Starting the thread for those so inclined . . .

It's only two games in and it's too early to tell anything, but there have been some really good ones already.

I am on the verge of doing something I haven't done in years, root for a NY home team, although they technically reside in NJ. Since the Jets have sent Rex Ryan shuffling off to Buffalo and Geno Smith has been decked (literally) I like the new couch and the team looks fairly solid, getting Revis back helps a lot. My good wishes will probably mean that they lose the next game, but I think they have promise.

So happy the Bills couldn't beat the Patriots. Ryan can't beat Belichek with anybody, period.

Eli Manning looks like he has taken too many shots to the head. I like Eli, but his play so far has been brutal and the coaching staff is just as much to blame. 0 and 2 and this may be a horrible season for them, they should be 2 and 0.

I still like the Steelers. One of these years they are going to have a complete good season. Maybe this year.

New England Patriots, looks like they will be there again, like it or not.

I don't know if Dallas will ever win a Super Bowl with Romo. He is a great quarterback, but he is not big enough and can't help but get hurt.

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Dolphins fans have given up allready. We had such an easy start and yet nearly lost to them pesky redskins and then beyond all belief lost against the Jags. Add to this the Patriots are in our division and the bills look better than they have in years and all in all we might aswell go watch the baseball.

The Saints are looking like the team of the old days with this miserable 0-3 start. I may have to start rooting for another team soon, just so I can say "We won!"

Jets are in Merry Ole England this Sunday. I have to watch them at 9:30 AM. As I predicted, as soon as I said they looked good they lost stupid.

So wolfie you have a good shot. One thing I don't understand, they are taking 350 rolls of toilet paper with them, among other things. Is the toilet paper in England too rough for football players?

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So wolfie, One thing I don't understand, they are taking 350 rolls of toilet paper with them, among other things. Is the toilet paper in England too rough for football players?

No, the americans are just wimps.

Well thats the season all over for the Dolphins, this coaching team have had 4 years to make this work and they all look as clueless now as they did on day 1.

Heads will roll.

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Originally posted by wolfie:
Well thats the season all over for the Dolphins, this coaching team have had 4 years to make this work and they all look as clueless now as they did on day 1.

Heads will roll.

No just the helmets roll, the heads usually stay on.

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Heads will roll.

I hate being right all the time.

I have never had a problem with the toilet tissue in England just issues with the tub being six feet tall and all those $&@:;:"
stairs!

Painful to watch the New York teams today, even though the Giants won. The offense did little to deserve it, the important plays were all defense and special teams.

I am convinced that the Cowboys will never win a Super Bowl with Tony Romo as their quarterback. They may win once they take someone else and he may win on a different team, but together they are stuck in an endless cycle. Dallas can not win without him and he can't help but miss 3 - 5 games every year on injuries. Just draft a good rookie QB and build a team around him already.

The Jets played good, about as good as they can really. The Patriots hardly noticed. It was only close because the Pats kept dropping passes in the first half. I think they are going to repeat at this point, but I haven't even seen a whole Panther game yet, so maybe there is something there.

COLT POWER!

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COLT POWER!

Define power......... 4--5.

My Dolphins lost....again.

Unable to take anymore i tuned into the Green Bay / Carolina game, this was great and the diffrence between these two teams and my Dolphins is about a million miles.

4-5 but peaking at the right time LOL!

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4-5 but peaking at the right time LOL!

I have to admit that was a great win at Denver.

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Originally posted by Batman:
4-5 but peaking at the right time LOL!

I have to admit that was a great win at Denver.

The Colts did look good yesterday. Nice to see Luck bounce back as he's looked lost recently. He's too good a QB so I have to believe he's a little more hurt then they're admitting. The Colts winning that division though was never in doubt to me. I seriously think they could go 6-10 and still win it.

I just read that Andrew Luck has a lacerated kidney and a partial tear of an abdominal muscle. The injuries happened on an early fourth quarter scramble in Sunday's game. He will be out 2-6 weeks. I still think the Colts will win that division though.

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I just read that Andrew Luck has a lacerated kidney and a partial tear of an abdominal muscle. The injuries happened on an early fourth quarter scramble in Sunday's game. He will be out 2-6 weeks. I still think the Colts will win that division though.

That division is weak...

They should be able to survive without Luck for a few weeks.

Lots of injuries this year to main players...

Hopefully they can all be back to help their teams get into the playoffs.

Well the Turkey Day games were a snooze except for the last one, which was an upset. I hated to see the Packers lose again, just because they were the better team, but not yesterday.

Romo is out for the season with the re-injury to his collarbone. I like him, never got the team or the luck needed to be a champion, but he had the talent. Now he's 35 and can't get through a season without a major injury. If Jones can't buy a fronntline that will protect him, and he hasn't so far, Romo should retire. He probably won't.

Dolphins 12 yards rushing in the entire game.

Is this an NFL record?