NFL weather watch: Snow expected in Buffalo

Now that it’s officially winter, factoring weather into your handicapping will become even more important.

New York Jets at Buffalo Bills (-3.5, 39)

Site: Ralph Wilson Stadium

Forecasts are calling for temperatures in the mid-20s with a 50 percent chance of snow. Winds will blow out of the WNW at 13 mph.

Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants (-7, 45.5)

Site: MetLife Stadium

Forecasts are calling for temperatures around the freezing mark and partly cloudy skies. Winds will be strong out of the NW at 19 mph.

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers (-11, 34.5)

Site: Heinz Field

Forecasts are calling for temperatures around the freezing mark and overcast skies. Winds will blow out of the west at 13 mph.

Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots (-10, 46)

Site: Gillette Stadium

Forecasts are calling for temperatures in the high-20s and partly cloudy skies. Winds will blow out of the NW at 13 mph.

Oakland Raiders at San Diego Chargers (-10, 39)

Site: Qualcomm Stadium

Forecasts are calling for temperatures in the mid-50s with a 40 percent of thunderstorms. Winds will blow out of the west at 6 mph.

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Posted by wde
5 months ago

Miami can't wait til this game is over. The players will walk around all day with thier hands in hand warmers. NEW ENGLAND WINS BIG.
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Posted by wde
5 months ago

"Miami can't wait til this game is over. The players will walk around all day with thier hands in hand warmers. NEW ENGLAND WINS BIG."

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1* Seattle (10:05 ET): Felix Hernandez was once again at his best last time out, tossing seven scoreless innings in a 4-0 win over the previously red-hot A's. Now, he gets a second crack at facing an Angels team he's already shut down once earlier in the season. With King Felix available in this price range, I have no choice but to back the Mariners in this spot.

Hernandez has actually been more effective on the road w/ a 1.74 ERA in nine starts. His WHIP is 0.952 as he's 6-2.  For the year, he is 8-4 in 15 starts with a 2.32 ERA and 1.032 WHIP.  In 9 of his last 12 starts, he's allowed 1 ER or less.  As I mentioned earlier, he had no problems with this anemic Angels lineup earlier in the season, holding them to two runs, only one earned, on five hits. He went eight innings.

Last night saw the Angels prevail 1-0, giving them a leg up through the first three games of the series.  But over the last two games, they've scored only three times.  That kind of production won't cut it going up against Hernandez.  Don't even get me started on how awful Josh Hamilton (.210) has been this year.  Hernandez should have no problem shutting the Angels down in this series finale. 1* Seattle.

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