NFL Week 13 Picks: The Latest Score Predictions for Every Game

Quick score predictions for every remaining game on the Week 13 NFL schedule:

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24, Carolina Panthers 20: The Panthers run defense will struggle against a hot LeGarrette Blount, and Cam Newton makes one too many mistakes to win on the road in Tampa. 

Pittsburgh Steelers 21, Cincinnati Bengals 10: The injury issues for the Steelers are concerning, but they still have enough firepower on defense to rattle Andy Dalton at Heinz Field.  

Atlanta Falcons 20, Houston Texans 17: The Texans' problems at quarterback catch up to them as a Falcons team with a stout run defense and game-stretching receivers matches up well. 

New York Jets 27, Washington Redskins 24: The Redskins have played considerably better lately, but I don't trust Rex Grossman to not have those one or two big mistakes that turn the game in the Jets' favor.

New England Patriots 34, Indianapolis Colts 7: In a game that used to be must-see TV every season, the Patriots drub the visiting Colts to send Indianapolis one game closer to Andrew Luck. 

Miami Dolphins 24, Oakland Raiders 16: A long trip to the East Coast awaits the Raiders, who will struggle to run against a Dolphins defense that has turned things around since struggling early. 

Denver Broncos 21, Minnesota Vikings 10: Against the NFL's worst secondary, Tim Tebow may be able to have some success through the air.  

Tennessee Titans 20, Buffalo Bills 7: After a game in which it looked like the Bills offense had sprung back to life, the Titans defense shuts them down in Tennessee. 

Chicago Bears 27, Kansas City Chiefs 10: The Bears will get their first win under Caleb Hanie, but it will be the defense and special teams—most notably Devin Hester from the latter unit—that will pace Chicago to a big win.

Baltimore Ravens 30, Cleveland Browns 9: The Ravens will finally reverse their curse about playing down to poor teams with a drubbing of the division-rival Browns in Cleveland.  

Dallas Cowboys 28, Arizona Cardinals 24: This game will be closer than people think, but Tony Romo has been so good late in games this season that I don't see the Cowboys falling on the road in Arizona. 

Green Bay Packers 37, New York Giants 30: The Giants team on Monday night won't be the same one that shows up Sunday, but the Packers offense should ensure that Perry Fewell and the Giants defense has another long week.

San Francisco 49ers 23, St. Louis Rams 10: The 49ers defense will bottle up Steven Jackson like they have opposing running backs all season. Ted Ginn breaks the game open with a couple of big returns on special teams. 

New Orleans Saints 34, Detroit Lions 21: Betting against Drew Brees at home simply isn't a good choice, as he's been almost unstoppable inside the Superdome this season.

Jacksonville Jaguars 17, Chargers 13: Under the direction of a new coach, Jacksonville races out to a lead at home and then holds on late.