has two bad weeks in a row, and playing at home, it feels like Allen and the Bills come out on top here. GIVEMESPORT Pick: Buffalo Bills Seattle Seahawks (7-2) at Los Angeles Rams (7-2) Line: Rams -3.5 This is undoubtedly the game of the week. The Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams are the best teams in the NFC, and this game could go a long way in deciding who finishes with the top seed at the end of the season. Neither squad has any glaring issues, and we can see this one coming down to one or two big plays that can swing the result either way. We like the Seahawks, and trust their defense to make life hard enough on Matthew Stafford to win in a slight upset.
