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Morning Reaction Picks and Comment – Wild Card Weekend

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Here are this weekend’s picks as The Morning Reaction will pick every NFL game this season.
Drew Forrester finished 13-3 last week while Luke Jones was 11-5 in Week 17. Forrester finished 161-77 in the regular season and Jones was 152-86 overall. Official standings are only kept based on the NFL picks.
To hear their full explanations, click HERE.
Colts at Ravens: Baltimore 33-16 (Drew), Baltimore 27-17 (Luke)
Bengals at Texans: Houston 31-21 (Drew), Houston 24-20 (Luke)
Vikings at Packers: Green Bay 31-21 (Drew), Green Bay 30-20 (Luke)
Seahawks at Redskins: Washington 20-17 OT (Drew), Seattle 24-17 (Luke)

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