Sports Jabber 2011 NFL Swami Pickem Week 1

By Jon Tessler • September 5, 2011

swami-150x150 For those of you new to Swami, a little background. To the seasoned vets, get your Swami game faces on.

The most anticipated event since the end of the lock out. What is the Swami?

It’s our weekly pickem game. It’s extremely easy to play. You just pick the winners of each game and utilize the tiebreaker. Yes it’s that simple. The challenge is there are always great prizes at stake ($50 gift certificates, books, etc) so every point counts, and the fun begins.

We, at SJ, also add and additional twist to our pickem. The weekly winner each week gets thrown into a hat and has the same chance at the end of the Swami season for some great prizes. With this added twist, you can join and play at any time. You can’t lose at SJ. The only way to lose is by not playing at all. By far one of the most popular features at SJ and we’re looking forward to another great season.

Put on your swami hat and get those predictions in.

Thursday September 8th
New Orleans Vs Green Bay

Sunday September 11th
Atlanta Vs Chicago
Philadelphia Vs St Louis
Detroit Vs Tampa Bay
Tennessee Vs Jacksonville
Indianapolis Vs Houston
Cincinnati Vs Cleveland
Buffalo Vs Kansas City
Pittsburgh Vs Baltimore
Minnesota Vs San Diego
Carolina Vs Arizona
Seattle Vs San Francisco
New York Giants Vs Washington
Dallas Vs New York Jets

Monday September 12th
New England Vs Miami
Oakland Vs Denver

Tiebreaker – TD Passes for Tom Brady

ALSO…Thanks to Josh Williams/Triumph Books, EACH regular season weekly NFL Swami winner will receive a FREE copy of the new, insightful, secrets-revealing hardcover book, “Parcells: A Biography” ($24.95 value), by Carlo DeVito…

parcells_mock_300 In this new biography acclaimed sports historian Carlo DeVito (Wellington; Yogi; Scooter) digs deep into Bill Parcell’s past to unlock the secrets of what made him who he is today, following him from his childhood, through 15 years of college coaching, to his first big chance in the pros and the year that almost broke him.