“Pick ‘Em or Kick ‘Em”™: FGT VS. Urban Sports Scene 2025 Week 11 NFL Picks

November 13, 2025

By the Football Garbage Time Staff

If you followed last year, you won over 60% of your picks, and we aim to do even better this year.

And if you’ve been following us, you know that we here at Football Garbage Time have gone head-to-head against Wally, Will and Ray at Urban Sports Scene on our NFL Picks for the last 10 seasons. Why? Because they’re awesome competitors, they KNOW their sports, and, heck, they’re just good guys! This year we’ll have their picks up right HERE, so keep it tuned in, to both us and them, because we’ll be picking all season all long.

Without further to do, here we go:

Week 11 Games

Ha Kung Wong’s Picks

Ha Kung’s Thoughts:

After a 64.7% record four seasons ago, and 63.3% (178-103) three seasons ago and 63.4% (180-104) two seasons ago, I ended up at a whopping 68.8% last season, my best season yet. So that’s ten years in a row with over a 60% pick rate. I also had 84% right for Locks of the Week (16-3) and 44.4% for Upsets of the Week (8-10), so not only did I meet my 2023 percentages for both Locks and Upsets, but I have ten years in a row of Locks being over 70%. But that was the past, and this is now, and I’m shooting for eleven in a row for both!

Had a decent week going 9-5, leaving me 96-52 for the season (64.9%), hitting my Lock (8-1) but missing my Upset (2-7). Let’s move on to my Lock (for Survivor Leagues) and Upset for Week 10…

Lock of the Week ➡ Baltimore Ravens (-8.0) over Cleveland Browns

The Ravens may have saved their season. After a 1-5 start, they’ve rattled off 3 wins in a row, scoring at least 27 points in each of them, and they have Lamar Jackson back. Lock it in. The Browns on the other hand have the 2nd fewest yards (265.1) and 4th fewest points (16.2) per game. I’m pretty sure the Ravens will be all over this.

Upset of the Week ➡ Chicago Bears (+3.0) over Minnesota Vikings

Call it gut, but the Bears have turned their season around winning 6 of their last 7 games, and quietly now have the 3rd most yards (379.8) and 7th most points (26.6) per game this season. And on the other side of the ball, the Bears defense has the most takeaways of any team this season (20). The Vikings have been spiraling at 4-5 this season, even with JJ McCarthy back. Speaking of which, McCarthy had one of his worst outings throwing for 2 INTs. I understand why the Vikings still have the edge as the Bears have relied on 4th quarter heroics for 4 of their 6 wins, but the numbers are what they are, so I wouldn’t be surprised by the upset.

Joanne Kong’s Picks

Scott King’s Picks

Scott’s Thoughts:

Last week was rough, but I did grab a live line on the Texans in the 4th and had a very good outcome

Injuries are stacking up for teams and coaches being fired. There are some heavy hitters this week with the lions at eagles. I’m obviously locked in on that one. Good luck.

Wole’s Picks

Wole’s Thoughts:

Check out Wole’s thoughts on his picks in the recent Urban Sports Scene Podcast!

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Ray’s Picks

Coming Soon!

Ray’s Thoughts:

Check out Ray’s thoughts on his picks in the most recent Urban Sports Scene Podcast!

George’s Picks

George’s Thoughts:

Green Bay at N.Y. Giants: The Packers already don’t play well against lesser teams. They just lost Monday night with a toothless performance, and they arrive in time to find the Giants with not just a new coach, but a new quarterback in Jameis Winston! And in the Winston rollercoaster this will be a high point!

L.A. Chargers at Jacksonville: West Coast team coming east and play at 1 p.m. Plus the Jags’ season is on the line after their meltdown in Houston. And you remember who Trevor Lawrence beat to win his only playoff game don’t you. That’s right it was the Chargers. Take Jacksonville.

Seattle at L.A. Rams: When these two teams have been good there’s been one indisputable fact about this rivalry. Take the road team. Add in that the Seattle defense is on another level right now and we are about due for a Sean McVay disaster class.

Detroit at Philadelphia: The Eagles managed to win the first of the battles at the top of the NFC but looked awful doing it. The Lions warmed up for this one nicely by brushing aside Washington. And Detroit takes control of the NFC by winning here.

Eliminator picks (depending on what you’ve used):