Week 7 NFL Picks: Washington Redskins and More Teams That Will Bounce Back

At this point in the season, there are some teams that just need to win. If they are going to make the playoffs, they can't afford to be upset anymore. As a matter of fact, they may need to pull a few upsets themselves.

There are other teams that are completely fine for the playoffs, but lost last week and need to get back on the winning track.

At any rate, these teams all lost last week, but will come back with a win this week.

New Orleans Saints

This actually might be the best suicide pool pick of the week. The Saints are vulnerable, but beating them in the Superdome is nearly impossible.

Also, while they have weaknesses, the Colts aren't the team to expose them. I certainly wouldn't mind having a good game to watch on Sunday night, but I would be lying if I said I see it happening.

The Saints will just outscore the Colts.

Dallas Cowboys

This is not a good matchup for the Rams. If someone can tell me how they are going to stop Dallas' receivers, I would love to hear it.

If someone can tell me how the Rams are going to move the ball on an offense that just contained the Patriots in New England, I would love to hear it.

The Cowboys will dominate both sides of the ball, and get back to .500 in the process.

Washington Redskins

I have been impressed with the Panthers this season, but their win-loss record shows that they have a problem picking up the win.

The Redskins still sit at 3-2. They are not a bad team, even if some flaws were exposed against the Eagles.

Their defense is strong, not a good match for a rookie quarterback. Offensively, the running attack will carry the Redskins to the win.

Houston Texans

This game is actually guaranteed to have a bounce back winner, even though the Titans are coming off of a bye.

Basically, the Texans are just the more talented team here, and the Steelers exposed some weaknesses in Tennessee.

Look for a heavy dose of Arian Foster to take the Texans to a win.

Detroit Lions

The Lions have to be extremely upset with their first loss of the season, and the postgame confrontation between Jim Schwartz and Jim Harbaugh.

In addition to that, I have seen nothing to indicate that the Falcons can contain the Lions offense. Calvin Johnson will be a frequent target of Matthew Stafford.

Michael Turner will have a good game against the Lions rushing defense, but it won't be enough.