Week Twelve Match-ups (UPDATED)
November 24, 2006
NOTE: Starting this week, the NFL will begin their Thursday schedule. The plan for this column is to publish a preliminary ranking on Thursdays with the final ranking and commentary on Fridays.
Also, the injury designations on the Thursday column is for only the players playing on Thursday. The Friday column will include the complete injury report.
Quarterbacks
Plus Play:
Michael Vick, ATL This is the make-or-break point of the season for Vick. Vick has historically done very well against New Orleans prior to this season. In Week Three, however, he had one of his worst weeks (38%, 131 yards, zero TDs or INTs). He then had a great two weeks in Weeks Seven and Eight (66%, 618 total yards, seven TDs, two INTs) before bottoming out again the last three weeks (47%, 487 yards, three TDs, four INTs). This pick is mainly for the match-up the Saints are ranked 11th against the pass (197 ypg) and have given up 225 ypg the last three weeks. On the season, they are tied for last with the most TD passes allowed (20). Add to that the Saints are 24th against the run and Vick has a good shot at getting his season back on track.
Matt Hasselbeck, SEA Hasselbeck has picked a good team to return to the field against the Seahawks face the 31st-ranked Packer defense (241 ypg) that gave up four TDs to Tom Brady last week. Six out of the 10 QBs they have faced have had multi-TD games. Another plus is that the Packers have only managed eight INTs this season. It all comes down to timing he will have some rough patches, but he will definitely be worth getting back into the line-up.
Charlie Frye, CLE Frye has been solid, but not spectacular of late (63%, 625 yards, two TDs and one INT the last three weeks). However, Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow have never been this healthy at the same time. This week, Frye faces the 32nd-ranked Bengals defense (255 ypg) that has given up nearly 850 yards passing and five TDs the last two weeks. Frye is in a good position to have a very good game this week.
Negative Play:
Tom Brady, NE Brady is coming off a four-TD game, but even factoring that in, he hasnt done exceptionally well (63%, 700 yards, five TDs and five INTs the last three weeks). This week, it will be a rough go as the Patriots face the top-ranked Bears defense (152 ypg) that has allowed the fewest TDs passing (seven).
Philip Rivers, SD Expect the Chargers to turn LaDainian Tomlinson loose on the Raiders this week, just like they have everyone else in recent weeks. The Chargers gained 194 yards on the ground with two TDs in Week One against Oakland, and they should surpass that. The Raiders are second in the league against the pass (157 ypg) with a modest 12 TDs allowed. Rivers should do fine this week, but just not at the clip he has been having (69%, 770 yards, five TDs and two INTs the last three weeks).
Rex Grossman, CHI Grossman has made Vick look like Mr. Consistency lately. Hes been all over the board. He faces the 15th-ranked Patriots pass defense (207 ypg) that has toughened up of late (180 ypg allowed the last three weeks).
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
QBs that are OUT: Byron Leftwich, JAX
1 Peyton Manning, IND
2 Drew Brees, NO
3 Michael Vick, ATL
4 Carson Palmer, CIN
5 Tony Romo, DAL
7 Marc Bulger, STL
6 Matt Hasselbeck, SEA P
8 Jake Delhomme, CAR
9 Steve McNair, BAL
10 Tom Brady, NE P
11 Charlie Frye, CLE
12 Jon Kitna, DET
13 Eli Manning, NYG
14 Ben Roethlisberger, PIT
16 Philip Rivers, SD
15 Brett Favre, GB Q
18 David Garrard, JAX
17 Joey Harrington, MIA
20 David Carr, HOU P
19 Matt Leinart, ARI
21 Rex Grossman, CHI
22 Trent Green, KC
26 Jake Plummer, DEN
24 Chad Pennington, NYJ P
23 Jason Campbell, WAS
27 Vince Young, TEN
25 Brad Johnson, MIN
28 Alex Smith, SF
29 J.P. Losman, BUF
30 Jeff Garcia, PHI
31 Aaron Brooks, OAK
32 Bruce Gradkowski, TB
Running Backs
Plus Play:
Frank Gore, SF Gore is hoping for a repeat of his Week Two performance (127 yards and one TD) against the Rams. Chances are he will as the Niners are facing the 31st-ranked run defense (153 ypg) has given up 10 TDs on the ground this year and gave up 242 yards rushing last week to Carolina.
Travis Henry, TEN Henry has done very well since becoming the starter in Tennessee 317 yards and two TDs the last three weeks. The Giants front line has been decimated of late. While they are ranked 13th against the run (104 ypg), they gave up 165 yards and two TDs to Jacksonville last week.
Joseph Addai, IND Addai has emerged as the primary ball carrier of late as he has 52 touches for 223 yards and two TDs the last three weeks, compared to Dominic Rhodes totals of 33 touches for 155 yards and no TDs. This week, the Colts face the 26th-ranked Eagles run defense (130 ypg) that has given up 355 yards in the last two games.
Negative Play:
Thomas Jones, CHI Jones has done very well of late (338 total yards and a TD the last three weeks), but he faces the second-ranked run defense of New England (76 ypg) that has allowed just five TDs this season.
Edgerrin James, ARI James finally gained 100 total yards last week and upped his yards per carry to 4.4. However, the Cardinals face the top-ranked run defense of Minnesota (60 ypg) that has allowed just four TDs this season. Over the last three weeks, the Vikings allowed just 45 ypg and no TDs during that span.
Reggie Bush, NO Bush just hasnt been getting it done of late (53 touches, 215 yards and one TD the last three weeks). This week, he goes up against the ninth-ranked Atlanta defense (99 ypg). Deuce McAllister is still the man here.
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
RBs that are OUT: LaMont Jordan, OAK
1 LaDainian Tomlinson, SD
2 Larry Johnson, KC
3 Frank Gore, SF
4 Brian Westbrook, PHI P
5 Steven Jackson, STL
6 Chester Taylor, MIN P
7 Rudi Johnson, CIN
8 Tiki Barber, NYG
9 Willie Parker, PIT
10 Ronnie Brown, MIA
11 Fred Taylor, JAX P
12 Travis Henry, TEN
13 Joseph Addai, IND
14 Ahman Green, GB P
15 Shaun Alexander, SEA
16 Deuce McAllister, NO
17 Warrick Dunn, ATL
18 Jamal Lewis, BAL
19 Thomas Jones, CHI P
20 Julius Jones, DAL
21 Marion Barber III, DAL
22 Ladell Betts, WAS
23 Arlen Harris, Det
24 Tatum Bell, DEN
25 Edgerrin James, ARI
26 Maurice Jones-Drew, JAX
27 Cadillac Williams, TB
28 Corey Dillon, NE
29 Laurence Maroney, NE
30 Reggie Bush, NO
31 DeAngelo Williams, CAR
32 Samkon Gado, HOU
33 Justin Fargas, OAK
34 Wali Lundy, HOU
35 Dominic Rhodes, IND
36 Mike Bell, DEN
37 Brandon Jacobs, NYG
38 Kevan Barlow, NYJ P
39 Leon Washington, NYJ
40 Willis McGahee, BUF Q
41 Reuben Droughns, CLE Q
42 Jason Wright, CLE
43 Correll Buckhalter, PHI
44 T.J. Duckett,WAS
45 Anthony Thomas, BUF
46 Mewelde Moore, MIN
47 Zack Crockett, OAK
48 Cedric Houston, NYJ Q
49 Chris Perry, CIN
50 Michael Turner, SD
51 Jerious Norwood, ATL
52 Noah Herron, GB
53 Maurice Morris, SEA
54 LenDale White, TEN
55 Mike Alstott, TB
56 Maurice Hicks, SF
57 Sammy Morris, MIA
58 Michael Pittman, TB
59 Cedric Benson, CHI
60 Kevin Faulk, NE
Wide Receivers
Plus Play:
Darrell Jackson and Deion Branch, SEA Both Jackson and Branch should be jumping for joy that both Hasselback will return and that the Seahawks face the lowly Packer pass defense.
Donald Driver, GB As long as Brett Favre is 100% following his ulnar nerve injury from last week, Driver should have a good game. Reports are that Favre should be fine. The Packers will face the 19th-ranked Seahawks defense (213 ypg) that has only make six INTs all season.
Joe Horn and Devery Henderson, NO Drew Brees is one of the hottest QBs out there right now. The bad news is that both Marques Colston and Terrance Copper are questionable with high ankle sprains. The good news is that Horn and Henderson stepped in last week without missing a step. During the last three weeks, Horn has 14 catches for 329 yards and four TDs, while Henderson has 12 receptions for 280 yards and two TDs the last four weeks. The Saints face the 29th-ranked pass defense of Atlanta (232 ypg) and are easy to move the ball on.
Negative Play:
Andre Johnson, HOU Johnson was held without a TD last week against an average Buffalo defense. This week, he faces the 16th-ranked Jets defense (207 ypg) that has been playing well of late, having allowed 173 ypg the last three weeks. Johnson should get his yards again this week, but dont expect a big game.
Hines Ward, PIT Ward is questionable this week, following another week in which Ben Roethlisberger threw more INTs than TDs. This week, the Steelers face the eighth-ranked Ravens pass defense (192 ypg) that has allowed just 10 passing TDs this season.
Donte Stallworth and Reggie Brown, PHI The value of Stallworth and Brown took a huge hit following the Eagles having lost Donovan McNabb for the season. This week, the Eagles face the third-ranked Colts pass defense (165 ypg) that has allowed a reasonable 10 passing TDs this season. Expect the Eagles to run against the 32nd-ranked Colts run defense this week.
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
WRs that are DOUBTFUL: Jerry Porter, OAK
1 Steve Smith, CAR
2 Terrell Owens, DAL
3 Chad Johnson, CIN
4 Roy Williams, DET
5 Javon Walker, DEN
6 Torry Holt, STL
7 Darrell Jackson, SEA
8 Reggie Wayne, IND
9 Donald Driver, GB
10 Marvin Harrison, IND
11 Anquan Boldin, ARI
12 Andre Johnson, HOU P
13 Plaxico Burress, NYG
14 Joe Horn, NO
15 T.J. Houshmandzadeh, CIN P
16 Lee Evans, BUF
17 Larry Fitzgerald, ARI
18 Deion Branch, SEA
19 Braylon Edwards, CLE Q
20 Joey Galloway, TB
21 Laveranues Coles, NYJ
22 Devery Henderson, NO
23 Chris Chambers, MIA
24 Hines Ward, PIT Q
25 Mark Clayton, BAL
26 Terry Glenn, DAL
27 Donte Stallworth, PHI
28 Muhsin Muhammad, CHI
29 Derrick Mason, BAL
30 Randy Moss, OAK
31 Reche Caldwell, NE
32 Mike Furrey, DET
33 Jerricho Cotchery, NYJ
34 Keyshawn Johnson, CAR
35 Drew Bennett, TEN
36 Isaac Bruce, STL
37 Antonio Bryant, SF
38 Eddie Kennison, KC
39 Michael Jenkins, ATL
40 Greg Jennings, GB
41 Rod Smith, DEN
42 Santonio Holmes, PIT
43 Reggie Brown, PHI
44 Travis Taylor, MIN
45 Ernest Wilford, JAX Q
46 Bernard Berrian, CHI
47 Peerless Price, BUF
48 Matt Jones, JAX
49 Arnaz Battle, SF P
50 Santana Moss, WAS Q
51 Marty Booker, MIA
52 Keenan McCardell, SD Q
53 Marcus Robinson, MIN P
54 Eric Parker, SD Q
55 Kevin Curtis, STL
56 Doug Gabriel, NE
57 Chris Henry, CIN
58 Terrance Copper, NO Q
59 Cedrick Wilson, PIT
60 Brandon Lloyd, WAS
Tight Ends
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
TEs that are DOUBTFUL:
TEs that are OUT: Ben Troupe, TEN
1 Todd Heap, BAL
2 Alge Crumpler, ATL
3 Kellen Winslow Jr, CLE Q
4 Jeremy Shockey, NYG
5 Chris Cooley, WAS
6 Antonio Gates, SD
7 Ben Watson, NE
8 Jason Witten, DAL
9 Desmond Clark, CHI P
10 L.J. Smith, PHI
11 Tony Gonzalez, KC
12 Jerramy Stevens, SEA
13 Randy McMichael, MIA
14 Owen Daniels, HOU
15 Dallas Clark, IND
16 Bo Scaife, TEN
17 Heath Miller, PIT
18 Jermaine Wiggins, MIN
19 George Wrighster, JAX P
20 Eric Johnson, SF
21 Ben Utecht, IND
22 Chris Baker, NYJ
23 David Martin, GB Q
24 Courtney Anderson, OAK
25 Robert Royal, BUF
Kickers
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
1 Adam Vinatieri, IND
2 Shayne Graham, CIN
3 Matt Stover, BAL
4 Nate Kaeding, SD
5 Josh Scobee, JAX
6 John Kasay, CAR
7 Ryan Longwell, MIN
8 Jeff Wilkins, STL
9 Joe Nedney, SF
10 Josh Brown, SEA
11 Mike Vanderjagt, DAL
12 Jason Elam, DEN
13 Olindo Mare, MIA
14 Robbie Gould, CHI
15 John Carney, NO
16 Jason Hanson, DET
17 Jeff Reed, PIT
18 Jay Feely, NYG
19 Morten Anderson, ATL
20 David Akers, PHI
21 Neil Rackers, ARI
22 Phil Dawson, CLE
23 Lawrence Tynes, KC
24 Dave Rayner, GB
25 Mike Nugent, NYJ
26 Stephen Gostkowski, NE
27 Rian Lindell, BUF
28 Kris Brown, HOU
29 Sebastian Janikowski, OAK
30 Nick Novak, WAS
31 Rob Bironas, TEN
32 Matt Bryant, TB
Team Defenses
1 Dallas Cowboys
2 Jacksonville Jaguars
3 Baltimore Ravens
4 San Diego Chargers
5 Minnesota Vikings
6 Chicago Bears
7 Miami Dolphins
8 Carolina Panthers
9 New England Patriots
10 New York Jets
11 Indianapolis Colts
12 New York Giants
13 Seattle Seahawks
14 Buffalo Bills
15 St. Louis Rams
16 Detroit Lions
17 Denver Broncos
18 San Francisco 49ers
19 Pittsburgh Steelers
20 Green Bay Packers
21 Cincinnati Bengals
22 Kansas City Chiefs
23 Atlanta Falcons
24 Oakland Raiders
25 Tennessee Titans
26 Arizona Cardinals
27 Cleveland Browns
28 New Orleans Saints
29 Houston Texans
30 Washington Redskins
31 Philadelphia Eagles
32 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Defensive Backs
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
DBs that are OUT: Rodney Harrison, NE; Dononvin Darius, JAX
1 Kerry Rhodes, NYJ
2 Adrian Wilson, ARI
3 Ken Hamlin, SEA
4 Antoine Bethea, IND
5 Gibril Wilson, NYG
6 Madieu Williams, CIN
7 Chris Hope, TEN
8 Sean Taylor, WAS
9 Troy Polamalu, PIT
10 Jermaine Phillips, TB
11 Yeremiah Bell, MIA
12 Antoine Winfield, MIN P
13 Ronde Barber, TB
14 Stuart Schweigert, OAK
15 Kevin Kaesviharn, CIN
16 Ed Reed, BAL P
17 Sean Jones, CLE
18 Nick Harper, IND
19 Dawan Landry, BAL
20 Lawyer Milloy, ATL
21 Erik Coleman, NYJ
22 Roy Williams, DAL
23 Charles Tillman, CHI
24 Chris McAlister, BAL
25 Will Demps, NYG
26 Terrence Holt, DET
27 Marquand Manuel, GB
28 Michael Huff, OAK
29 Anthony Henry, DAL
30 Nick Collins, GB
31 DeAngelo Hall, ATL
32 Chad Scott, NE Q
33 Jordan Babineaux, SEA
34 Josh Bullocks, NO
35 Shaun Williams, CAR
36 Rashean Mathis, JAX P
37 Walt Harris, SF
38 Terence Newman, DAL
39 Chris Gamble, CAR
40 Ike Taylor, PIT
41 Nate Clements, BUF
42 Glenn Earl, HOU
43 Marcus Trufant, SEA
44 Danieal Manning, CHI
45 Sammy Knight, KC
46 Brian Dawkins, PHI
47 Champ Bailey, DEN
48 Donte Whitner, BUF
49 Ty Law, KC
50 Quentin Jammer, SD
Linebackers
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
LBs that are DOUBTFUL: Shawn Barber, PHI, Nick Barnett, GB
1 Will Witherspoon, STL
2 Keith Bulluck, TEN
3 A.J. Hawk, GB
4 Brian Urlacher, CHI
5 DeMeco Ryans, HOU
6 Keith Brooking, ATL
7 Zach Thomas, MIA
8 London Fletcher, BUF
9 Brandon Moore, SF
10 Ray Lewis, BAL Q
11 Donnie Edwards, SD
12 Jeremiah Trotter, PHI
13 Lofa Tatupu, SEA
14 Gerald Hayes, ARI
15 Cato June, IND
16 Andra Davis, CLE
17 Kawika Mitchell, KC
18 James Farrior, PIT
19 Daryl Smith, JAX
20 Derrick Brooks, TB
21 Antonio Pierce, NYG
22 Kirk Morrison, OAK
23 Thomas Davis, CAR
24 Jonathan Vilma, NYJ
25 Demorrio Williams, ATL
26 Lance Briggs, CHI
27 Landon Johnson, CIN
28 Caleb Miller, CIN
29 Al Wilson, DEN
30 Leroy Hill, SEA
31 Ian Gold, DEN
32 Demarcus Ware, DAL
33 Karlos Dansby, ARI
34 Scott Shanle, NO
35 Adalius Thomas, BAL Q
36 Julian Peterson, SEA
37 Angelo Crowell, BUF
38 Bryan Thomas, NYJ
39 E.J. Henderson, MIN
40 Tedy Bruschi, NE
41 Akinola Ayodele, DAL
42 Chris Draft, CAR
43 Marcus Washington, WAS
44 Gary Brackett, IND Q
45 David Thornton, TEN
46 Larry Foote, PIT
47 Matthew McCoy, PHI P
48 Clint Ingram, JAX P
49 Eric Barton, NYJ
50 Bradie James, DAL
Defensive Linemen
Injury Status per Friday's Injury Report
P = Probable
Q = Questionable
DLs that are DOUBTFUL: Antwan Peek, HOU; Michael Strahan, NYG
DLs that are OUT: Bertrand Berry, ARI
1 Jason Taylor, MIA
2 Aaron Kampman, GB
3 Justin Smith, CIN
4 Julius Peppers, CAR
5 Leonard Little, STL
6 Terrell Suggs, BAL
7 Jared Allen, KC
8 Aaron Schobel, BUF
9 Derrick Burgess, OAK P
10 Charles Grant, NO
11 Will Smith, NO
12 Vonnie Holliday, MIA
13 Ebenezer Ekuban, DEN
14 Trent Cole, PHI
15 Kevin Williams, MIN
16 Trevor Pryce, BAL
17 Kyle Vanden Bosch, TEN
18 Kelly Gregg, BAL
19 Cornelius Griffin, WAS
20 Mathias Kiwanuka, NYG
21 Dewayne White, TB
22 Orpheus Roye, CLE
23 Robert Mathis, IND
24 Robert Geathers, CIN
25 Tamba Hali, KC
26 Mario Williams, HOU P
27 Alex Brown, CHI
28 Mike Rucker, CAR
29 Bryan Thomas, NYJ
30 Raheem Brock, IND
31 Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, GB
32 Chike Okeafor, ARI
33 Victor Adeyanju, NYJ
34 John Henderson, JAX P
35 Darrion Scott, MIN
36 Grant Wistrom, SEA
37 Warren Sapp, OAK
38 Kevin Carter, MIA
39 Dwight Freeney, IND
40 Luis Castillo, SD Q
41 Lance Johnstone, OAK
42 Shaun Ellis, NYJ
43 Mark Anderson, CHI
44 Tommy Kelly, OAK
45 Pat Williams, MIN Q
46 Hollis Thomas, NO
47 Damione Lewis, CAR
48 Bryant Young, SF
49 Greg Spires, TB
50 Brian Young, NO
Fantasy Football 
QB=32nd
RB=54th
WR=20th
K=32nd
DEF=32nd
and no TE at all
bit harsh dont ya think?
Otherwise -- No, it means that owners shouldn't play their other TB players/DEF unless they absolutely have to.
And Anthony Becht was 27th, just out of the top 25. Alex Smith is doubtful with a high ankle sprain.
QB=32nd
RB=54th
WR=20th
K=32nd
DEF=32nd
and no TE at all
bit harsh dont ya think?
I think a little credit is certainly due here, the tampa defense was absolutley horrendous today and they did nothing to come even close to stopping tony romo
Otherwise -- No, it means that owners shouldn't play their other TB players/DEF unless they absolutely have to.
And Anthony Becht was 27th, just out of the top 25. Alex Smith is doubtful with a high ankle sprain.
jeff--- nice work as always!!!
great calls with tony romo #5 and the tampa def as #32
I just hope you are right about ranking charlie frye #11 and rudi johnson as #7, I need monster games from the two of them to combat my opponent's combination of TONY ROMO/LJ
tough one I know, but what can you do
*** hope all is going well with your dad and I am very impressed that you found the time to do your rankings amongnst everything else that was going on--- your article is defintely appreciated here and I for one will never question your rankings--- thanks again and good luck with you father
I would not support Jeff's rankings if I did not agree with his logic. He is pretty damn good at this, and I can't usually find anything wrong with his suggestions. When I am stuck, I go Jeff.
I can't speak for jeff, but considering that LT is a touchdown hog that is probably why he would have rivers ranked lower this week
you are right in thinking a shootout will happen with the falcons, and that is probably what jeff had in mind as well
remember these are general rankings based on FANTASY performances--- vick is more in line for a big game--- oak has a pretty solid pass defense and can't stop the run--- all signs are pointing to another monster game for tomllinson
if jeff is wrong about this he certainly won't be in the minority---- LT should put of ridiculous numbers and get all the tds once again, if he doesn't you can chalk it up to the wackiness of the nfl along with fantasy football
Thanks. We had a nice Thanksgiving -- the first I've spent with my parents in several years. My dad's like me (real quiet) and he made an effort to chat us up a bit, which was nice.
And thanks to those that have had good things to say about the rankings. I realize that they're far from perfect. I always shoot for 100%, but that ain't ever going to happen. Someone commented that I'm barely right more than I'm wrong. Just like in gambling -- as long as you're at least doing that, you're coming out ahead. I just do my best to be as far above that mark as possible.
I covered Vick and Rivers in the update coincidently. I admit -- since I'm not much of a fan of Vick, I hate putting him up there, so it's a big reach for me. I just feel strongly about his match-up with the Saints, so it's just a hunch that he will do better than he recently has (I realize I'm setting myself up for failure
Colston didn't practice today, but he still might play this weekend. Game-time decision. It will help my team immensely if he does (but kills my pick of Henderson
if he could somehow negate TONY ROMO at least a little bit,
250--- 3tds would be sweet, but something more along the yardage and possibly even another td or 2 would obviously be extra special
I know these are not reasonable expectations, but getting 5 tds from romo was a little ridiculous as well and with fantasy football and the nfl you never really know
I won't hold my breath though, but I will be rooting for jeff to be dead on with his charlie frye prediction this week
I really need another wild and crazy shootout game with the bengals like they have had the last 2 weeks...
GO CHARLIE FRYE!!!!!!!!!!
I know, I'm stoked I have him in my keeper. I never thought when I drafted him this season he would come on so strong so soon.
And thanks to those that have had good things to say about the rankings. I realize that they're far from perfect. I always shoot for 100%, but that ain't ever going to happen. Someone commented that I'm barely right more than I'm wrong. Just like in gambling -- as long as you're at least doing that, you're coming out ahead. I just do my best to be as far above that mark as possible.
that comment last week was not a personal attack on you, could have been worded better, what I meant was that everybody is wrong more than %50 of the time, guys on every website and every newspaper and magazine.
I agree.
And thanks to those that have had good things to say about the rankings. I realize that they're far from perfect. I always shoot for 100%, but that ain't ever going to happen. Someone commented that I'm barely right more than I'm wrong. Just like in gambling -- as long as you're at least doing that, you're coming out ahead. I just do my best to be as far above that mark as possible.
that comment last week was not a personal attack on you, could have been worded better, what I meant was that everybody is wrong more than %50 of the time, guys on every website and every newspaper and magazine.
I see. Thank you for the explanation.
I am in dire straits from my qb position--- luckily I have clinced a 1st round bye in the playoffs and have 2 weeks to figure out which bumb from the waiver wire to ride with in the playoffs
DAMN THAT TONY ROMO AND HIS 5 TDS--- if only my opponent would have stuck with his usual qb, marc bulger, than I may have had a chance with LT still to come
oh well...........
I am in dire straits from my qb position--- luckily I have clinced a 1st round bye in the playoffs and have 2 weeks to figure out which bumb from the waiver wire to ride with in the playoffs
DAMN THAT TONY ROMO AND HIS 5 TDS--- if only my opponent would have stuck with his usual qb, marc bulger, than I may have had a chance with LT still to come
oh well...........
hah, im surprised he went with romo when bulger's playing SF (even though bulger's sucking right now). bulger's a tejada version of a QB, he goes absolutely nuts for a few weeks then dies for the next few, and then the cycle starts again....maybe one of these years he'll just stay hot like tejada's 150 rbi season
Example A as to why it is easier to criticise rather than create.
Example A as to why it is easier to criticise rather than create.
Funny how a Yankee fan would critisize. That's like an oxymoron...