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 September 08, 2004 - 10:40 PM | chris
I am Ready for Some Football

And now, the part of the show that 99% of you probably don't read, the NFL picks. I'll update the sidebar at some point this weekend. (Note, Lucas' picks are in the comments of yesterday's post)

IND at NE: The Patriots didn't look too good this preseason, but everyone stayed healthy. Belichick owns Peyton Manning in New England, but in under the artificial lights of the dome it'll be much closer. Fortunately, the awful strains of Toby Keith will drown out Manning's wacky audibles. NE

AZ at STL: As much as I think the Rams will just tank this year, there's just no reason I can come up with for the Cardinals to beat them in the TWA/American Dome. STL

BAL at CLE: Jamal Lewis gets his first chance to break his own individual rushing record. BAL

CIN at NYJ: The Jets may give New England a run for their money this year, even if Curtis Martin needs to one of those walkers with the tennis balls on it. NYJ

DET at CHI: Detroit will play a lot of those wild games this year where they score 35 and give up 38. Just not against the Bears. DET

JAX at BUF: Travis Henry will be rushing for his life, but the Jags are just better. JAX

OAK at PIT: Oakland's big offseason pickups were 2 old guys, Ted Washington and Warren Sapp. I guess they're afraid Jerry Rice will retire soon. PIT

SD at HOU: San Diego had a typically pathetic offseason to go along with their typically pathetic regular seasons. HOU

SEA at NO: The Saints aren't due to choke, nor the Seahawks due to win a road game, for another couple of months. NO

TB at WAS: Can Joe Gibbs play offensive line? Can Joe Gibbs throw the ball? Can Joe Gibbs cover a wide receiver? Well, perhaps he can better than the guys he's got in there. But Tampa is taking a dive this year. WAS

TEN at MIA: The first in a series of "laugh at the Dolphins' misfortunes" games. Somewhere, Ricky is smiling and toking. TEN

ATL at SF: I'm not sold on the Falcons yet, but the Niners are in the proverbial "rebuilding year". ATL

DAL at MIN: I dislike Parcells and his pants. And I watched Eddie George run in the preseason and he's d-u-n done. MIN

NYG at PHI: The over/under on Warner fumbles in this game is 3. The over/under on angry phone calls by Brenda to the New York media after the game is 2. PHI

KC at DEN: KC still can't play defense, and they still have Eddie Kennison as their #1 wide receiver. Denver in a nailbiter. DEN

GB at CAR: The Panthers won't feel the heat of being a defending Super Bowl team for another couple of weeks. CAR



Comments

Uhm...I'm 9-7 on the picks, yo.

Posted by: Brian at September 15, 2004 10:57 AM

dude, u totally got the ravens game wrong. HAHAHAHA!
But this site seems very well put together


Good job

Bitch

Posted by: Cody Statz at September 16, 2004 4:07 PM

Lemme guess...Ray Lewis was innocent from the get-go?

Posted by: Brian at September 17, 2004 11:09 AM

Or is it that Kellen Winslow II is really just a misunderstood gentle giant?

Posted by: Brian at September 17, 2004 11:10 AM