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I'm interested to see how next Sunday night goes. Without Revis, Marshall will have a big night against his former and now current foe Cromartie. I like Henne. I was wrong about him. He seems to have gained pocket presence since last year and isn't doing what analysts thought which was "snap... look straight for Marshall and throw it". With that Running Game and what is looking like a strong D, Miami are going even better than my prediction of being joint top of the AFC Beast division with the Patriots |
I must say, however good Moss' TD catch was last night, I think I prefer Hesters.
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Whatever Peter King is smoking it's got to be illegal. |
49ers off to a good start. :clown:
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Well if Favre had of scored 10 points and not minus 2 I'd have won....
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Oops wrong NFL thread...
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Moss' was better, running at full pace, reaching out with one hand to catch it over his shoulder, unbelievable really.
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Their D looks much stronger this year under Romeo. |
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It's a big jump for the Chiefs though, and they haven't done anything passing wise this season.
I just don't think you can downgrade or upgrade teams a massive amount after two games of the season. So apparently Cowboys are a worse team than both the Chiefs and the Bucs? Ridiculous. |
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They are awful. I don't think you can rate teams simply on what they can do on paper. Oh, and the Chiefs' D looks great under Romeo Crennel. Again, watch some highlights or read some reports before you go criticising teams because they don't look strong on paper. |
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Thought I'd have some fun and do some of the own rankings, taking into account the first two games along with coaching expertise, clutch play and Super Bowl potential.
Here goes nothing... 1. New Orleans (2-0) 2. Indianapolis (1-1) 3. Green Bay (2-0) 4. Pittsburgh (2-0) 5. Houston (2-0) 6. New England (1-1) 7. New York Jets (1-1) 8. Baltimore (1-1) 9. Miami (2-0) 10. Atlanta (1-1) 11. San Diego (1-1) 12. Chicago (2-0) 13. Cincinatti (1-1) 14. Philadelphia (1-1) 15. Minnesota (0-2) 16. New York Giants (1-1) 17. Tennessee (1-1) 18. Washington (1-1) 19. Kansas City (2-0) 20. Dallas (0-2) 21. Tampa Bay (2-0) 22. Denver (1-1) 23. Seattle (1-1) 24. San Francisco (0-2) 25. Detroit (0-2) 26. Jacksonville (1-1) 27. Oakland (1-1) 28. Arizona (1-1) 29. St Louis (0-2) 30. Carolina (0-2) 31. Buffalo (0-2) 32. Cleveland (0-2) |
Clausen will be starting QB this weekend for the Panthers.
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Hooray, we're not bottom :)
Mind you, if we couldn't beat St Louis, we'd deserve to be. |
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The Chiefs D has looked great so far, in a thunderstorm with crowd noise so Rivers couldn't communicate and at the Browns. I still think it's a good D, my point was they have done nothing in the air, and in fact very little offensively. They have scored just two offensive TDs in 2 games. We are only two games in, there have already been some turnarounds from teams, e.g. Jets, i'm just not willing to give any teams a massive bump after 2 games, unless they really really deserve it |
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