I love this season so far. Talk about wild finishes and stinky teams. Here's my top five and worst five teams:
1) New England - I admit it. I was one of the ones who thought they got lucky and wouldn't be good this year. Now I'm hating the fact they are in the same division as my Dolphins.
2) Miami - Okay I am biased but they are 2-0 even if ones of those wins was against Detroit which should only count as half a win.
3) New Orleans - As long as they don't fizzle at the end like years past they might go places.
4) Denver - I'm not sold on Griese but 2-0 against good teams is 2-0.
5) Buffalo - losing a game on two kickoff returns doesn't take away from the fact that Bledsoe is great and this team is fun.
Worst Teams:
1) Detroit - Hey Millen and Morningweg, don't let the door hit you in the *** on the way out.
2) Baltimore - does my heart good to see a murderer's team suck
3) Carolina - 2-0 means nothing when the two teams you beat are the worst two in football.
4) Houston - I like Carr but fact is he is a rookie and they are an expansion team. The week 1 victory was on emotion and now we will see them suffer like all expansion teams do.
5) Dallas - They beat the Titans. Who cares. It was a fluke. Losing to the Texans cements them in the bottom five for sometime to come. There is nothing to like about this team. Not even overrated Emmitt Smith. How many yards would any average back rush for behind that O-line Dallas had in the early 90's.
Early Superbowl pics:
Denver - 19
Philadelphia - 40
New England, Miami, and Buffalo are all going to beat each other up to much and knock one another off leaving the door open for Denver in the AFC. Philadelphia is just a shot in the dark about an NFC that baffles me so far (The Rams 0-2?)
1) New England - I admit it. I was one of the ones who thought they got lucky and wouldn't be good this year. Now I'm hating the fact they are in the same division as my Dolphins.
2) Miami - Okay I am biased but they are 2-0 even if ones of those wins was against Detroit which should only count as half a win.
3) New Orleans - As long as they don't fizzle at the end like years past they might go places.
4) Denver - I'm not sold on Griese but 2-0 against good teams is 2-0.
5) Buffalo - losing a game on two kickoff returns doesn't take away from the fact that Bledsoe is great and this team is fun.
Worst Teams:
1) Detroit - Hey Millen and Morningweg, don't let the door hit you in the *** on the way out.
2) Baltimore - does my heart good to see a murderer's team suck
3) Carolina - 2-0 means nothing when the two teams you beat are the worst two in football.
4) Houston - I like Carr but fact is he is a rookie and they are an expansion team. The week 1 victory was on emotion and now we will see them suffer like all expansion teams do.
5) Dallas - They beat the Titans. Who cares. It was a fluke. Losing to the Texans cements them in the bottom five for sometime to come. There is nothing to like about this team. Not even overrated Emmitt Smith. How many yards would any average back rush for behind that O-line Dallas had in the early 90's.
Early Superbowl pics:
Denver - 19
Philadelphia - 40
New England, Miami, and Buffalo are all going to beat each other up to much and knock one another off leaving the door open for Denver in the AFC. Philadelphia is just a shot in the dark about an NFC that baffles me so far (The Rams 0-2?)
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