Week # 11

[smuttleydfs]

Week # 11



I€™m going to have to leave out some of the insightful commentary this week. I've been accused by someone as always "Raging" so to avoid "raging" I'll limit my comments so hopefully I won't urinate in someone's rasin bran



Game # 1



Cleveland Browns (1-8) at Detroit Lions (1-8)



Lions by 3 1/2



This game may end up 0-0 in the 4th with each team having 10 turnovers and 30 penalties.



Gotta stick with my homies this week Lions



Game # 2



Indianapolis Colts (9-0) at Baltimore Ravens (5-4)



Even



I would love to see a Ray Lewis destruction of Saint Peyton. No homer officiating this week as the Dolts return to the city that Bob Irsay abandoned in the middle of night.



Ravens end the fantasy and the 72 Fins are one more team closer to cracking the champagne again



Game # 3



Atlanta Falcons (5-4) at New York Giants (5-4)


Giants by 6 1/2



Will the week off help the Giants and Saint Peyton€™s little bro?



Giants stop the bleeding



Game # 4



Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) at Chicago Bears (4-5)



Eagles by 3



Jay Cutler is underachieving so bad the Bear fans are wanting Orton back!!!! Or at least Jim McMahon!!!!



Eagles in a blowout



Game # 5



San Francisco 49ers (4-5) at Green Bay Packers (5-4)

Packers by 6 1/2



Pack looked good last weekend and the Niners are a year and a QB away from being serious  



Packers in a good one



Monday Night Bonerus



Tennessee Titans (3-6) at Houston Texans (5-4)



Texans by 5



Another return to your roots game with the resurging Titans on a 3 game winning streak and Vince Young returning to his home town and Bud (Double Bird) Adams coming home also. The Texans seriously need this game to be considered contenders



Texans 35-31


Hopefully I limited the "raging"




 

[rusty nail]

Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Ravens
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers

Tennessee Titans (27) at Houston Texans (24)

[katoeylover]

Lions
Colts
Falcons
Eagles
Pack

Titans 15 - 24 Texans

[TEXASMAC]

Lions
Steelers
Vikings
Bengals
Saints

Titans 20 Texans 17

[pure]

Detroit

Colts

Atlanta

Eagles

Packers

Houston wins 23 to 17


This is my week, I'm moving up in the rankings for sure.

[blonde_havoc]

I€™m going to have to leave out some of the insightful commentary this week. I've been accused by someone as always "Raging" so to avoid "raging" I'll limit my comments so hopefully I won't urinate in someone's rasin bran

Glad to see you're taking my advice to heart. Ultimately you'll live longer and maybe one day thank me for the advice.  

Cleveland Browns (1-8) at Detroit Lions (1-8)

Stafford looked a bit more comfortable during the Vikings game in which he threw no interceptions and a touch down. The Lions have proved they can hang with the big teams for at least a half before they succumb to a loss. I think this alone pushes them over the hapless Cleveland Browns, a team that has fewer offensive touchdowns than the Saints do defensive touchdowns.

Lions in an ugly game, but an ugly game is still a win.


Indianapolis Colts (9-0) at Baltimore Ravens (5-4)

The Colts have a banged up secondary, but the Ravens have a banged up offense (with the exception of Ray Rice). Peyton's going to have a tough-going against the pass rush, but he's been having an MVP-caliber season. The Ravens can't seem to string more than a few wins at a time together. I'm giving this one to the Colts.

Colts win, though the Ravens defense isn't going to make it easy.


Atlanta Falcons (5-4) at New York Giants (5-4)

Matt Ryan has already thrown more interceptions than he had all of last season and is in a major sophomore slump. The Falcons are in danger of losing a wildcard spot to the surging Carolina Panthers, too. The Giants have lost 4 straight, but are coming off a bye hungry to gain ground in the NFC East. I'm taking the Giants.

Giants win.

Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) at Chicago Bears (4-5)

The Bears are an atrocious football team right now. Their offense is terrible (5 picks... come on, Cutler!), their defense is terrible (giving up 40+ points to the Bengals and 30+ the Cards recently). Nothing is going well. McNabb threw for 450 yards last week and lost, so you better believe he's hungry for a win.

The Eagles win, by a large margin.

San Francisco 49ers (4-5) at Green Bay Packers (5-4)

The Pack looked great (defensively) in a win over Dallas. The 49ers looked awful (offensively) in a win over Chicago. I'll take the Packer's D over the 49ers O. Also, Aaron Rodgers is going to be a huge star when he gets a damned offensive line.

The Packers win.

Monday Night Bonerus
Tennessee Titans (3-6) at Houston Texans (5-4)

The Titans are ready to be taken seriously, and a 4th win in a row can do that for them. The Texans are a Jekyll and Hyde team and no one's sure which team is going to show up each week. Chris Johnson is looking amazing, by the way.

The Titans win, 28-21.

[BlueBallz]

DETROIT

BALTIMORE

GIANTS

PHILLY

GREEN BAY

Monday Night Boner (I need this again!!)

TENNESSEE 33
HOUSTON 17

[kevin4252]

Lions
Colts
NYG
Eagles
Pack

Bonerus Texans 27 Tenn 24

[mirimark]

Cleveland Browns
Indianapolis Colts
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers

Houston Texans 28 Tennessee Titans 16

[harley quinn]

Browns
Ravens
Giants
Eagles
49ers

Texans 28-20

[thaibound]

lions
colts
dwarves (er, giants)
eagles
fudgepackers
texans 21-17

and ps
sir smutster,
fuck that chill out and live long shit,
if it makes you happy
go ahead and rage, rage, against the dying of the fucking light.

[smuttleydfs]

(thaibound @ Nov. 20 2009,15:49) and ps
sir smutster,
fuck that chill out and live long shit,
if it makes you happy
go ahead and rage, rage, against the dying of the fucking light.

Believe me TB I won't change my style. The days of the Jimmy Carter liberal are gone

[Paul039]

Cleveland
Indy Colts
Giants
Eagles
Green Bay

Texans-31/ Titans-21

[Lefty]

Lions, Colts, Falcons, Eagles, 49ers,



Texans 24/Titans 23

[PigDogg]

Detroit
Indy


Giants



Eagles
Green Bay

boner: Houston 35-Tenn 17