NFL Predictions Week 15 for the 2009 NFL Season

The 2009 NFL season is coming to a close and the several teams are still in the playoff picture. Here are you free NFL predictions for Week 15 to see who will come out on top and keep their Super Bowl dreams alive.

Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars

The Indianapolis Colts still flirt with perfection with their 13-0 record as their take on their division rival, the Jacksonville Jaguars, who are in danger of falling out of the playoff race. The Jaguars have been bogged down by injuries may have a shot at the end of the game if the Colts start resting their star players. This game will be closer than expected but in the end, the Colts will come away with another win.

Atlanta Falcons at New York Jets

The Atlanta Falcons NFL playoff hopes are all but gone when they take on the New York Jets who seem to be hanging around thanks to a tough defense. The Falcons have still shown the desire to win but the injuries and misses plays have been too much to overcome this year. Running back Thomas Jones will help carry the Jets to a win over the Falcons and end their season.

Dallas Cowboys at New Orleans Saints

The Dallas Cowboys have lost two in a row and have a game behind in the race for the NFC East. Now they will need to travel to New Orleans where they will face the undefeated Saints. The Cowboys have been awful when it comes to their play calling, something they can not do against Drew Brees and company. Though the Cowboys may keep it close, look for the Saints to earn their 14^th victory of the NFL season.

Miami Dolphins at Tennessee Titans

The Miami Dolphins seem to be bringing things together with a solid defensive unit and their second year quarterback Chad Henne. They will face a tough test against the Tennessee Titans and the NFL's leading rusher Chris Johnson. Though the Dolphins are average against the run, they will be able to do enough to earn them their eight win of the season.

Cincinnati Bengals at San Diego Chargers

The Cincinnati Bengals and San Diego Chargers are polar opposites now when it comes to their offensive units. The Chargers have been clutch and scored when needed while the Bengals have been struggling with their passing game. The Chargers are on a roll and will continue at home with a solid win over the eventual AFC North champion.

Houston Texans at St. Louis Rams

The Houston Texans offense will be raring to go and should be able to put up another 30 plus point effort against a St. Louis Rams that yielded 47 points to the Titans. Quarterback Matt Schaub will throw for over 300 yards again as he leads the Texans to a .500 record with a win.

Chicago Bears at Baltimore Ravens

The Chicago Bears, who almost pulled out a close one against the Packers last week, will have their hands full when the playoff minded Baltimore Ravens come to town. The Ravens will look to build upon their running game and pound the Bears into submission, while Cutler will throw two more interceptions as the Bears lose another game this year.

Cleveland Browns at Kansas City Chiefs

The Cleveland Browns will still be riding their victory over the Super Bowl champion Steelers when they travel to Kansas City this week. The Kansas City Chiefs lost a close one to the Bills, but found a solid running game in Jamal Charles. The Chiefs will rely on Charles again this week to open the Browns average defense and earn them another victory.

Arizona Cardinals at Detroit Lions

Last week the Detroit Lions gave up 48 points to the Ravens, this week they will face the Arizona Cardinals, who have one of the more potent passing games in the NFL. Even with the division in hand, the Cardinals will want Kurt Warner to keep his timing with Larry Fitzgerald, both who will torch the Lions weak secondary for an easy victory.

New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills

Things seem to be falling apart in the New England Patriot empire, which could mean good things for the division rival, Buffalo Bills. The Bills can run the ball and have a solid defense, enough to knock off the Patriots if they are sleeping. But with the playoffs on the line, Tom Brady will make sure the Patriots do enough to win this week.

San Francisco 49ers at Philadelphia Eagles

The San Francisco 49ers are coming off a short week, will be tested by the Philadelphia Eagles whose offense exploded against the New York Giants. While the Eagles defense was lacking last week, the 49ers do not have enough offensive weapons to compete with them yet. The Eagles will win a close game and keep their one game lead for the NFC East.

Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos

The Denver Broncos are a lock for the playoffs but they will be unable to place it into coast mode when they take on their division rival, the Oakland Raiders. The Broncos defense will be able to shut down the emerging Raiders offense and help Denver earn their ninth win of the NFL season.

Green Bay Packers at Pittsburgh Steelers

At the start of the season, this game had potential to be one of the best, but with the Pittsburgh Steelers playing themselves out of playoff contention, the only thing left is for the Green Bay Packers to warm up for the playoffs. The Steelers home field should prove to be a solid test for the second year quarterback Aaron Rodger, who should bounce back this week. When the game is over on Heinz field, the Packers will have their tenth win of the season.

TampaBay Buccaneers at Seattle Seahawks

Both teams have been playing awful football; the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been lethargic on offense while the Seattle Seahawks have been unable to mount much defense against a decent offense. Something has to give and it will be the Seahawks defense who steps up and welcome rookie quarterback Josh Freeman to the NFL with several interceptions and a Seattle win.

Minnesota Vikings at Carolina Panthers

While the Minnesota Vikings are going to be a lock for the second seed in the NFC, they still have an outside shot at home field advantage. Running back Adrian Peterson will carry the bulk of the load as they take on a Carolina Panthers team that is looking forward to the off-season. The game may be close but in the end, the Vikings will do enough for the win.

New York Giants at Washington Redskins

The New York Giants and Washington Redskins have been scoring points in bunches lately and will be ready for the shootout this week in the Capitol. The Giants still need this win if they want to reach the playoffs, but the Redskins will play spoiler this week and shut down Eli Manning and company.

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