Ravens look pretty inept so far.
It's because they're no better than a 6 win team.
which makes the Pats what, since they lost to them. We will see by the end of year who was more correct about the Pats, but I'm guessing they are closer to 6 than 10 wins.
“6 wins at best” was the quote. Which means if they have a great year and outperform, they will have 6 wins.
You can change your mind Mo, just be honest with us.
I haven't changed my mind. The Patriots are a mess right now and they lack overall talent on the roster. They are not a good team.
Just clear it up by saying in bold: "I, Moranis, officially say the Patriots will finish 6-11" 
That is my current belief based thus far on the results of the season. Obviously a lot can change with teams so I will adjust as necessary (just as I had them at 7-10 after they beat Cleveland as I thought they would lose that one, of course they promptly lost to Chicago which I thought they'd win and dropped back down to 6-11). For example, I thought they'd lose to the Colts in 2 weeks, but obviously with Ehlinger getting the nod the projected outcome of that game could be different now. I want to see how the rookie looks this week and whether Taylor is back for the game. Both could have a dramatic impact on who wins that one. So that might change to a Pats win, but it is still over a week away so I want to see how all of that progresses, as well as monitor the Pats own QB situation.
I'm a big proponent of really analyzing the schedule and adjusting as needed as the season plays out. I've seen several Pats games this year and they just don't look like a good team and they have a gauntlet of a schedule down the stretch. I think the losses are really going to pile up on them to close the year. Which is the opposite of the Ravens. The Ravens have 9 games left, 7 of those games are against teams that are currently 2-5, they have a game against a 3-4 team, and then close the year with at the Bengals who are 4-3 team. They do play the Browns after Watson is back, so the Browns may be a lot better than their record, but there is at least a not-negligible chance Baltimore doesn't lose another game this year given just how awful their schedule is. I think they will probably pick up 2 losses along the way and go into the Bengals game at 11-5 (and how that game plays out depends a lot on how the seeding is looking). Schedule just matters so much in a 17 game season. Not just who is on it, but when you play them. The Ravens more difficult games were early, so they have a real chance to go on a very big role entering the playoffs. Things like that matter.
