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- Tank Johnson
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Damn Straight!
- Tank Johnson
you mean Jake Plummer didn't show you that already?
Well, that pretty much ends my argument.
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Hey now!It isn't just you.
- Michael Irvin
Those weren't hookers....they were "Self-employed models"
Keep in mind that all good things come to an end as well. A new season is a new season. If the past is all that mattered, then the Patriots wouldn't have been the team that choked against the Colts, who are known for choking, would they have? The structure of the Patriots is far different than it was when they were winning SBs. Their defense isn't dominant like it used to be.
I guess you haven't seen Adalius Thomas much. Plus they'll be getting Steroids Harrison back after next week. Richard Seymour a few weeks after that. The defense is just fine.
Look at who they played. Its different playing against teams with no passing offense, as opposed to the Colts who thrive off passing. IMO, their defense is overrated, much like the Colts D was a couple years ago, when it was ranked so freakishly high. They are outscoring bad teams so much, that their opponents are forced to pass like crazy to get back into games, so they end up forcing them into mistakes, 3 and outs, and turnovers because they are not capable of passing that heavily, thus boosting their defensive stats significantly. Lets see how that defense does against offenses like the Colts.
They play the Bengals on Monday Night so after they dismantle Carson Palmer and Ocho Cinco i'll anxiously await your next excuse.
The only one that made any excuses was you, making excuses for why they lost to the Colts last year.
The Patriots defense is old. Too many old key players. They may get banged up, or they may not. It's the same thing we Spurs fans go through with the Spurs just hoping they won't get banged up. At least in basketball you can limit minutes and go to the bench much more in a less physically challenging game as football.
Props to this guy for putting the Colts at #1 though. Patriots can keep blowing out losers, I'd rather the Colts struggle to make drives end with TDs and the defense to give up a few plays now than later... and we're still 3-0 just like the Pats. At least the Colts will get to 4-0 before the Pats do
However, at the same time, I think the Colts need to stop getting so complacent and lazy at the end of games. They let Houston back into the game way too easily, and playing soft nearly cost them the game against the ans. They are very lucky that Brandon Jones dropped that pass. Their lazy at ude at the end of games could have very easily dropped them to a 1-2 record. They gotta keep playing hungry. I'm sure Dungy will have that under wraps probably by this week, but that should be somewhat of a cause for concern for Colts fans, especially since every game is going to really count this year with them and the Patriots fighting for that #1 seed and HFA.Props to this guy for putting the Colts at #1 though. Patriots can keep blowing out losers, I'd rather the Colts struggle to make drives end with TDs and the defense to give up a few plays now than later... and we're still 3-0 just like the Pats. At least the Colts will get to 4-0 before the Pats do
New power rankings
1 (1) Patriots 5-0-0 The Pats and Cowboys have met just nine times, so history doesn't figure to influence Sunday's game. But if it means anything (ok, it really doesn't), Bill Belichick is just 1-3 vs. Wade Phillips.
2 (2) Colts 5-0-0 Raise your hand if you figured Kenton Keith and Craphonso Thorpe (hey, no snickering!) would be integral parts of the Colts' pummeling of the Bucs. Indy has made a habit of these 5-0 starts.
3 (3) Cowboys 5-0-0 Can a kicker be rookie of the year? Nick Folk not only nailed the 53-yarder (twice) to beat Buffalo, but his execution of the onside kick was flawless. His only missed FG this season was a block by the Bears.
4 (6) Steelers 4-1-0 Want to see a textbook example of how to protect a lead? Check out what the Steelers did Sunday, holding the ball for nearly 25 of the 30 second-half minutes in their 21-0 win against Seattle.
5 (4) Packers 4-1-0 The Packers, like most teams, aren't good enough to turn the ball over five times, commit 12 penalties and still win. 'We're not a bad football team but we're not great either,' said Brett Favre after the loss to Chicago.
6 (8) Jaguars 3-1-0 QB David Garrard is doing the things that make coaches sleep easier -- basically, he's not screwing up. Garrard has yet to throw an interception this season, which helps explain why he ranks 5th in QB ratings.
7 (7) ans 3-1-0 For the fourth time since Jeff Fisher became head coach, the ans have started out 3-1. Good news for Tennessee: On those three previous occasions, they made the playoffs.
8 (13) Redskins 3-1-0 The 144 yards allowed to Detroit was the lowest total given up by a Redskins defense in 15 years. It helped that the Redkins enjoyed a nearly 10-minute edge in time of possession.
9 (11) Ravens 3-2-0 For the first time since their 2000 Super Bowl season, the Ravens won a game despite scoring only field goals. Injuries to the offensive line may force the Ravens to keep relying on Matt Stover for all their points.
10 (5) Seahawks 3-2-0 Will having a new lead blocker get Shaun Alexander untracked? Leonard Weaver will be the new lead blocker for Alexander now that 15-year vet Mack Strong is retiring after suffering a herniated disc in his neck.
11 (9) Buccaneers 3-2-0 If the Bucs are going to playoff contenders in the second half, they must find a solution (re: trade) to their RB injury woes. Names being mentioned by the Tampa Bay media: Vikings' Mewelde Moore, Chargers' Michael Turner, Broncos' Mike Bell.
12 (16) Chargers 2-3-0 There are confidence boosters. And then there are CONFIDENCE BOOSTERS. The Chargers got the latter in routing the Broncos and can now move into at least a tie for the AFC West lead by beating the Raiders on Sunday.
13 (15) Cardinals 3-2-0 With Matt Leinart out and 36-year-old Kurt Warner now the full-time QB, the Cards need a solid backup. But the Arizona Republic reports that that it won't be ex-Cardinal Jake Plummer, who has retired.
14 (18) Giants 3-2-0 The Giants go into Monday night's game at Atlanta having won three straight. Inconsistent play is still a troubling sign, though. Eli Manning on Sunday: 22 yards passing in first half, 164 in second half.
15 (20) Bears 2-3-0 Although the Bears knocked the Packers from the ranks of the unbeatens, just how impressive was the win? The Bears defense was steamrolled in the first half and the rushing game only produced 82 yards on 33 attempts.
16 (17) Texans 3-2-0 Will Kris Brown's five field-goal performance go down as the greatest kicking day in NFL history? It should. He nailed three from 50-plus yards, including the game-winner from 57 with one second left to beat the Dolphins.
17 (14) Panthers 3-2-0 The Panthers are in a precarious state at quarterback. Jake Delhomme is out for the rest of the season. David Carr is banged up. Undrafted rookie Matt Moore is now the backup. The phone lines will be heating up in Charlotte.
18 (12) Lions 3-2-0 Take away the fourth-quarter, 34-point explosion against the Bears, and this much-ballyhooed Lions offense has been held out of the end zone in its last 10 quarters. But hey, it can't be Mike Martz's fault. After all, he's an offensive genius.
19 (10) Broncos 2-3-0 Life figures to get worse before it gets better for the Broncos. They've been humiliated at home, have lost three straight and will come out of the bye week with games against Pittsburgh, Green Bay and Detroit.
20 (24) Raiders 2-2-0 Don't look now, but your AFC West leaders are ... the Raiders, the only team without a losing record. The next two games (San Diego, Kansas City) should provide a better picture of just how serious we should take Oakland.
21 (19) 49ers 2-3-0 The 49ers rank last in the league in time of possession, and with QB Alex Smith hurt, it doesn't figure to get better. RB Frank Gore ranks 36th in the league in yards per carry (3.6).
22 (22) Eagles 1-3-0 Only Detroit (27) has allowed more sacks than the Eagles' 19, but despite facing intense pressure, quarterback Donovan McNabb has thrown just one interception this season.
23 (23) Bengals 1-3-0 The Bengals hope to repeat their post-bye week success of 2003 (when they won six of seven after going into the bye at 1-4) and 2004 (when they won five of eight after going into the bye 1-3).
24 (25) Browns 2-3-0 The last time the Browns won two consecutive games was 2003, and they sure weren't going to do it Sunday at New England. But give the Browns credit for putting up a fight, even though, as 16-1/2 point underdogs, they still failed to beat the spread.
25 (21) Chiefs 2-3-0 How bad has it gotten in KC? Tight end Tony Gonzalez is hoping that the final-play TD the chiefs scored to avoid being shut out by the Jags is 'something we can build from.' Well, might be easier if the Chiefs had a running game.
26 (30) Bills 1-4-0 The Bills fortunately have a bye week to deal with the anguish of losing a game they should've won. But as many big plays as the Bills made against the Cowboys, Jauron correctly pointed out they they needed just one more.
27 (27) Vikings 1-3-0 A tough stretch awaits the Vikings coming out of their bye week. They face four consecutive playoff teams from 2006, starting with Sunday's game at Chicago, then must travel to Green Bay in Week 10. The Vikes need to improve in a hurry.
28 (26) Jets 1-4-0 Is Chad Pennington on a short leash? The Jets quarterback has thrown five interceptions in the last two weeks, prompted some discussion that back-up Kellen Clemens should start warming up. The Jets need a turnaround. Quick.
29 (28) Falcons 1-4-0 Warrick Dunn is expected to reach the 10,000-yard career rushing mark this season. But at this rate, it won't be anytime soon. He gained just 27 yards in the loss to Tennessee, giving him 9,710 for his career.
30 (29) Saints 0-4-0 Odds are against the Saints returning to the playoffs this season. Since the NFL increased the playoff teams to 12 in 1990, just one team -- the '92 Chargers -- made the playoffs after an 0-4 start.
31 (32) Rams 0-5-0 If the Rams lose at Baltimore on Sunday, they will tie the '62 Rams for the worst start (0-6) in franchise history. And 0-7 is a distinct possibility, given that they must travel to Seattle in Week 7.
32 (31) Dolphins 0-5-0 How soon will the John Beck era begin Miami? Trent Green is out and his career may be over. Cleo Lemon is now the starter, but it's Beck, the second-round draft pick from BYU, who's pegged as Miami's future QB. The future may be now.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/powerr...on=2007&week=6
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Dat's wack.
Fins are way betta than Rams, Bills, Brownz, Falcons, Jetz, Sanits and even the Chargers. Boltz got lucky at Denver....NFL hates Shannahan.
If LT was in Miami, they'd be #1.
John Beck is gonna be the next marino....Lemmon is a good backup...best Black QB ever!
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