NFL Predictions Week 7: Which QBs Will Rack Up Interceptions?

Despite the progression of the NFL into a passing-oriented league, there's still going to be those games where QBs rack up interceptions.

And rightfully so, because more attempts equal increased odds of more picks. At the same token, this is only going to be added pressure on the QB position, but hey, that's what comes with the territory—especially at the professional level.

That in mind, here are four QBs who throw multiple picks in Week 7:

Blaine Gabbert, Jaguars (vs Ravens)

Blaine Gabbert has been having a solid year for a rookie, but all that changes on Monday night because the Baltimore Ravens come into Jacksonville.

Not only do the Ravens post a Top 10 defense, but they have future Hall of Famers in Ed Reed and Ray Lewis. So, is there any realistic shot of Gabbert ousting them with no big time WRs?

Not a chance. Plus expect Baltimore to stack the box to slow RB Maurice Jones-Drew. They will force Gabbert to beat them and he won't. Too many complex fronts, schemes and blitzes confuse Gabbert, but at least it's a learning experience.

Prediction: Four Interceptions

Kevin Kolb, Cardinals (vs Steelers)

The Pittsburgh Steelers do have a susceptible run defense, so expect Arizona to try an exploit that early on. However, this is Dick LeBeau's defense we're talking about, so he will adjust rather quickly.

Not to mention Arizona's lack of a rushing offense. Hence, Kevin Kolb is forced to beat Pittsburgh with one legit WR in Larry Fitzgerald and a not-100 percent TE in Todd Heap.

Remember, this isn't Kurt Warner back there, so the Steelers' secondary need not worry about Fitzgerald. The game isn't a blowout, but Arizona loses because of the Blitzburgh Steel Curtain defense.

Prediction: Two Interceptions

Sam Bradford, Rams (at Cowboys)

For one, Sam Bradford isn't going to be 100 percent, and two, although the acquisition of WR Brandon Lloyd helps, replacing Mike Sims-Walker with him isn't going to make much of a difference against Dallas.

The Cowboys have the games best rush defense, so St. Louis trying to run the ball shouldn't even happen. Thus, Big D's pass rush is in Bradford's grill all game long and it takes a lot of pressure off the Cowboys' secondary.

When your pass offense is just as bad as your rush offense, the best solution is to continue running the ball as you're less likely to turn it over. Unfortunately for the Rams, their defense won't stop Dallas' offense. 

Therefore, Bradford will be throwing and getting hit/sacked all day. Advantage, Cowboys.

Prediction: Three Interceptions

Mark Sanchez, Jets (vs Chargers)

Although Mark Sanchez appears to have been slightly improving this season compared to last, it clearly has not had an effect on the Jets success.

They're currently 3-3 and have yet to beat a team with a winning record, as well as win away from home.

The only thing the opposing San Diego Chargers have in common with the Jets are just that; both teams have yet to beat a team with a winning record. Nonetheless, the Bolts will be one of the better teams the Jets have faced this season, and they have a stud defense to go with it.

New York ranks No. 23 and No. 31 in pass and rush offense, respectively. While the Bolts' D ranks No. 2 and No. 17 against the pass and rush, respectively.

So, if New York has any success it will be on the ground, because Chargers' DBs Eric Weddle and Quentin Jammer are going to shut down Sanchez's WRs, while San Diego's pass rush forces Mark into duress numerous times.

Prediction: Two Interceptions

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