TxJudsonRocketTx
04-07-2006, 01:49 AM
Monday, Sept. 11
Minnesota at Washington, 7
San Diego at Oakland, 10:15
Week 2
Monday, Sept. 18
Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 8:30
Week 3
Monday, Sept. 25
Atlanta at New Orleans, 8:30
Week 4
Monday, Oct. 2
Green Bay at Philadelphia, 8:30
Week 5
Monday, Oct. 9
Baltimore at Denver, 8:30
Week 6
Monday, Oct. 16
Chicago at Arizona, 8:30
Week 7
Monday, Oct. 23
N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 8:30
Week 8
Monday, Oct. 30
New England at Minnesota, 8:30
Week 9
Monday, Nov. 6
Oakland at Seattle, 8:30
Week 10
Monday, Nov. 13
Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:30
Week 11
Monday, Nov. 20
N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville, 8:30
Week 12
Monday, Nov. 27
Green Bay at Seattle, 8:30
Week 13
Monday, Dec. 4
Carolina at Philadelphia, 8:30
Week 14
Mon., Dec. 11
Chicago at St. Louis, 8:30
Week 15
Mon., Dec. 18
Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 8:30
Week 16
Mon., Dec. 25
N.Y. Jets at Miami, 8:30
Never in my life have I seen a worse schedule for MNF games. The Chiefs get 0 appearances after finishing with a 10-win season, and narrowly missing the playoffs, while the Packers who finished with a whopping four wins and may not even have Brett Favre back, are granted TWO Monday Night Games. Football fans also get to see Vick and the Falcons take on New Orleans who had 3 wins, and a 4 win Raider team appears twice. The NFL must really be banking on N.O.'s and Oaklands Draft picks to really put on sensational shows. Only one team finished second in their division and didnt get a MNF game; The Chiefs, they join Detroit, Tennessee, Houston, and San Francisco as the only teams left out of this years games.
Minnesota at Washington, 7
San Diego at Oakland, 10:15
Week 2
Monday, Sept. 18
Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 8:30
Week 3
Monday, Sept. 25
Atlanta at New Orleans, 8:30
Week 4
Monday, Oct. 2
Green Bay at Philadelphia, 8:30
Week 5
Monday, Oct. 9
Baltimore at Denver, 8:30
Week 6
Monday, Oct. 16
Chicago at Arizona, 8:30
Week 7
Monday, Oct. 23
N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 8:30
Week 8
Monday, Oct. 30
New England at Minnesota, 8:30
Week 9
Monday, Nov. 6
Oakland at Seattle, 8:30
Week 10
Monday, Nov. 13
Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:30
Week 11
Monday, Nov. 20
N.Y. Giants at Jacksonville, 8:30
Week 12
Monday, Nov. 27
Green Bay at Seattle, 8:30
Week 13
Monday, Dec. 4
Carolina at Philadelphia, 8:30
Week 14
Mon., Dec. 11
Chicago at St. Louis, 8:30
Week 15
Mon., Dec. 18
Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 8:30
Week 16
Mon., Dec. 25
N.Y. Jets at Miami, 8:30
Never in my life have I seen a worse schedule for MNF games. The Chiefs get 0 appearances after finishing with a 10-win season, and narrowly missing the playoffs, while the Packers who finished with a whopping four wins and may not even have Brett Favre back, are granted TWO Monday Night Games. Football fans also get to see Vick and the Falcons take on New Orleans who had 3 wins, and a 4 win Raider team appears twice. The NFL must really be banking on N.O.'s and Oaklands Draft picks to really put on sensational shows. Only one team finished second in their division and didnt get a MNF game; The Chiefs, they join Detroit, Tennessee, Houston, and San Francisco as the only teams left out of this years games.