NFL 2006-2007 season

well I won't lie, I'm pretty pissed that McNabb is now out for the season. Eagles season goes down the drain again unless Garcia plays great

hahaha, Garcia.

And I would've definitely started Brees for this next week, but Palmer had his second hot week in a row. Now I have a tough decision to make. :(

I have too many bad memories of Garcia at the browns so I don't expect much from him.

Who do Brees and Palmer play this week

Palmer at Cleveland (not as sucky as they used to be on defense) and Brees at Atlanta (very sucky pass defense lately). So Brees is tempting. But Palmer is Palmer.

And Eli Manning sucks. This game is ugly.

Yeah I'd go with Palmer, though it is kinda tough, Leigh Bodden is nails at CB, overall browns are starting to pick it up and are in need of a win, so you never know. I'd probably still go with Palmer even though Brees and Colston against atlanta is a great matchup

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Palmer at Cleveland (not as sucky as they used to be on defense) and Brees at Atlanta (very sucky pass defense lately). So Brees is tempting. But Palmer is Palmer.

And Eli Manning sucks. This game is ugly.

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Even big brother doesn't usually do much against Jacksonville, but I can't believe Fresno was right again!

Well, Dallas is now atop the NFC East, and in 2nd place in the entire NFC, but only by half a game, since every other 6-4 NFC team still has to play on Sunday (except Seattle, who plays on Monday) (plus, the playoff picture in the NFC is still blurry, save for Chicago, probably won't be clear until about Week 15, at the earliest). It's funny how only a few weeks ago, the G-men seemed to have that division clinched; but injuries eventually took their toll on them, and Eli's been disgracing his family name by choking lately. Not to mention that Philly's been struggling even before McNabb went down. Washington's sucked all season.

The Giants have to get back on track immediately, despite injuries to key players, otherwise they will collapse big time, and Tiki Barber's career will end in total and complete embarrassment.

As for the Seahawks, they have a good chance to regain momentum, now that Matt Hasselbeck and Shaun Alexander are back from their respective injuries. They'll probably start off a little rusty on Monday Night's game against the Packers (Brett Farve will probably be just as rusty, as I don't think he'll be at 100%, given his minor injury from last week), but I have no reason to doubt that Hasselbeck and Alexander will be back in form by next week.

The playoff picture in the AFC, on the other hand, looks a bit clearer.

And is it just me, or is the head coach wearing a suit at a game considered a good-luck charm? Last week, 2 coaches wore suits, and they both won. Are they trying to copy Tom Landry, Vince Lombardi, and every NBA head coach? And does anyone think the NFL head coaches should wear suits at the games (considering the league's rules allow head coaches to only wear suits at two games a season)?

I don't care if they wear a suit or not, my football coatches never wore suits. A suit doesn't make a good coach. and once the Bears KILL New England, my season is over :D. Actually, no :p Chiciago's going all the way. but beatting NE has always been up there with shutting out the Packers. Which we did this year :D and are looking to again.

So my pre-season prediction of Dallas winning the NFC East is starting to look good again. Though I never expected Tony Romo to be the one leading the charge.

And holy crap, the Broncos lost again. I mean, San Diego has that division pretty much locked, but this is starting to get scary wild card-wise. There's no doubt they'll switch to Cutler now (especially after seeing the holiday massacre that Romo put on Tampa Bay). I can only hope Cutler can do better than Leinart and Young (he's definitely on a better team). Everyone in Colorado would explode if the Broncos don't make the playoffs after going 7-2.

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And holy crap, the Broncos lost again. I mean, San Diego has that division pretty much locked, but this is starting to get scary wild card-wise. There's no doubt they'll switch to Cutler now (especially after seeing the holiday massacre that Romo put on Tampa Bay). I can only hope Cutler can do better than Leinart and Young (he's definitely on a better team). Everyone in Colorado would explode if the Broncos don't make the playoffs after going 7-2.

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Well, to be fair to Cutler, Romo isn't exactly a rookie. The preparation that he's been going through for the past four years is truly mind-boggling. Plus, ya know, Tampa Bay sucks.

Now, yeah, Cutler should be starting now, but it's because he's the better choice at this current point in time.

Whomever is Drew Bledsoe's next backup QB, assuming he plays somewhere else, will be thanking their luck stars Drew came to town.


Take care all.

What an absolute collapse by the Giants. I love it. :D

And the Bears lost for good measure. Only two games back for the NFC crown! :)

Now the Eagles need to lose so they can be put to bed.

EDIT: Oh, the Panthers lost, too. Things are shaping up at least for a first-round bye.

smurfing Patriots.

EDIT: YES DILLON FUMBLED! WOOHOO!!!!!!
smurf Grossman throws and interception. GOD DAMN GROSSMAN!

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Originally Posted by Kirobaito

Now the Eagles need to lose so they can be put to bed.

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No, we don't. We are already sleeping.

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Originally Posted by TrowaBartonIV ^_^

smurfing Patriots.

EDIT: YES DILLON FUMBLED! WOOHOO!!!!!!
smurf Grossman throws and interception. GOD DAMN GROSSMAN!

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Nine turnovers, please.

That Bears-Patriots game was pathetic. Turnover after turnover after turnover. Grossman especially stunk up the place.

The Snake's gotta go for Denver. They need to do something before they completely squander this great start.

And is it just me, or is Dallas starting to appear as the best team in the NFC? O_o Well, we'll wait to see how the Seahawks do with Hasselbeck and Alexander returning to form.