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I've never seen such a sorry schedule. I may actually need to get some fresh air or take the wife out next Sunday. If anyone is looking for a weekend to get away from the NFL, just make it back for the Patriots game.
By the way, the early spread is Colts by 3.
There is only one other game that is worth watching, as the Steelers host the Bengals. There are no other games that are even remotely worth watching. They're terrible... just terrible.
Only three other games have a point spread of less than 6.5 points. Here they are:
Bears/49ers on Thursday night. (Two teams that are hitting terminal velocity in their freefall from the sky will attempt to gain futile confidence by beating the other)
Falcons/Panthers (I actually feel bad for Jake Delhomme, but I feel worse for the viewers that have to watch the Panthers offense)
Raiders/Chiefs (to the loser goes the spoils- the 2010 first overall pick who will be a huge bust)
Now the rest of the sorry rundown:
Jaguars/Jets (Probably the next best matchup... two inconsistent teams where no outcome would surprise you, except if the game is exciting)
Broncos/ Redskins. A rematch of a Super Bowl that happened a long time ago that no one remembers... this is the best storyline of this game.
Bills/Titans (The Titans are favored by 6.5 points against another NFL team. A team that is so bad they have three wins but are 6.5 underdogs to the Titans)
Lions/Vikings (The Vikings would win if they played with 8 players on the field.)
Saints/Rams (The best team in the NFL vs. the worst team in the NFL- sorry Raiders, Chiefs, Bucs, and Browns... this team can't win and they play in the NFC West.)
Bucs/ Dolphins (Nothing gets me up for a game like a Chad Henne vs. Josh Johnson shootout. Expect a blackout, if there is any mercy.)
Seahawks/ Cardinals (I heard a broadcaster gush about the Seahawks today when they squeaked out a win against the Lions. "They are one win away from only being one game behind the Cardinals." Wow. 3-5 is much better than it used to be)
Ravens/ Browns on Monday Night Football. (Browns fans are attempting to shut down the stadium to avoid national embarrassment.)
By the way, the early spread is Colts by 3.
There is only one other game that is worth watching, as the Steelers host the Bengals. There are no other games that are even remotely worth watching. They're terrible... just terrible.
Only three other games have a point spread of less than 6.5 points. Here they are:
Bears/49ers on Thursday night. (Two teams that are hitting terminal velocity in their freefall from the sky will attempt to gain futile confidence by beating the other)
Falcons/Panthers (I actually feel bad for Jake Delhomme, but I feel worse for the viewers that have to watch the Panthers offense)
Raiders/Chiefs (to the loser goes the spoils- the 2010 first overall pick who will be a huge bust)
Now the rest of the sorry rundown:
Jaguars/Jets (Probably the next best matchup... two inconsistent teams where no outcome would surprise you, except if the game is exciting)
Broncos/ Redskins. A rematch of a Super Bowl that happened a long time ago that no one remembers... this is the best storyline of this game.
Bills/Titans (The Titans are favored by 6.5 points against another NFL team. A team that is so bad they have three wins but are 6.5 underdogs to the Titans)
Lions/Vikings (The Vikings would win if they played with 8 players on the field.)
Saints/Rams (The best team in the NFL vs. the worst team in the NFL- sorry Raiders, Chiefs, Bucs, and Browns... this team can't win and they play in the NFC West.)
Bucs/ Dolphins (Nothing gets me up for a game like a Chad Henne vs. Josh Johnson shootout. Expect a blackout, if there is any mercy.)
Seahawks/ Cardinals (I heard a broadcaster gush about the Seahawks today when they squeaked out a win against the Lions. "They are one win away from only being one game behind the Cardinals." Wow. 3-5 is much better than it used to be)
Ravens/ Browns on Monday Night Football. (Browns fans are attempting to shut down the stadium to avoid national embarrassment.)
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