We'll see how busy my week is with my wedding tomorrow. If I manage to find time I'll make the lists like I did last season.

At 9/7/11 10:07 PM, reverend wrote: NFL Week One:
New Orleans at Green Bay - Packers

Already picked above, picked Packers.

Atlanta at Chicago - Falcons

Falcons

Cincinnati at Cleveland - Browns

Cleveland

Buffalo at Kansas City - Bills

Kansas City

Philadelphia at St. Louis - Rams

Eagles

Detroit at Tampa Bay - Bucs

Detroit

Tennessee at Jacksonville - Jags

Titans

Pittsburgh at Baltimore - Ravens

Ravens

Indianapolis at Houston - Texans

Houston

NY Giants at Washington - Giants

Giants

Seattle at San Francisco - 49ers

San Fran

Minnesota at San Diego - Chargers

Chargers

Carolina at Arizona - Cards

Arizona

Dallas at NY Jets - Jets

Jets

New England at Miami - Pats

Patriots

Oakland at Denver - Broncos

Broncos

At 9/9/11 09:09 AM, Corky wrote: We'll see how busy my week is with my wedding tomorrow. If I manage to find time I'll make the lists like I did last season.

Nah, I'll do it. You just worry about the wedding and not dropping the ring or passing out at the altar. :P

At 9/9/11 09:09 AM, Corky wrote: We'll see how busy my week is with my wedding tomorrow. If I manage to find time I'll make the lists like I did last season.

Tomorrow even you will have more rings than the Buffalo Bills ;(

At 9/7/11 10:07 PM, reverend wrote: NFL Week One:

I guess I'll go ahead and make some predictions.

Atlanta at Chicago - Falcons

Falcons

Cincinnati at Cleveland - Browns

Bengals

Buffalo at Kansas City - Bills

Chiefs

Philadelphia at St. Louis - Rams

Eagles

Detroit at Tampa Bay - Bucs

Lions

Tennessee at Jacksonville - Jags

Titans

Pittsburgh at Baltimore - Ravens

Ravens, at least I hope.

Indianapolis at Houston - Texans

Colts

NY Giants at Washington - Giants

Giants

Seattle at San Francisco - 49ers

49ers

Minnesota at San Diego - Chargers

Chargers

Carolina at Arizona - Cards

Cards

Dallas at NY Jets - Jets

Jets

New England at Miami - Pats

Pats

Oakland at Denver - Broncos

Raiders

bears
browns
chiefs
eagles
bucs
jags
ravens
texans
giants
49ers
chargers
cardinals
jets
patriots
raiders

At 9/10/11 12:58 AM, Cootie wrote: College football games are today and as always I hope Auburn takes a big shit on Miss State.

Like most others I'm curious about the Michigan - Norte Dame game. It should be interesting to watch even though the Irish still have QB questions to sort out.

Locally, I think the BYU Texas should be a good one. I really hope the 'horns lose and it certainly looks possible.

Also, Toledo 15 Ohio State 7 End of 1st. O.o

At 9/10/11 02:00 PM, Travis wrote: ... And then a swing pass with some awful missed tackles and Toledo is in striking range.

Good lord...

!
Wait, Ohio State is garbage?

Someone call the President! Apparently the BCS kiss assing wasn't enough, they're going to need some executive assistance.

At 8/29/11 01:53 PM, ZJ wrote:

At Minnesota : Loss (0-2)

Okay, So I might have been wrong about this prediction. Even though Minnesota is a Big 10 School, they've lost both of their games this season and one of those games was to an opponent that was destroyed by Ohio University. Now, Ohio University and Miami are equals and rivals in the MAC and since New Mexico State lost to O.U. that would mean that Miami essentially could have beaten them. And since New Mexico was able to win against Minnesota, I'm led to believe that Miami has a very good chance of winning against the Golden Gophers.

Anyone agree or disagree with me?

Toledo gave Ohio State all it could handle, which I was somewhat surprised, considering that they often dominate other in state teams. They may get away with that against Toledo, but later on in the year, I can see them getting their asses handed to, especially since Bausermann isn't that great of a QB at all.

It's 24-14 Notre Dame, and it's high time for a Michigan comeback with Denard at the helm. We did it last year, and we can certainly do it again.

At 9/10/11 10:58 PM, orangebomb wrote: It's 24-14 Notre Dame, and it's high time for a Michigan comeback with Denard at the helm. We did it last year, and we can certainly do it again.

The last two minutes of that game were unreal. Wow.

At 9/10/11 10:58 PM, orangebomb wrote: It's 24-14 Notre Dame, and it's high time for a Michigan comeback with Denard at the helm. We did it last year, and we can certainly do it again.

Hell yeah, Denard is money in the bank yet again, Notre Dame can suck it! Even with a sub-par first half, we still pulled it off at the last second, this game may as well be game of the year, at least so far.

For great justice and the fuck of it i'll give out my prediction for division winners and Super Bowl

AFC North - Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC South - Houston Texans
AFC East - New England Patriots
AFC West - San Diego Chargers
AFC Wild Card #1 - New York Jets
AFC Wild Card #2 - Baltimore Ravens

NFC North - Green Bay Packers
NFC South - Atlanta Falcons
NFC East - Philadelphia Eagles
NFC West - St. Louis Rams
NFC Wild Card #1 - Chicago Bears
NFC Wild Card #2 - Dallas Cowboys

Super Bowl 46 - New England Patriots vs. Philadelphia Eagles with Patriots winning.

hehehe, i got moderated on gamefaqs for referring to the steelers qb as big rape, i find that kind of amusing

Going to be a loooong season for the Colts. Down 27-0 near the end of the 2nd.
I hear Brett is still available. :P

polian confirmed on phone to garrard

also lol steelers

At 9/11/11 02:19 PM, reverend wrote: Going to be a loooong season for the Colts. Down 27-0 near the end of the 2nd.

Make that 34-0. Biggest halftime deficit in Colts' history.

Btw, the Rams are not looking good against the Eagles and Jackson is out. Could be a long season for them as well.

haha colts are getting shit on.

Buffalo, a.k.a the best team, are completely destroying the Chiefs

I can't say I am surprised seeing as we are the best.

At 9/11/11 03:30 PM, Gobblemeister wrote: Buffalo, a.k.a the best team, are completely destroying the Chiefs

I can't say I am surprised seeing as we are the best.

Not quite, it's like being given a delicious looking cake by the same asshole every week, and you know every time he's baked razor blades in the middle so you alway say, okay, I'm just going to enjoy the first few bites. But the cake is really good in the beginning and you start to think, I'll have some more. And then you start convincing yourself there won't be razor blades in the middle so you keep eating. Then you wake up in emergency room with a mouth full of sutures and the doctor getting a psych hold placed on you because it's the 200th time you've done this.

That's what it's like being a Bills fan.

At 9/11/11 02:45 PM, Statwhore wrote: haha colts are getting shit on.

I guess the era of postseason dominance may be coming to a close for Indy. King Peyton may have lost his luster.

The Ravens just fucking murdered the Steelers and I couldn't be happier. 35 to 7 and 7 fucking turnovers! Such a great way to start the season off, I just hope we can do it again on their turf.

Cam did well today. He set a rookie record with 422 passing yards in an opener; didn't win but still. Just feed him money and he does well it seems.

At 8/29/11 03:37 AM, ZJ wrote:

Indianapolis at Houston: Indianapolis

What a stupid prediction. That's the last time I listen to my Colts fan of a roommate influence my NFL picks.

At 9/11/11 10:07 PM, Travis wrote: I am 8-5 in my picks right now.

Eh... whatever.

According to my math, I'm 6-7. Bummer.

I got to admit, I thought the Bengals were going to lose when we gave up 17 unanswered points to the Browns and Dalton got injured. But I guess it was a blessing in disguise when Gradkowski stepped in and that running game started to show up just when we needed it the most.

As for the Browns, in a typical Cleveland fashion, they find a way to lose a game yet again. I don't know if it was due to the lockout or what, but being unprepared on defense, giving up the GW TD pass to A.J Green, and running into a teammate in a kickoff is totally inexcuseable at any level, among many other things. Stuff I would expect from Ohio's little brother NFL team.

At least they didn't get blown out like the Colts did against the Texans, so that's 1 positive step for them.

At 9/11/11 11:00 PM, orangebomb wrote:

At least they didn't get blown out like the Colts did against the Texans, so that's 1 positive step for them.

I can't tell if this game means that the Colts are gonna totally blow or if the Texans are finally going to make it to the postseason this year. I'm eager to watch both of these teams play their next games.

First time in Dallas Cowboys history they lose a game when having a 14 point lead in the 4th quarter breaking the mark of 241-0.

Oh u Romo

At 9/11/11 10:51 PM, ZJ wrote:

At 9/11/11 10:07 PM, Travis wrote: I am 8-5 in my picks right now.

Eh... whatever.

According to my math, I'm 6-7. Bummer.

Damn. Make that 6-8. Stupid Cowboys blew a great lead and gave the game to Rex Ryan. >:(

At 9/11/11 11:44 PM, illuminate wrote: First time in Dallas Cowboys history they lose a game when having a 14 point lead in the 4th quarter breaking the mark of 241-0.

Oh u Romo

That kind of makes up for the Giants loss (having a defense without Tuck and Osi doesn't help).

At 9/12/11 01:37 PM, Travis wrote:

At 9/11/11 11:00 PM, orangebomb wrote: Stuff I would expect from Ohio's little brother NFL team.

What do you mean little brother?

Cleveland Browns - Established 1946

Cincinnati Bengals - Established 1968

He might mean little brother in terms of accomplishments. Even though both teams aren't really relevant in the NFL today, the Bengals can boast that they have been to the Super Bowl twice. Cleveland hasn't even been there once.