NFL Week 11 Picks: Last-Call Predictions for Every Winner and Loser

In Week 11 of the NFL season, this is how we're picking the weekend's games:

Winners: Packers, Lions, Jaguars, Raiders, Dolphins, Cowboys, Ravens, Cardinals, Seahawks, Falcons, Bears, Giants, Patriots

Losers: Buccaneers, Panthers, Browns, Vikings, Bills, Redskins, Bengals, 49ers, Rams, Titans, Chargers, Eagles, Chiefs

Here's why we're picking this way:

Packers over Bucs: The Packers and their high-flying offense should roll the Bucs' poor defense. 

Lions over Panthers: In Detroit, the Lions should give Matthew Stafford the protection he needs to get back on track.

Jaguars over Browns: In a game where points should be at a premium, the Jags' ability to hand it to Maurice Jones-Drew should be the difference. 

Raiders over Vikings: With the Vikings' secondary in shambles, Carson Palmer and the Raiders' passing game will be the difference. 

Dolphins over Bills: The slide of the Bills continues in Miami as Matt Moore to Brandon Marshall is too much to handle for a poor Buffalo defense. 

Cowboys over Redskins: Washington's offense simply isn't good enough to beat a Cowboys team that is catching fire. 

Ravens over Bengals: With A.J. Green likely out, the Bengals' offense has its work cut out for them in the biggest game of their season.

Cardinals over 49ers: Upset special of the week, as John Skelton continues his unbeaten run as the Cardinals' starting quarterback. 

Seahawks over Rams: Marshawn Lynch has picked up steam in recent weeks, and the Rams simply can't stop the run in 2011.

Falcons over Titans: Despite losing two games at home this season, the Falcons are a tough outfit to beat at the Georgia Dome, and Atlanta knows how to stop the run (sorry, CJ2K).

Bears over Chargers: These two teams couldn't be headed in more opposite directions, and the Bears' winning streak should continue at home.

Giants over Eagles: Philly needs a win in the worst way, but their inability to stop the Giants on the ground will again be their undoing.

Patriots over Chiefs: No one really thinks that Tyler Palko can beat a 15-point spread on the road in the bright lights of Monday Night Football, do they?