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NFL Week 1 picks and score predictions: Seahawks destroy Patriots in Super Bowl rematch, Rams prevail

NFL Week 1 picks and score predictions: Seahawks destroy Patriots in Super Bowl rematch, Rams prevail

cbssports.com 08.09.2026 16:19 3 views
Here's your weekly dose of John Breech's NFL picks for every game as Seattle hosts a Super Bowl rematch and Patrick Mahomes returns from injury

At some point, I'll retire or be forced into retirement, and when that happens, the first thing I'm going to do is buy a 49ers helmet so I can take it with me to the beach. Why would I need a 49ers helmet at the beach? I think we all know the answer to that.

Fake 49ers player Daejon Love posted practice drills at the beach and always made sure to carry a 49ers helmet with him everywhere.He scammed women out of $1.8 million by pretending to play for the 49ers. pic.twitter.com/HRkxesbQNe I mean, just look at those routes. If the NFL ever decides to create an entire team out of only fake football players on Instagram, Daejon Love will be a first-round pick. I don't know why anyone would ever create an entire team out of fake football players on Instagram, but I've seen crazier things happen on social media, so I'm not going to pretend like it can't happen.

If the 49ers put as much effort into this season as Daejon Love did into scamming people, they are a lock to win the Super Bowl. Now, did I actually pick the 49ers to win the Super Bowl this year? That's a great question, and you can find the answer by clicking here to see my predictions for the entire 2026 NFL season.

If you click over, you'll see my final record prediction for all 32 teams, plus who I'm picking to make the playoffs and who I'm taking to win Super Bowl LX. Spoiler alert: I'm not taking the Browns. For those you clicking over to read my predictions, we'll wait here until you get back.

Let's get to the Week 1 picks. For just the second time in 75 years, the NFL is opening the season on a Wednesday. I don't think anyone asked for a Wednesday night opener, but after going more than 210 days without having an actual NFL game to watch, I'm not going to complain.

As a matter of fact, I'm going to do the opposite of complain. I'm going to praise the move, if only because it gave NBC an excuse to pull the Hump Day camel out of retirement. The best way to get over the midweek hump?

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