NFL Picks Week 3: 3 Teams That Will Not Be Ignored This Sunday

I have some breakout games coming your way. The following are teams set to illustrate just how good they are in marquee matchups this weekend. You can't sleep on them forever. 

It is a crying shame that a league that has such perfect parity would seek to market only a handful of teams. We only hear about a few teams, leading us to believe the rest are for the garbage. 

That could not be any further from the truth. There are a few teams that have come a long way since last year and will soon be vying for a playoff spot. 

We also welcome back some familiar faces of old. I give you the three teams that will make some noise this Sunday. 

1. Buffalo Bills

 Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Bills take on the New England Patriots in what is the perfect public relations venture at this point in the season.

We have relegated the Bills to the unsavory depths of Pretenderville. I understand how that happened. The Bills have left such a bad taste in our mouths the last few years that we can hardly believe they are a good team. Well, get used to it.

The Patriots have issues in their secondary, making this the perfect game to get the Bills brand back onto the good side of things. Bills win in an upset.

2. Oakland Raiders

 I have the Raiders pulling off an upset of the New York Jets this weekend. The Raiders have the versatile offense that will put the Jets' famed defense to the test. 

Jason Campbell has continued to move the offense despite injuries at receiver. The Jets are struggling at the run and should be without center Nick Mangold. Don't blink, but the Raiders are actually a good team again. 

3. Chicago Bears

 If the Super Bowl were based on how much the media ignored you, the Bears would have won the title a few times in the last decade. 

They are again on the outside looking in on most fans' radars, and they shouldn't be. They have the same stout defense they have always had.

And the issues on the line will be fixed once the young guys have a couple more games under them. Don't be surprised by an upset over the Packers Sunday.