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We are on a roll after a 14-2 week last time out...
Panthers 10 @ 24 Steelers ...Steelers can sleep walk through this one.
Rest to come later on...
Cowboys @ Cardinals (did not pick in time, would have taken 'Boys anyway)
Patriots 31 @ 24 Bills ...Bills push the Pats, but they pull away in 4th Q.
Jets 20 @ 17 Bears ...Should be a great game with tons of playoff impact.
Ravens 20 @ 27 Browns ....Here's an upset, Browns have nothing to play for--but are dangerous.
Titans 17 @ 34 Chiefs ...Titans don't have that much left in the tank.
49ers 24 @ 26 Rams ...Winner of this game should have inside track to a division title.
Lions 21 @ 20 Dolphins ...This is a "who cares" game. Lions care more than floundering fish.
Redskins 24 @ 21 Jaguars ....Another upset. Jags are let down after their loss to the Colts.
Chargers 41 @ 24 Bengals ...Bolts should keep it rollin.
Texans 24 @ 27 Broncos ...Another little upset, neither team has much to play for.
Colts 34 @ 20 Raiders ...Colts gotta keep winning to get into the playoffs.
Giants 23 @ 20 Packers ...This should be the game of the day, Giants pull a mini upset.
Seahawks 14 @ 26 Buccaneers ...Weird game, but the Bucs have been more consistent.
Vikings 13 @ 35 Eagles ...This one won't be close.
Saints 31 @ 38 Falcons ...Can't wait for this one, could be an NFC Champ. Game preview.
Last Week: 14-2
Season: 145-80
Dec 23, 2010
Dec 16, 2010
Week 14
49ers 16 @ 24 Chargers ...Both really need this one to have any hope of making playoffs.
Rest to come later on....
Browns 21 @ 24 Bengals ...Bengals pull the mini-upset.
Redskins 14 @ 34 Cowboys ...Redskins are in disarray.
Texans 26 @ 24 Titans ...Who wants it less?
Jaguars 24 @ 38 Colts ...Colts need to win or Jags get the division.
Chiefs 21 @ 19 Rams ...Show-me state showdown, chiefs running game wins it.
Bills 14 @ 23 Dolphins ...Don't look now but the 'Fins have a shot at a wild card berth.
Eagles 30 @ 24 Giants ...This game will decide the NFC East.
Lions 10 @ 16 Buccaneers ...Bucs still alive to sneak into a wild card spot.
Cardinals 13 @ 17 Panthers ...Panthers gotta win one of these...right?
Saints 20 @ 27 Ravens ...Must-win for the Ravens, they have been shaky lately.
Falcons 27@ 15 Seahawks ...Atlanta has been a machine.
Broncos 7 @ 31 Raiders ...Speaking of a machine, losing machine that is...Broncos lose again.
Jets 13 @ 7 Steelers ...Upset! Just when you think the Jets are done, they win this one.
Packers 10 @ 24 Patriots ...Closer than most expect without Rodgers.
Bears 17 @ 9 Vikings ...You might freeze your rear end off just watching this game.
Last Week: 10-6
Season: 131-78
Rest to come later on....
Browns 21 @ 24 Bengals ...Bengals pull the mini-upset.
Redskins 14 @ 34 Cowboys ...Redskins are in disarray.
Texans 26 @ 24 Titans ...Who wants it less?
Jaguars 24 @ 38 Colts ...Colts need to win or Jags get the division.
Chiefs 21 @ 19 Rams ...Show-me state showdown, chiefs running game wins it.
Bills 14 @ 23 Dolphins ...Don't look now but the 'Fins have a shot at a wild card berth.
Eagles 30 @ 24 Giants ...This game will decide the NFC East.
Lions 10 @ 16 Buccaneers ...Bucs still alive to sneak into a wild card spot.
Cardinals 13 @ 17 Panthers ...Panthers gotta win one of these...right?
Saints 20 @ 27 Ravens ...Must-win for the Ravens, they have been shaky lately.
Falcons 27@ 15 Seahawks ...Atlanta has been a machine.
Broncos 7 @ 31 Raiders ...Speaking of a machine, losing machine that is...Broncos lose again.
Jets 13 @ 7 Steelers ...Upset! Just when you think the Jets are done, they win this one.
Packers 10 @ 24 Patriots ...Closer than most expect without Rodgers.
Bears 17 @ 9 Vikings ...You might freeze your rear end off just watching this game.
Last Week: 10-6
Season: 131-78
Dec 15, 2010
2010 NFC Pro Bowl Team
Here's the NFC
QB: Aaron Rodgers-Packers, Michael Vick-Eagles, Drew Brees-Saints
HB: Adrian Peterson-Vikings, Steven Jackson-Rams, LeSean McCoy-Eagles
FB: Mike Sellers-Redskins
WR: Calvin Johnson-Lions, Hakeem Nicks-Giants, Roddy White-Falcons, DeSean Jackson-Eagles
TE: Vernon Davis-49ers, Brandon Pettigrew-Lions
OT: Chad Clifton-Packers, Sam Baker-Falcons, Rodger Saffold-Rams
OG: Steve Hutchinson-Vikings, Jahri Evans-Saints, Alan Faneca-Cardinals
C: Shaun O'Hara-Giants, Jeff Faine-Buccaneers
DE: John Abraham-Falcons, Osi Umenyiora-Giants, Julius Peppers-Bears
DT: Darnell Dockett-Cardinals, Ndamukong Suh-Lions, Kevin Williams-Vikings
OLB: Clay Matthews-Packers, Brian Orakpo-Redskins, DeMarcus Ware-Cowboys
ILB: E.J. Henderson-Vikings, Jonathan Vilma-Saints
CB: Asante Samuel-Eagles, DeAngelo Hall-Redskins, Charles Woodson-Packers
FS: Malcolm Jenkins-Saints, Earl Thomas-Seahawks
SS: LaRon Landry-Redskins, Adrian Wilson-Cardinals
K: David Akers-Eagles
P: Mat McBriar-Cowboys
KR: Devin Hester-Bears
ST: Heath Farwell-Vikings
Snubs: Greg Jennings-Packers, Jared Allen-Vikings, Patrick Willis-49ers, Chris Long-Rams, Broderick Bunkley-Eagles, Miles Austin-Cowboys, Lance Briggs-Bears, Barrett Ruud-Buccaneers, Matt Ryan-Falcons, Ahmad Bradshaw-Giants, Michael Turner-Falcons, Tony Gonzalez-Falcons, Mike Williams-Buccaneers, Josh Sitton-Packers
2010 AFC Pro Bowl Team
Here is my 2010 AFC Pro Bowl Team. Feel free to disagree.
QB: Tom Brady-Patriots, Philip Rivers-Chargers, Peyton Manning-Colts
HB: Arian Foster-Texans, Maurice Jones-Drew-Jaguars, Peyton Hillis-Browns
FB: Vonta Leach-Texans
WR: Dwayne Bowe-Chiefs, Andre Johnson-Texans, Reggie Wayne-Colts, Brandon Lloyd-Broncos
TE: Antonio Gates-Chargers, Dustin Keller-Jets
OT: Joe Thomas-Browns, Ryan Clady-Broncos, Michael Oher-Ravens
OG: Ben Grubbs-Ravens, Kris Dielman-Chargers, Brian Waters-Chiefs
C: Nick Mangold-Jets, Alex Mack-Browns
DE: Dwight Freeney-Colts, Tamba Hali-Chiefs, Jason Babin-Titans
DT: Haloti Ngata-Ravens, Vince Wilfork-Patriots, Terrance Knighton-Jaguars
OLB: Cameron Wake-Dolphins, Terrell Suggs-Ravens, James Harrison-Steelers
ILB: Jerod Mayo-Patriots, Ray Lewis-Ravens
CB: Brandon Flowers-Chiefs, Vontae Davis-Dolphins, Champ Bailey-Broncos
FS: Ed Reed-Ravens, Ryan Clark-Steelers
SS: Troy Polamalu-Steelers, Yeremiah Bell-Dolphins
K-Dan Carpenter-Dolphins
P-Shane Lechler-Raiders
KR-Brandon Tate-Patriots
ST: Eric Smith-Jets
Snubs: Devin McCourty-Patriots, Karlos Dansby-Dolphins, James Farrior-Steelers, Calvin Pace-Jets, Kyle Orton-Broncos, Matt Schaub-Texans, Darren McFadden-Raiders, Jamaal Charles-Chiefs, Anquan Boldin-Ravens, Steve Johnson-Bills,
Dec 11, 2010
Stare, Squint, Nod 2 (Round 1)
Here is an updated Mock Draft. Note: Last draft I considered only underclassmen I thought would enter. This draft has been made to include ALL eligible underclassmen, which most likely won't end up happening with the lockout coming...but alas...
1. Carolina- A.J. Green WR Georgia 6'4 190
-Panthers should trade down if they get #1. Their needs go way beyond a position...or two....or three. Green would be a nice target for Clausen going forward, guy is a stud.
2. Buffalo- Andrew Luck QB Stanford 6'4 235
-The Bills finally get a franchise QB. They have not had stability this quality of a QB since Jim Kelly (sorry Flutie). He could have a Sam Bradford-like effect on this team.
3. Cincinnati- DaQuan Bowers DE Clemson 6'4 280
-The bungles are still the bungles. Bowers would be an elite defensive end, something they have actually never had.
4. Detroit- Patrick Peterson CB LSU 6'1 218
-If Champ Bailey had a clone, it would be this guy. Size, speed, ball-skills. Peterson should be an elite corner in this league.
5. Arizona- Ryan Mallett QB Arkansas 6'7 238
-Why Mallett? I'll give you three reasons. Derek Anderson, Max Hall, John Skelton--those are Arizona's 3 QBs.
6. Denver- Marcel Dareus DE/DT Alabama 6'3 306
-Now that McDaniels is gone they can really try to build a 3-4, by ya know, drafting someone that fits the scheme.
7. San Francisco- Jake Locker QB Washington 6'2 223
-Along with a new coach the Niners will likely need a new QB. Alex Smith has had his chance. Locker was projected by many as the #1 overall pick if he came out last year.
8. Dallas- Nate Solder OT Colorado 6'9 305
-This Cowboy surge makes you wonder was Wade Phillips really that bad? Well, the offensive line is either way, Solder can be a very good LT for years to come.
9. Washington- Julio Jones WR Alabama 6'4 210
-McNabb just got a new contract, so Shanny will want to get him some weapons. Jones has NFL #1 receiver written all over him, he's a physical force that should make an immediate impact.
10. Tennessee- Nick Fairley DT Auburn 6'4 299
-That Titans defense hasn't been the same since losing Haynesworth. Fairley is cut from much of the same mold. It's not often to see Fisher's Titans drafting this high.
11. Minnesota- Prince Amukamara CB Nebraska 6'1 200
-Minnesota has struggled all year against the pass. Antoine Winfield is solid, but aging, and Asher Allen on the other corner? Yikes. Amukamara will start from day one.
12. Houston- Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa 6'3 282
-The Texans largest need is in the secondary--but there's no way they could pass on Clayborn. Overall, he may be the most complete defensive player in this draft, rushing the passer and stuffing the run.
13. Cleveland- Marcus Cannon OL TCU 6'6 350
-The Browns are building a foundation on the line. With Joe Thomas already in place, Cannon (probably the best mauler in the draft) would look great paving the way for Hillis.
14. Seattle- Cameron Newton QB Auburn 6'6 250
-If you recall I had Newton as a 1st rd pick well before Kiper had him on the big board. Why? Vince Young went #3 overall. Newton is bigger, and a better passer. Some GM will be too ga-ga over his athletic ability to pass on him.
15. Miami- Anthony Castanzo OL Boston College 6'7 295
-Jake Long has solidified one side, bringing in Castanzo will give whoever Miami's Quarterback is a great set of tackles to protect himself. His size and athleticism could make him the best overall lineman in the draft.
16. New England (from Oakland)- Akeem Ayers LB UCLA 6'4 252
-Another great defensive player. The Pats got this pick from the Raiders and they would love to add a pass rushing linebacker that can do it all like Ayers. This guy has multiple pro bowls written all over him.
17. Indianapolis- Drake Nevis DT LSU 6'1 290
-Nevis has shown flashes of greatness this season. He's a little undersized, he's probably closer to 280 but the Colts love those undersized players that give them a quickness advantage. Nevis will provide that.
18. San Diego- Allen Bailey DE/DT Miami (FL) 6'4 290
-The Bolts defense has struggled late in the season, especially against the run. Bailey is very versatile and will do a good job against the run. He's an athletic monster that a pro coach can bring the best out of.
19. Tampa Bay- Robert Quinn DE North Carolina 6'4 298
-Quinn did not play all season due to suspension. Had he played he had a chance to be a top 5 pick. As long as he has stayed in shape (will find out at combine) he would be a steal at this pick.
20. NY Giants- Gabe Carimi OL Wisconsin 6'8 320
-The Giants are absolutely loaded on defense. In fact, you can argue that there isn't a team as loaded as the Giants. The only real need is on the O-line. Carimi (winner of the Outland Trophy) is a dominant physical force and will be a great run blocker.
21. St. Louis- Justin Blackmon WR Oklahoma State 6'2 207
-Blackmon has been the best WR in the country this season. The fact that more than half of football fans can't name who St. Louis' #1 WR is makes this a no brainer.
22. Jacksonville- Leonard Hankerson WR Miami (FL) 6'3 215
-Speaking of no-name WR cores. Garrard has had a solid year throwing to the likes of Mike Thomas, Tiquan Underwood, and Mike Sims-Walker (who's fallen off Earth). Hankerson is big and is deceptively fast and will give the Jags a legit #1 option.
23. Kansas City- Jeremy Beal DE/OLB Oklahoma 6'3 260
-The Chiefs are starting to come together. They could use another pass rusher and there may not be a better one than Jeremy Beal. In a 4-3 he could play rush end, but in a 3-4 he has the athleticism to be an every down 3-4 OLB.
24. Philadelphia- Quan Sturdivant LB North Carolina 6'2 232
-The Eagles defense has been surprisingly porous this season. The addition of a tough MLB Sturdivant can give them their first solid guy in the middle since Trotter.
25. Baltimore- Aaron Williams CB Texas 6'1 189
-Other than Ed Reed (who may not play much longer) the Ravens secondary is pretty bad. Williams has the size and speed to be a very good corner in the league. The only thing holding this defense back right now is the corners.
26. Green Bay- Ryan Williams RB Virginia Tech 5'10 206
-Look at this team and what do they really need? Not much. Ryan Williams could give them great balance and make the offense even tougher to stop. With the uncertainty around Grant's injury, I don't think the Pack want to rely on John Kuhn/Brandon Jackson again.
27. Chicago- Derrick Sherrod OL Mississippi State 6'6 305
-Martz has not been put his offense into full effect because of the sieve of an offensive line they have in Chicago. Sherrod was thought to be a top ten pick before the season, but he has not matured as some would have hoped.
28. New Orleans- Stefan Wisniewski C/OG Penn State 6'3 298
-Another loaded team that just needs some depth. Wisniewski can play any of the three interior line positions making him very valuable to a team that seems to have o-line injury problems every year.
29. Pittsburgh- Rodney Hudson OL Florida State 6'2 285
-The Steelers O-line is the only weakness of this team. This season it will probably be the reason they do not end up in the Super Bowl. Getting Hudson will give the Steelers a guy who started all 4 seasons at FSU.
30. NY Jets- Cameron Jordan DE/DT California 6'4 290
-The Jets up-front have not been as stout as you would expect from a Rex Ryan defense (Woodhead is still going). Jordan could play the nose in some situations but he would be absolutely perfect to play end in a 3-4.
31. Atlanta- Brandon Harris CB Miami (FL) 5'11 195
-The Falcons defense has been surprisingly solid this season. Corner could use a little bit of an upgrade next to Dunta. Harris is a smart, athletic player who will be a solid corner in this league.
32. New England- Mark Ingram RB Alabama 5'10 215
-Their second first round pick goes to help their biggest need on offense. Ben Jarvus Green-Ellis and Woodhead have done a nice job filling their roles, but are not the complete back that Ingram could be for them.
Round 2
1. Carolina- A.J. Green WR Georgia 6'4 190
-Panthers should trade down if they get #1. Their needs go way beyond a position...or two....or three. Green would be a nice target for Clausen going forward, guy is a stud.
2. Buffalo- Andrew Luck QB Stanford 6'4 235
-The Bills finally get a franchise QB. They have not had stability this quality of a QB since Jim Kelly (sorry Flutie). He could have a Sam Bradford-like effect on this team.
3. Cincinnati- DaQuan Bowers DE Clemson 6'4 280
-The bungles are still the bungles. Bowers would be an elite defensive end, something they have actually never had.
4. Detroit- Patrick Peterson CB LSU 6'1 218
-If Champ Bailey had a clone, it would be this guy. Size, speed, ball-skills. Peterson should be an elite corner in this league.
5. Arizona- Ryan Mallett QB Arkansas 6'7 238
-Why Mallett? I'll give you three reasons. Derek Anderson, Max Hall, John Skelton--those are Arizona's 3 QBs.
6. Denver- Marcel Dareus DE/DT Alabama 6'3 306
-Now that McDaniels is gone they can really try to build a 3-4, by ya know, drafting someone that fits the scheme.
7. San Francisco- Jake Locker QB Washington 6'2 223
-Along with a new coach the Niners will likely need a new QB. Alex Smith has had his chance. Locker was projected by many as the #1 overall pick if he came out last year.
8. Dallas- Nate Solder OT Colorado 6'9 305
-This Cowboy surge makes you wonder was Wade Phillips really that bad? Well, the offensive line is either way, Solder can be a very good LT for years to come.
9. Washington- Julio Jones WR Alabama 6'4 210
-McNabb just got a new contract, so Shanny will want to get him some weapons. Jones has NFL #1 receiver written all over him, he's a physical force that should make an immediate impact.
10. Tennessee- Nick Fairley DT Auburn 6'4 299
-That Titans defense hasn't been the same since losing Haynesworth. Fairley is cut from much of the same mold. It's not often to see Fisher's Titans drafting this high.
11. Minnesota- Prince Amukamara CB Nebraska 6'1 200
-Minnesota has struggled all year against the pass. Antoine Winfield is solid, but aging, and Asher Allen on the other corner? Yikes. Amukamara will start from day one.
12. Houston- Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa 6'3 282
-The Texans largest need is in the secondary--but there's no way they could pass on Clayborn. Overall, he may be the most complete defensive player in this draft, rushing the passer and stuffing the run.
13. Cleveland- Marcus Cannon OL TCU 6'6 350
-The Browns are building a foundation on the line. With Joe Thomas already in place, Cannon (probably the best mauler in the draft) would look great paving the way for Hillis.
14. Seattle- Cameron Newton QB Auburn 6'6 250
-If you recall I had Newton as a 1st rd pick well before Kiper had him on the big board. Why? Vince Young went #3 overall. Newton is bigger, and a better passer. Some GM will be too ga-ga over his athletic ability to pass on him.
15. Miami- Anthony Castanzo OL Boston College 6'7 295
-Jake Long has solidified one side, bringing in Castanzo will give whoever Miami's Quarterback is a great set of tackles to protect himself. His size and athleticism could make him the best overall lineman in the draft.
16. New England (from Oakland)- Akeem Ayers LB UCLA 6'4 252
-Another great defensive player. The Pats got this pick from the Raiders and they would love to add a pass rushing linebacker that can do it all like Ayers. This guy has multiple pro bowls written all over him.
17. Indianapolis- Drake Nevis DT LSU 6'1 290
-Nevis has shown flashes of greatness this season. He's a little undersized, he's probably closer to 280 but the Colts love those undersized players that give them a quickness advantage. Nevis will provide that.
18. San Diego- Allen Bailey DE/DT Miami (FL) 6'4 290
-The Bolts defense has struggled late in the season, especially against the run. Bailey is very versatile and will do a good job against the run. He's an athletic monster that a pro coach can bring the best out of.
19. Tampa Bay- Robert Quinn DE North Carolina 6'4 298
-Quinn did not play all season due to suspension. Had he played he had a chance to be a top 5 pick. As long as he has stayed in shape (will find out at combine) he would be a steal at this pick.
20. NY Giants- Gabe Carimi OL Wisconsin 6'8 320
-The Giants are absolutely loaded on defense. In fact, you can argue that there isn't a team as loaded as the Giants. The only real need is on the O-line. Carimi (winner of the Outland Trophy) is a dominant physical force and will be a great run blocker.
21. St. Louis- Justin Blackmon WR Oklahoma State 6'2 207
-Blackmon has been the best WR in the country this season. The fact that more than half of football fans can't name who St. Louis' #1 WR is makes this a no brainer.
22. Jacksonville- Leonard Hankerson WR Miami (FL) 6'3 215
-Speaking of no-name WR cores. Garrard has had a solid year throwing to the likes of Mike Thomas, Tiquan Underwood, and Mike Sims-Walker (who's fallen off Earth). Hankerson is big and is deceptively fast and will give the Jags a legit #1 option.
23. Kansas City- Jeremy Beal DE/OLB Oklahoma 6'3 260
-The Chiefs are starting to come together. They could use another pass rusher and there may not be a better one than Jeremy Beal. In a 4-3 he could play rush end, but in a 3-4 he has the athleticism to be an every down 3-4 OLB.
24. Philadelphia- Quan Sturdivant LB North Carolina 6'2 232
-The Eagles defense has been surprisingly porous this season. The addition of a tough MLB Sturdivant can give them their first solid guy in the middle since Trotter.
25. Baltimore- Aaron Williams CB Texas 6'1 189
-Other than Ed Reed (who may not play much longer) the Ravens secondary is pretty bad. Williams has the size and speed to be a very good corner in the league. The only thing holding this defense back right now is the corners.
26. Green Bay- Ryan Williams RB Virginia Tech 5'10 206
-Look at this team and what do they really need? Not much. Ryan Williams could give them great balance and make the offense even tougher to stop. With the uncertainty around Grant's injury, I don't think the Pack want to rely on John Kuhn/Brandon Jackson again.
27. Chicago- Derrick Sherrod OL Mississippi State 6'6 305
-Martz has not been put his offense into full effect because of the sieve of an offensive line they have in Chicago. Sherrod was thought to be a top ten pick before the season, but he has not matured as some would have hoped.
28. New Orleans- Stefan Wisniewski C/OG Penn State 6'3 298
-Another loaded team that just needs some depth. Wisniewski can play any of the three interior line positions making him very valuable to a team that seems to have o-line injury problems every year.
29. Pittsburgh- Rodney Hudson OL Florida State 6'2 285
-The Steelers O-line is the only weakness of this team. This season it will probably be the reason they do not end up in the Super Bowl. Getting Hudson will give the Steelers a guy who started all 4 seasons at FSU.
30. NY Jets- Cameron Jordan DE/DT California 6'4 290
-The Jets up-front have not been as stout as you would expect from a Rex Ryan defense (Woodhead is still going). Jordan could play the nose in some situations but he would be absolutely perfect to play end in a 3-4.
31. Atlanta- Brandon Harris CB Miami (FL) 5'11 195
-The Falcons defense has been surprisingly solid this season. Corner could use a little bit of an upgrade next to Dunta. Harris is a smart, athletic player who will be a solid corner in this league.
32. New England- Mark Ingram RB Alabama 5'10 215
-Their second first round pick goes to help their biggest need on offense. Ben Jarvus Green-Ellis and Woodhead have done a nice job filling their roles, but are not the complete back that Ingram could be for them.
Round 2
Stare, Squint, Nod 2 (Round 2)
1. New England (from Carolina)- Stephen Paea DE/DT Oregon State 6'1 285
2. Buffalo- Clint Boling OL Georgia 6'5 305
3. Cincinnati- Nick Foles QB Arizona 6'5 245
4. Detroit- Bruce Carter OLB North Carolina 6'3 225
5. Arizona- Deunta Williams S North Carolina 6'2 205
6. Denver- Greg Jones LB Michigan State 6'1 228
7. San Francisco- Ryan Kerrigan DE/OLB Purdue 6'4 263
8. Dallas- Cameron Heyward DE/DT Ohio State 6'6 287
9. Washington-DeMarcus Love OL Arkansas 6'5 315
10. Tennessee- Lavonte David LB Nebraska 6'1 220
11. Minnesota- Marvin Austin DT North Carolina 6'3 305
12. Houston- Rahim Moore S UCLA 6'1 197
13. Cleveland- Ryan Broyles WR Oklahoma 5'11 175
14. Seattle- John Moffitt OL Wisconsin 6'4 325
15. Denver (from Miami)- Von Miller DE/OLB Texas A&M 6'4 240
16. Oakland- Rashad Carmichael CB Virginia Tech 5'11 186
17. Indianapolis- Ahmad Black S Florida 5'9 185
18. San Diego- Tank Carder LB TCU 6'3 237
19. Tampa Bay- Travis Lewis LB Oklahoma 6'2 232
20. NY Giants- Joseph Barksdale OL LSU 6'5 315
21. St. Louis- Daniel Thomas RB Kansas State 6'2 227
22. Jacksonville- Greg Romeus DE Pittsburgh 6'6 270
23. Kansas City- Greg Childs WR Arkansas 6'3 217
24. Philadelphia-Mike Pouncey OL Florida 6'5 320
25. Baltimore- Nate Irving LB NC State 6'1 235
26. Green Bay- Jared Crick DE/DT Nebraska 6'6 285
27. Chicago-Dont'a Hightower LB Alabama 6'4 250
28. New Orleans- Jurrell Casey DT USC 6'1 295
29. Pittsburgh- Stephon Gilmore CB South Carolina 6'1 188
30. San Diego (from NY Jets)- Titus Young WR Boise State 5'11 175
31. Atlanta- DeMarco Murray RB Oklahoma 6'1 214
32. New England- Kristofer O'Dowd OL USC 6'5 298
2. Buffalo- Clint Boling OL Georgia 6'5 305
3. Cincinnati- Nick Foles QB Arizona 6'5 245
4. Detroit- Bruce Carter OLB North Carolina 6'3 225
5. Arizona- Deunta Williams S North Carolina 6'2 205
6. Denver- Greg Jones LB Michigan State 6'1 228
7. San Francisco- Ryan Kerrigan DE/OLB Purdue 6'4 263
8. Dallas- Cameron Heyward DE/DT Ohio State 6'6 287
9. Washington-DeMarcus Love OL Arkansas 6'5 315
10. Tennessee- Lavonte David LB Nebraska 6'1 220
11. Minnesota- Marvin Austin DT North Carolina 6'3 305
12. Houston- Rahim Moore S UCLA 6'1 197
13. Cleveland- Ryan Broyles WR Oklahoma 5'11 175
14. Seattle- John Moffitt OL Wisconsin 6'4 325
15. Denver (from Miami)- Von Miller DE/OLB Texas A&M 6'4 240
16. Oakland- Rashad Carmichael CB Virginia Tech 5'11 186
17. Indianapolis- Ahmad Black S Florida 5'9 185
18. San Diego- Tank Carder LB TCU 6'3 237
19. Tampa Bay- Travis Lewis LB Oklahoma 6'2 232
20. NY Giants- Joseph Barksdale OL LSU 6'5 315
21. St. Louis- Daniel Thomas RB Kansas State 6'2 227
22. Jacksonville- Greg Romeus DE Pittsburgh 6'6 270
23. Kansas City- Greg Childs WR Arkansas 6'3 217
24. Philadelphia-Mike Pouncey OL Florida 6'5 320
25. Baltimore- Nate Irving LB NC State 6'1 235
26. Green Bay- Jared Crick DE/DT Nebraska 6'6 285
27. Chicago-Dont'a Hightower LB Alabama 6'4 250
28. New Orleans- Jurrell Casey DT USC 6'1 295
29. Pittsburgh- Stephon Gilmore CB South Carolina 6'1 188
30. San Diego (from NY Jets)- Titus Young WR Boise State 5'11 175
31. Atlanta- DeMarco Murray RB Oklahoma 6'1 214
32. New England- Kristofer O'Dowd OL USC 6'5 298
Dec 10, 2010
THEO!
I didn't see Crawford coming at all. I saw a first basemen coming, but not Adrian. I had so many doubts about the front office last season. We made no moves. Goes to show you how big timing is. I have no reasons to think we won't add something unreal next season. We're just waiting to sign a big time catcher. Its all about timing with Theo and I love it. Heres some concerns that come up with the big moves:
Adrian: I saw a first basemen coming when I heard a mention of Youk moving to third. It made alot of sense with Beltre asking for that contract with only one or two good years under his belt. I just don't know what's going to happen with Lars Anderson now. I see him being a big time player in the show. I wanted to see his career play out but you can't deny Adrian at all. Hes the best player in the bigs with runners in scoring posish. This is real serious bait for trade. I can see something working out for a catcher, or even a monster shortstop where we ship out a few players. Maybe Jacoby, Lars, and someone big like Clay for Hanley Ramirez. There's too many options for something good not to happen.
Big Carl: Point one: The so good to see you status' aren't original when person #50 writes it. To business, this is self explanatory. Just a perfect move for an all around great player. He doesn't hit home runs, but he's on second base before you can blink after a single. I dont know what's going to happen with Jacoby this year. Hes just injury prone. Im not sure if I can see him go, he does bring the ladies to Fenway. Hell, those eyes make me want to get seat upgrades everytime I go.
Pitching: The bullpen has a few issues. I mean if you look at our team right now were already stacked. Imagine throwing in a couple good middle relievers. Imagine Cliff Lee? I don't know why Grienke wouldn't want to come to the biggest city in America. I don't see the appeal to New York. We have brick roads here. It doesnt smell like shit. And our corner hot dogs are gourmet compared to NY.
Anyways, Theo moved up to the number one spot on the list of "eo's". Inception sucked anyways.
Dec 9, 2010
NFL Week 14
Colts 31 @ 17 Titans ....Colts need to win out.
Check in for the rest tomorrow.
Browns 17 @ 20 Bills ...Minor upset, hope for lots of snow.
Falcons 27 @ 10 Panthers ...Dirty birds just keep winning and winning.
Packers 34 @ 27 Lions ...Rodgers should tear up a terrible defense.
Raiders 26 @ 21 Jaguars ...Another minor upset, Jags due for a fail.
Giants 20 @ 27 Vikings ...PPD to Monday, more days for "he who shall not be named" to heal.
Bengals 13 @ 21 Steelers ...Bengals always play the Steelers tough.
Buccaneers 13 @ 19 Redskins ...Bucs blew a 4th Qtr lead last time out, don't think they are over it.
Rams 17 @ 30 Saints ...Saints are the hottest team in football right now.
Seahawks 17 @ 24 49ers ...Another NFC west "ewww" game.
Broncos 17 @ 14 Cardinals ...Speaking of "ewww" a team without a coach vs. a team without a QB.
Patriots 29 @ 24 Bears ...Best game of the weekend, Pats should edge monster of the midway.
Dolphins 26 @ 21 Jets ...Upset! Doubt the Jets bounce up off the floor from the whopping on Monday.
Chiefs 16 @ 31 Chargers ...If the Chargers lose this one, it's all over for them.
Eagles 34 @ 38 Cowboys ...Should be a high-scoring affair, 'boys do just enough.
Ravens 27 @ 19 Texans ...Solid monday nighter--Ravens need to not overlook Houston.
Last Week: 10-6
Season: 121-72
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Browns 17 @ 20 Bills ...Minor upset, hope for lots of snow.
Falcons 27 @ 10 Panthers ...Dirty birds just keep winning and winning.
Packers 34 @ 27 Lions ...Rodgers should tear up a terrible defense.
Raiders 26 @ 21 Jaguars ...Another minor upset, Jags due for a fail.
Giants 20 @ 27 Vikings ...PPD to Monday, more days for "he who shall not be named" to heal.
Bengals 13 @ 21 Steelers ...Bengals always play the Steelers tough.
Buccaneers 13 @ 19 Redskins ...Bucs blew a 4th Qtr lead last time out, don't think they are over it.
Rams 17 @ 30 Saints ...Saints are the hottest team in football right now.
Seahawks 17 @ 24 49ers ...Another NFC west "ewww" game.
Broncos 17 @ 14 Cardinals ...Speaking of "ewww" a team without a coach vs. a team without a QB.
Patriots 29 @ 24 Bears ...Best game of the weekend, Pats should edge monster of the midway.
Dolphins 26 @ 21 Jets ...Upset! Doubt the Jets bounce up off the floor from the whopping on Monday.
Chiefs 16 @ 31 Chargers ...If the Chargers lose this one, it's all over for them.
Eagles 34 @ 38 Cowboys ...Should be a high-scoring affair, 'boys do just enough.
Ravens 27 @ 19 Texans ...Solid monday nighter--Ravens need to not overlook Houston.
Last Week: 10-6
Season: 121-72
Dec 4, 2010
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Texans 24 @ 27 Eagles ...I had this before Thurs--shut up.
Saints 37 @ 21 Bengals ....A little too much offense.
Bears 21 @ 24 Lions ...Upset and revenge for week 1 loss.
Niners 19 @ 26 Packers ...Closer than people think, but not in Lambeau
Ponies 20 @ 38 Chiefs ...Another revenge game.
Browns 24 @ 20 Fish ....Dolphins are a hard team to figure out.
Bills 20 @ 30 Vikings ....Fitzpatrick could end up being a pro-bowl alternate.
Redskins 13 @ 19 Giants ....Skins will play tough, but Giants defense will make a play.
Jaguars 20 @ 14 Titans ....Refuse to pick Rusty Smith to win a game.
Raiders 14 @ 28 Chargers ....Bolts catchin' fire.
Rams 23 @ 10 Cardinals ...A loss to the Rams? That's fine, that's fine, that's fine, that's fine.
Cowboys 27 @ 34 Colts ....Colts need this one badly!
Panthers 13 @ 27 Seahawks ...Will someone in the NFC west reach .500 please?
Falcons 24 @ 27 Buccaneers ...Another upset! Bucs shock the Falcons.
Steelers 14 @ 24 Ravens ...Quoth the Ravens nevermore...nevermore.
Jets 27 @ 21 Patriots ...Sanchez leads a late TD drive to take the crown from New England.
Last week: 10-6
Season: 111-66
Saints 37 @ 21 Bengals ....A little too much offense.
Bears 21 @ 24 Lions ...Upset and revenge for week 1 loss.
Niners 19 @ 26 Packers ...Closer than people think, but not in Lambeau
Ponies 20 @ 38 Chiefs ...Another revenge game.
Browns 24 @ 20 Fish ....Dolphins are a hard team to figure out.
Bills 20 @ 30 Vikings ....Fitzpatrick could end up being a pro-bowl alternate.
Redskins 13 @ 19 Giants ....Skins will play tough, but Giants defense will make a play.
Jaguars 20 @ 14 Titans ....Refuse to pick Rusty Smith to win a game.
Raiders 14 @ 28 Chargers ....Bolts catchin' fire.
Rams 23 @ 10 Cardinals ...A loss to the Rams? That's fine, that's fine, that's fine, that's fine.
Cowboys 27 @ 34 Colts ....Colts need this one badly!
Panthers 13 @ 27 Seahawks ...Will someone in the NFC west reach .500 please?
Falcons 24 @ 27 Buccaneers ...Another upset! Bucs shock the Falcons.
Steelers 14 @ 24 Ravens ...Quoth the Ravens nevermore...nevermore.
Jets 27 @ 21 Patriots ...Sanchez leads a late TD drive to take the crown from New England.
Last week: 10-6
Season: 111-66
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