It’s a rarity to see, but the “experts” can’t make up their minds.
According to NFL Pickwatch, heading into Week 13, we see a dead even split. Those writers, analysts, and talking heads on television we see all throughout the week are in a 50-50 split.
Per their weekly findings, 50 percent of the so-called “experts” have picked the Buffalo Bills (7-4) to beat the New England Patriots in Week 13.
Of course, that means another 50 percent have picked the Patriots (8-4) to win on Monday Night Football in Orchard Park.
Battling for the top spot in the AFC East, it certainly is a tough game to call.
The Patriots are red hot, winners of six straight. Meanwhile the Bills are simply a talented team and the defending division champs.
The Pickwatch results also reflect the odds heading into the meeting. Buffalo opened as a three-point favorite, which can be attributed to them being the home team in the spread.
But as usual, we’re here to see who picked who.
Among those Bill-eving in Buffalo include: Cynthia Frelund (NFL.com), Pete Prisco (CBS Sports), Domonique Foxworth (ESPN), and Mike Clay (ESPN).
If the Bills do prove the group above right, here are some of those that will be shown to be wrong in the process, a.k.a., a few folks who picked the Pats: Rob Ninkovich (ESPN), Maurice Jones-Drew (NFL Network), Nick Shook (NFL.com), and Mike Florio (PFT).
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