Clay Travis Reveals Shocking NFL Truths: Are the Bears Just Getting Started and the Cowboys on the Brink of a Major Comeback?

Alright, so we went 3-3 last week—treading water at 35-38 on the season, just shy of that elusive .500 mark. Now, here’s the real kicker: can we claw our way back into the green before the season slips through our fingers? It’s like walking a tightrope over the Grand Canyon with nothing but a six-pack of picks in hand. Speaking of which, I’ve got my NFL six pack lined up for you this week, packed with sharp insights and some sneaky angles—think of it as your playbook for turning those close calls into cold, hard cash. From Caleb Williams rallying the Bears to the contest in Cincinnati promising fireworks, these picks are all about riding momentum, exploiting rookie jitters, and banking on those late-game nail-biters. So buckle up, because this rollercoaster isn’t over yet—time to get back in the game and, as always, get rich, kids! LEARN MORE.

We went 3-3 last week to run our season record to 35-38, just beneath .500 on the year.

I’m working to get back into positive territory before the end of the season.

With that in mind, here’s my NFL six pack this week.

As always, get rich, kids:

At some point in time, you have to acknowledge that the Bears have become a decent team under Caleb Williams.

And, most importantly, they are finding ways to win late under his stewardship.

With Aaron Rodgers out for the Steelers, I think the Bears stack another win and cover the field goal number in the process too.

With Joe Flacco firing away under center, the Bengals are going to keep taking shots down the field.

And with Drake Maye on fire, the Patriots are going to keep scoring points.

The result in Cincinnati? A high-scoring shootout that soars over the total.

The Jags aren’t awful and the Cardinals are.

Sometimes gambling really is that simple.

Trevor Lawrence and company travel to Arizona and notch a win that keeps them solidly in playoff contention.

This is a bet against Shedeur Sanders, who was positively awful in his relief stint last week.

I think he’ll be better this week with time to prepare, but most NFL rookies have a steep learning curve.

That’s the case even when you get to play against the awful, very bad Raiders.

Dak is 6-1 in his career against the Eagles in Dallas.

Yes, the Cowboys stink, but the Eagles are due for a dramatic loss and the Cowboys are due for a dramatic win that gives their long suffering fan base hope.

Give me the Cowboys to cover in Jerry World.

Wherever the Bucs go, overs follow.

The Rams have been stellar this season and Sean McVay will score 28+ on the Buc defense. Meanwhile, Baker’s good for 24+ on the Rams. The result? An over to get us to 6-0 on the week.

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There you have it, boys and girls. Hope everyone has a good upcoming Thanksgiving week, and I’ll have the picks for you early this coming week since we have so many good games on Thanksgiving in the NFL and Friday in college.