Got to love the NFL. Preach about player safety this and that, but never miss an opportunity to exploit its player to shovel its product.

At 9/20/11 03:11 PM, orangebomb wrote:

At 9/20/11 06:53 AM, jonthomson wrote:

At 9/19/11 11:05 PM, orangebomb wrote: With that said, I believe that Eli can be the best QB in the NFC East, if he isn't already

loooooooooooooool

At least hear me out on this, All of the QB's in that division has flaws, but I do believe that Eli's mistakes are correctable

i'm one of the biggest eli defenders in the world but his ceiling is way below where vick is at right now, and he's not going to improve a great deal anyway. guy is already the wrong side of 30, while qb's can obv last a fair bit longer than other positions they don't suddenly become megaelite if they aren't already. tbqh i'd take romo ahead of him as well

picks:

saints
eagles
panthers
pats
browns
49ers
titans
lions
ravens
raiders
chargers
cardinals
bucs
packers
lol steelers
cowboys

My picks for week 3:

Houston at New Orleans: New Orleans
NY Giants at Philadelphia: Philadelphia
Jacksonville at Carolina: Carolina
New England at Buffalo: New England
Miami at Cleveland: Miami
San Francisco at Cincinnati: San Francisco
Denver at Tennessee: Tennessee
Detroit at Minnesota: Detroit
Baltimore at St. Louis: Baltimore
NY Jets at Oakland: NY Jets
Kansas City at San Diego: San Diego
Arizona at Seattle: Arizona
Atlanta at Tampa Bay: Atlanta
Green Bay at Chicago: Green Bay
Pittsburgh at Indianapolis: Pittsburgh
Washington at Dallas: Dallas

At 9/20/11 11:19 AM, reverend wrote:

Week 3 Schedule:
Houston at New Orleans -

New Orleans

NY Giants at Philadelphia -

Philadelphia

Jacksonville at Carolina -

Carolina

New England at Buffalo -

New England

Miami at Cleveland -

Cleveland

San Francisco at Cincinnati -

San Francisco

Denver at Tennessee -

Tennessee

Detroit at Minnesota -

Minnesota

Baltimore at St. Louis -

Baltimore

NY Jets at Oakland -

Oakland

Kansas City at San Diego -

San Diego

Arizona at Seattle -

Arizona

Atlanta at Tampa Bay -

Tampa Bay

Green Bay at Chicago -

Chicago

Pittsburgh at Indianapolis -

Pittburgh

Monday:
Washington at Dallas -

Dallas

Some bold picks there o_o

The big afternoon match up would have to be the OK State at Texas A&M. It'll be interesting to see if the Aggie D can stop the Pokes offense. Also, it will be interesting to see if FSU can rebound after their loss and go on the road to face Clemson. And there is the Arkansas at Alabama game as well.

The late games are Mizzou at OU and LSU at West Virginia. I don't think both of them will be much of a game. OU will romp over the Tigers and the Mountaineers aren't going to stop LSU, no matter how hyped up they are with College Game Day being there.

The way late game USC at Arizona State could be interesting to see as well.

Most of the games that are on now are pretty bad and lopsided. It'll get better in the afternoon; although Maryland getting beat up 31-0 at the half by Temple, from the MAC conf, is pretty funny.

My school got raped in their first home game of the season.

I've lost so much faith in them today that it's not even funny.

Even though I expected LSU to win, I didn't really expect them to put a huge can of whoop ass on West Virginia, {this early at least.} in Morgantown no less. I can't really name a team other than Alabama or Oklahoma that could really stop them now, especially when they manhandled 2 highly ranked teams already. Just another example of how the SEC is dominating college football yet again.

And Michigan won easily over SDSU, {just another day at the office} to go 4-0, entering Big Ten play. Of course, they have started fast the last 2 years, and fell apart later in the year, but TBH, I don't really see that happening this time, especially since that defense has massively improved from last year.

And as always, I'm looking forward to Sunday, and for the Bengals to go 2-1. {which they should have been 3-0 by now.}

Houston at New Orleans: New Orleans
NY Giants at Philadelphia: NYG
Jacksonville at Carolina: Jacksonville
New England at Buffalo: New England
Miami at Cleveland: Cleveland
San Francisco at Cincinnati: San Francisco
Denver at Tennessee: Denver
Detroit at Minnesota: Detroit
Baltimore at St. Louis: Baltimore
NY Jets at Oakland: Oakland
Kansas City at San Diego: San Diego
Arizona at Seattle: Arizona
Atlanta at Tampa Bay: Tampa Bay
Green Bay at Chicago: Green Bay
Pittsburgh at Indianapolis: Pittsburgh
Washington at Dallas: Washington

There be my picks for week 3. Also, I suggest everyone if they can watch the New England @ Buffalo game. If not, keep an eye on it. That one is more than likely going to be really exciting if Buffalo gets off to a quick start. Though I see NE tightening up on D a bit this week too.

I really wish I could watch the Pats-Bills game but since I live where I live I'm stuck with the Texans-Saints game. But at least I will get to catch the Pack-Bears game, even though it's going to be ugly for da bears if their O-line is soft as they were last week.

Fingers crossed, Rabbits foot in hand, bowl of lucky charms

Let's Go Buffalo!

The Bengals failed to sell enough tickets, so they're entering their 5th straight TV blackout and Fox refuses to show me anything other than the local game at that time slot. So, basically I'm stuck watching the Browns take on Miami. Hopefully that game turns out to be decent.

Well this game is over

Refs want to screw us and apparently even God wants every pass to fall into their hands

Not like i'm surprised, everything goes New England's way every time whether they actually deserve it or not.

At 9/25/11 01:36 PM, Gobblemeister wrote: Well this game is over

This game was over before it even began. Buffalo hasn't really been relevant in the NFL since the early 1990s, lol. New England on the other chance is potentially heading to another Super Bowl.

Well, the Eagles were off to a rough start, but they're back in the game now, down by 4 instead of 14.

At 9/25/11 02:27 PM, Travis wrote:

Also, what the fuck is Minnesota doing... get the hell outta here.

Detroit is starting to look more like it did in 2008. What a shame.

Hey Giants defense, if you want to win stop blowing games.

At 9/25/11 02:41 PM, ZJ wrote: Detroit is starting to look more like it did in 2008. What a shame.

Spoke too soon. They are only down by three now.

Well, at least the Bills D has begun acting like it actually wants to win now

At 9/25/11 03:31 PM, reverend wrote:

At 9/25/11 02:41 PM, ZJ wrote: Detroit is starting to look more like it did in 2008. What a shame.

Spoke too soon. They are only down by three now.

Now they're tied up. I like to see this.

Now that's more like it.

At 9/25/11 01:53 PM, ZJ wrote:

At 9/25/11 01:36 PM, Gobblemeister wrote: Well this game is over

This game was over before it even began. Buffalo hasn't really been relevant in the NFL since the early 1990s, lol. New England on the other chance is potentially heading to another Super Bowl.

Okay, no, this game was far from over. I misspoke. Good job Bills!

Yet again Buffalo detractors are proven wrong.

Buffalo,i am proud

Bills won, Lions won in OT.

woah

WHAT A CATCH BY TORREY SMITH!!!!!!!!!!

I'm 5-3 with my picks so far. I'd be 7-1 if Buffalo hadn't made a miraculous comeback and if Miami had actually held onto their lead over Cleveland.

Now, let's go Jets!

At 9/25/11 04:30 PM, skaterdude411 wrote: WHAT A CATCH BY TORREY SMITH!!!!!!!!!!

I know, Torrey Smith and Flacco have been beasting out in this game. Went into the half 27-0 and Ravens get the ball back after the half.

The Bengals loss was inexcuseable. The defense stopped the 49ers offense for most of the game, and yet the offense keeps stalling because Dalton doesn't know when to throw the ball to the right reciever. I don't care if he is a rookie or not, he didn't take advantage of a pathetic San Francisco team by going deep, or at the very least, converting on 3rd down. Watching the game was torturous enough already, but the way it ended was absolutely bullshit.

I must say, Buffalo finally showed up against New England by pulling off that upset, even in a rather anti-climatic situation where they should've went for the TD instead of kneeling and kicking a FG at the end. Now if they can have the same amount of effort they put in for the next 13 games, then they might have a shot at the division, but I really have my doubts that they can keep this up for long, especially with that defense giving up 73 points in 3 games.

I heard the Jet's kick returner is auditioning for a Butterfingers commercial. I'm sure he'll get the role judging by the way he played today.