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THU, OCT 24
Carolina at Tampa Bay

SUN, OCT 27
Dallas at Detroit
Cleveland at Kansas City
Miami at New England
Buffalo at New Orleans
NY Giants at Philadelphia
San Francisco at Jacksonville
NY Jets at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh at Oakland
Washington at Denver
Atlanta at Arizona
Green Bay at Minnesota

MON, OCT 28
Seattle at St. Louis

This weeks games are craptacular


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Holy wow there are some stinkers this week.

Kenbrell Thompkins looks like Stephen Jackson (the former Spurs player)
Josh Boyce looks like Kevin Durant
Aqib Talib looks like a bald Amare Stoudemire
Geno Smith looks like Lt. Daniels from The Wire (actor Lance Reddick)
Logan Mankins talks like Milton from Office Space
Sheldon Richardson looks like Eddie Winslow from Family Matters
Jordan Reed looks like Andrew Bynum

Welp another win for the 49ers coming up this Sunday ( :


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That's about as bad as it gets for a week in the NFL, but Dallas/Detroit and Washington/Denver could be a lot of fun.

We'll see if Matt Ryan and his band of misfits can pull out another one.

Steven Jackson expected to play this week. If he and Roddy White (when he returns) can get back to being themselves we should be in the playoff hunt.

ATL Boy wrote:Steven Jackson expected to play this week. If he and Roddy White (when he returns) can get back to being themselves we should be in the playoff hunt.

Who are you going to pass? San Fran? No way you're catching up to the Saints. So that leaves one spot for the Bears, Lions and Falcons.

Good luck.

RIPskaterdude wrote:

ATL Boy wrote:Steven Jackson expected to play this week. If he and Roddy White (when he returns) can get back to being themselves we should be in the playoff hunt.

Who are you going to pass? San Fran? No way you're catching up to the Saints. So that leaves one spot for the Bears, Lions and Falcons.

Good luck.

Not saying it will happen, but I could see the Saints falling off a cliff. Sure their D has been getting a lot of praise, but Rob Ryans defense as the season goes on implodes in spectacular fashion without fail. His smoke and mirrors **** wears off, guys get hurt and you can't plug replacements in to his system very easily because its too overly complicated for its own good. Their only hope is their O lighting it up every week, which will probably continue (though with the Jimmy Graham injury it may be hampered a bit, depends how much time he misses if any)
I think if someone wins that division other than the Saints it could be Carolina though not Atlanta. Amazingly the Panthers are the only team not to have played any division games yet due to their weird ass schedule. They've played some **** teams for the most part (outside of Seattle), but their defense has been pretty damn good.

Well here's who the Saints have left

8 10/27 vs. Buf W
9 11/3 @ NYJ W
10 11/10 vs. Dal W (at home, Romo will throw a few INTs)
11 11/17 vs. SF L
12 11/21 @ Atl L
13 12/2 @ Sea L
14 12/8 vs. Car W
15 12/15 @ StL W
16 12/22 @ Car L
17 12/29 vs. TB W

I just don't really see anyway they don't win 10 games, and I think 10-11 wins that division.

Thats good and all


Counterpoint

Can't be any worse than last year's D though

Jimmy Graham also isnt practicing, if he is out for any amount of time they are a different team


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RIPskaterdude wrote:

ATL Boy wrote:Steven Jackson expected to play this week. If he and Roddy White (when he returns) can get back to being themselves we should be in the playoff hunt.

Who are you going to pass? San Fran? No way you're catching up to the Saints. So that leaves one spot for the Bears, Lions and Falcons.

Good luck.

Obviously he was talking about the last wildcard spot. You SF guys are so sensitive.

Cooter wrote:
Carolina

Detroit
Kansas City
New England
New Orleans
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Oakland
Denver
Arizona
Green Bay

Seattle

65-39 this season

For all the questions about whether the Rams would call Tim Tebow after Sam Bradford suffered his season-ending knee injury, they didn't. They called a bigger-name, higher-profile quarterback.

After the team lost Bradford to a season-ending knee injury, St. Louis called Brett Favre on Sunday night, asking whether the 44-year-old retired quarterback, who is now a grandfather, would be willing to leave his farm to plow through the back half of the Rams' schedule, league sources said.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/98710 ... m-bradford

smhsmhsmhsmh

Peyton Manning missed practice. The Skins chances of winning up in Denver went from like .0001% to .0002%.

High 5 wrote:

RIPskaterdude wrote:

ATL Boy wrote:Steven Jackson expected to play this week. If he and Roddy White (when he returns) can get back to being themselves we should be in the playoff hunt.

Who are you going to pass? San Fran? No way you're catching up to the Saints. So that leaves one spot for the Bears, Lions and Falcons.

Good luck.

Obviously he was talking about the last wildcard spot. You SF guys are so sensitive.

Yea, I gave up hope for the division the second it was reported that Julio Jones was out for the season.

Forgot there was even a game tonight

Cam with a couple nice runs on that drive