I wondered to myself why Dez Bryant's refusal to take Roy Williams' pads was such a big story today. I assumed this reason, it's the first football story of the 2010-2011 season and it's the Dallas Cowboys therefore it will be a bigger story than it needs to be. People who believe that Bryant is already a diva receiver are mistaken.
Bryant falls into the category of 'you would be a top 10 favorite of mine if you didn't play for such a shitty team.' I cannot stand the Cowboys so cheering on Bryant would be a crime to my Packer fan hood but do I think Bryant has a very good chance to win Rookie of the Year plus make a big time dent. You bet your ass.
First off, Bryant signed for less money and is already in training camp working hard unlike other wide receivers (cough Michael Crabtree cough) in their first season. Second of all, I am hearing that he is following around Tony Romo around like Romo is his older brother. Bryant is just absorbing everything he can right now and you know who he isn't learning from? Roy Williams, that's who.
Face it, this guy knows that Bryant will take Williams' spot by week three, maybe earlier. Williams has been nothing but trouble for the Cowboys. He has complained about a variety of things already in his career and this is just another thing for him to whine about. He should be more worried about competing for his spot rather than some 'rook' not taking his pads.
-Charlie.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Divisional Ramblings
Doing somewhat of the same thing as last week. Contemplating a Favre post later on today but we shall see if I want to do it. But still give you some thoughts about all four games especially since I told you the Jets would win.
New Orleans 45 Arizona 14
- This game was once again a boring game and I think it can be said that the NFL Playoffs have flat-out sucked. I would compare the playoffs to going to the strip club expecting at least three to five good looking strippers that look like they shouldn't be there but instead, you knew all these girls were destined for this job.
-Anyways, the one thing that pleased me about the Saints game was the outburst of Reggie Bush. He played as good as I have ever seen him in the NFL. He dominated the game as a running back and punt returner. In addition, more touchdowns means more Kim Kardashian on TV, good times.
- Sean Payton may be the smartest mind in football, the guy is a complete genius. I am impressed every week when watching him dissect a defense is awesome.
-The block on Kurt Warner was one of the hardest hits I have seen and reminded me of Warren Sapp's hit on Chad Clifton years ago, which led to "PUT A JERSEY ON!" comment, personal favorite of mine.
- Adding on to the Warner hit, I think he will retire and that will lead the Cards to bringing in a free agent or a drafting some QB in 2010 Draft. As much as it pains me to say it, Matt Leinart cannot do it for an NFL team. Loved him like Bush but he just doesn't have it.
Indianapolis 20 Baltimore 3
-Honestly, I didn't watch a single down. I went to see my high school play our rival and I am glad I did, we lost but still it was better that watching this game.
-Joe Flacco was hurt yes but if he was healthy, I doubt it will make a difference against the Colts. He is not there yet as a quarterback in the NFL.
-I cannot believe Ed Reed is thinking about retiring, one of the best players in the last ten years and has probably a top-five sound clip, if you haven't seen this... your welcome.
Minnesota 31 Dallas 3
-One more week of talking about how great Brett Favre is and can he do it? Well probably but we do not need to discuss where I am at the point of puking, thank you.
-Probably one of the worst FU touchdown I have seen in a while. No reason to do play action and to even throw the ball is insane, I hope Favre plays another year and Dallas gets him good in that game next year.
-If you look back on my picks, I said Flozell Adams is good enough to hold down Jared Allen... well Adams went down, and all hell broke loose.
-Therefore it wasn't Tony Romo's fault that he couldn't handle the pressure of the Vikes rush. It was very reminiscent of the first Packer game.
- I do wonder if Wade Phillips decides to pooch punt instead of throwing Shaun Shusiam out there for a forty-eight yard field goal. I think the Vikes still win because of the Adams injury but still, it could have changed things.
NY Jets 17 San Diego 14
-I told you so! I told you so!
-The Chargers are the new Miami Dolphins of the 1990s, could always get to the playoffs and have a lot of promise but can never win the big game plus known for big time chokes.
-Darrelle Revis was only thrown at six times, which means that people really need to start realizing the Jets secondary is doing some special things.
-The Shonn Greene/Thomas Jones combo is lethal and when you add Leon Washington next year, you have a three-headed monster unless the Jets decide to get rid of one of the older guys.
Thats all for now and look forward to a hopefully fun Championship weekend.
-Charlie.
New Orleans 45 Arizona 14
- This game was once again a boring game and I think it can be said that the NFL Playoffs have flat-out sucked. I would compare the playoffs to going to the strip club expecting at least three to five good looking strippers that look like they shouldn't be there but instead, you knew all these girls were destined for this job.
-Anyways, the one thing that pleased me about the Saints game was the outburst of Reggie Bush. He played as good as I have ever seen him in the NFL. He dominated the game as a running back and punt returner. In addition, more touchdowns means more Kim Kardashian on TV, good times.
- Sean Payton may be the smartest mind in football, the guy is a complete genius. I am impressed every week when watching him dissect a defense is awesome.
-The block on Kurt Warner was one of the hardest hits I have seen and reminded me of Warren Sapp's hit on Chad Clifton years ago, which led to "PUT A JERSEY ON!" comment, personal favorite of mine.
- Adding on to the Warner hit, I think he will retire and that will lead the Cards to bringing in a free agent or a drafting some QB in 2010 Draft. As much as it pains me to say it, Matt Leinart cannot do it for an NFL team. Loved him like Bush but he just doesn't have it.
Indianapolis 20 Baltimore 3
-Honestly, I didn't watch a single down. I went to see my high school play our rival and I am glad I did, we lost but still it was better that watching this game.
-Joe Flacco was hurt yes but if he was healthy, I doubt it will make a difference against the Colts. He is not there yet as a quarterback in the NFL.
-I cannot believe Ed Reed is thinking about retiring, one of the best players in the last ten years and has probably a top-five sound clip, if you haven't seen this... your welcome.
Minnesota 31 Dallas 3
-One more week of talking about how great Brett Favre is and can he do it? Well probably but we do not need to discuss where I am at the point of puking, thank you.
-Probably one of the worst FU touchdown I have seen in a while. No reason to do play action and to even throw the ball is insane, I hope Favre plays another year and Dallas gets him good in that game next year.
-If you look back on my picks, I said Flozell Adams is good enough to hold down Jared Allen... well Adams went down, and all hell broke loose.
-Therefore it wasn't Tony Romo's fault that he couldn't handle the pressure of the Vikes rush. It was very reminiscent of the first Packer game.
- I do wonder if Wade Phillips decides to pooch punt instead of throwing Shaun Shusiam out there for a forty-eight yard field goal. I think the Vikes still win because of the Adams injury but still, it could have changed things.
NY Jets 17 San Diego 14
-I told you so! I told you so!
-The Chargers are the new Miami Dolphins of the 1990s, could always get to the playoffs and have a lot of promise but can never win the big game plus known for big time chokes.
-Darrelle Revis was only thrown at six times, which means that people really need to start realizing the Jets secondary is doing some special things.
-The Shonn Greene/Thomas Jones combo is lethal and when you add Leon Washington next year, you have a three-headed monster unless the Jets decide to get rid of one of the older guys.
Thats all for now and look forward to a hopefully fun Championship weekend.
-Charlie.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Divisional Picks: Where Anything Can Happen
I think there is a possibility that every team has a valid chance to win this weekend and that should excite the fans who do not have teams in the round of eight because that means we are going to get four really good games hopefully. Arizona vs. Minnesota and Baltimore vs. NY Jets/San Diego wouldn't be fun at all next week, I think those games are the kiss of death for the NFL
Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints- The Cardinals were impressive last weekend but let's remember how old Kurt Warner is... I could care less about his postseason stats, he has been proven to be inconsistent all year with good and bad games. Once again, not having Anquan Boldin will hurt them unless Early Doucet plays out of his mind again this week. The Saints are a better passing/rushing team than the Green Bay Packers who they gave up forty-five points. I think Drew Brees wants this Super Bowl more than any quarterback right now and I think the Saints will play inspired football in the Superdome. I see the Saints getting a key defense stop in the third proving to be the difference maker. NO 42-34
Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts- I don't know why but I have a feeling this going to be a game where millions of people are left wondering what the hell happen as if they were in The Hangover of something. Maybe it's Bill Simmons' theory on the wackiness of the Saturday Night game or just that Ed Reed is at full health making this team a lot better. I live with a Colts fan and I remember him always weary of teams with strong running games making the Ravens a prime example. The Colts I feel need a big game out of their running attack because if they can get a couple big gains that will allow Manning to expand the field. I think this game will rely on Billy Cundiff only to miss to the field goal, breaking the Ravens hearts. IND 23-21
Dallas Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings- People have been discussing on how this is the best game of the week, which I would agree I am the most excited for this particular game but I could see this game being a blowout either way with some help. I am taking the Cowboys and here is why... Antoine Winfield is a step slower since coming back leading Miles Austin to have a big day, the Vikes line has been shaky all of December and once DeMarcus Ware came back the Boys' front seven looks unbeatable. Finally, Flozell Adams is good enough to contain Jared Allen. Funny, I didn't mention Mr. Favre or Mr. Romo because I think they cancel each other out, both play well. DAL 28-24
New York Jets at San Diego Chargers- I think this game is just as interesting as the one above because people still do not trust in the Jets and that might be a mistake. People are talking about Vincent Jackson's height at 6'5, but Andre Johnson is 6'4, so is Marques Colston, Darrelle Revis shut them down plus I could see him playing with a chip on his shoulder. The Chargers allowed 4.5 yards per rush, which could mean a big day for Shonn Greene and Thomas Jones. I completely agree with the ESPN folk that Antonio Gates is the difference maker in the ball game and could have big game, the offensive line for the Chargers is also key. I think Sanchise leads a final drive for the ages on Sunday. NYJ 24-20
-Charlie.
Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints- The Cardinals were impressive last weekend but let's remember how old Kurt Warner is... I could care less about his postseason stats, he has been proven to be inconsistent all year with good and bad games. Once again, not having Anquan Boldin will hurt them unless Early Doucet plays out of his mind again this week. The Saints are a better passing/rushing team than the Green Bay Packers who they gave up forty-five points. I think Drew Brees wants this Super Bowl more than any quarterback right now and I think the Saints will play inspired football in the Superdome. I see the Saints getting a key defense stop in the third proving to be the difference maker. NO 42-34
Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts- I don't know why but I have a feeling this going to be a game where millions of people are left wondering what the hell happen as if they were in The Hangover of something. Maybe it's Bill Simmons' theory on the wackiness of the Saturday Night game or just that Ed Reed is at full health making this team a lot better. I live with a Colts fan and I remember him always weary of teams with strong running games making the Ravens a prime example. The Colts I feel need a big game out of their running attack because if they can get a couple big gains that will allow Manning to expand the field. I think this game will rely on Billy Cundiff only to miss to the field goal, breaking the Ravens hearts. IND 23-21
Dallas Cowboys at Minnesota Vikings- People have been discussing on how this is the best game of the week, which I would agree I am the most excited for this particular game but I could see this game being a blowout either way with some help. I am taking the Cowboys and here is why... Antoine Winfield is a step slower since coming back leading Miles Austin to have a big day, the Vikes line has been shaky all of December and once DeMarcus Ware came back the Boys' front seven looks unbeatable. Finally, Flozell Adams is good enough to contain Jared Allen. Funny, I didn't mention Mr. Favre or Mr. Romo because I think they cancel each other out, both play well. DAL 28-24
New York Jets at San Diego Chargers- I think this game is just as interesting as the one above because people still do not trust in the Jets and that might be a mistake. People are talking about Vincent Jackson's height at 6'5, but Andre Johnson is 6'4, so is Marques Colston, Darrelle Revis shut them down plus I could see him playing with a chip on his shoulder. The Chargers allowed 4.5 yards per rush, which could mean a big day for Shonn Greene and Thomas Jones. I completely agree with the ESPN folk that Antonio Gates is the difference maker in the ball game and could have big game, the offensive line for the Chargers is also key. I think Sanchise leads a final drive for the ages on Sunday. NYJ 24-20
-Charlie.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Ramblings From the Wild Card Weekend
I am going to separate post about the Packer-Cardinal game because it needs it but I do not want to forget about the rest of the games. Therefore I am just going to give you guys a bunch of quick hitters of the three games and I think for the first time in years, I watched all the games plus I have grown closer to the NFL this year.
Jets 24 Bengals 14
-Joe Theismann is still allowed to be a color guy? My goodness was him, Tom Hammond, and Joe Gibbs just awful. I like Hammond, he does a great job with Notre Dame Football calls but he seemed so uncomfortable with the two former Redskins.
-Darrelle Revis is an absolute monster. I haven't watched that many games of the New York Jets but he is honestly the best cover corner in the league right now, better than Charles Woodson (Chuck does so much more on the field in terms of the run, zone coverage, other stuff). Look at the roll call of the guys he has shut down.
-Mark Sanchez, probably the one guy I am the happiest for because I enjoyed watching him at USC and I think he has the moxy to be a great quarterback. He got a lot of help from the running attack of Shonn Greene (awesome game too) and Thomas Jones.
-The offensive line of the Jets is seriously underrated; the best in the league that I have seen this year and that can propel their chances to continue.
-Carson Palmer, were you alive out there? Theismann could have done a better job out there
Dallas 34 Philadelphia 14
-The Cowboys impressed the most out of anybody this weekend. I thought they played the toughest out of any team and they look dangerous headed into the next few rounds.
-I think the one thing happened to the Eagles and it's simple: People figured out the game plan on DeSean Jackson and LeSean McCoy isn't doing much as a running back. McNabb just seemed lost out there, which is something we have grown acustomed to in years past.
-There wasn't much that stood out to me, just a dominating performance by Boys'. Like I said, they look damn good.
Baltimore 33 New England 14
-I thought there was no way this would be a blowout either way. I didn't trust the Ravens and I thought before Wes Welker went out with an injury, I thought the Pats were a sneaky Super Bowl pick. Ray Rice opening TD proved me wrong
-The Ravens got lucky that the officiating was so loose, big key for them and if that happens again in Indy look out.
-Ray Rice in my mind is a top ten running back and could be in that top five realm come next year. He has power/speed. Rice could be the difference maker of this playoffs.
- I would like to call this end of the Patriot Dynasty, I think Bill Belichick isn't the same coach he was a couple years ago. I cannot explain it but with the Jets getting better, the Dolphins are still young, and the Bills get the right coach, the AFC East becomes very dangerous.
Charlie.
Jets 24 Bengals 14
-Joe Theismann is still allowed to be a color guy? My goodness was him, Tom Hammond, and Joe Gibbs just awful. I like Hammond, he does a great job with Notre Dame Football calls but he seemed so uncomfortable with the two former Redskins.
-Darrelle Revis is an absolute monster. I haven't watched that many games of the New York Jets but he is honestly the best cover corner in the league right now, better than Charles Woodson (Chuck does so much more on the field in terms of the run, zone coverage, other stuff). Look at the roll call of the guys he has shut down.
-Mark Sanchez, probably the one guy I am the happiest for because I enjoyed watching him at USC and I think he has the moxy to be a great quarterback. He got a lot of help from the running attack of Shonn Greene (awesome game too) and Thomas Jones.
-The offensive line of the Jets is seriously underrated; the best in the league that I have seen this year and that can propel their chances to continue.
-Carson Palmer, were you alive out there? Theismann could have done a better job out there
Dallas 34 Philadelphia 14
-The Cowboys impressed the most out of anybody this weekend. I thought they played the toughest out of any team and they look dangerous headed into the next few rounds.
-I think the one thing happened to the Eagles and it's simple: People figured out the game plan on DeSean Jackson and LeSean McCoy isn't doing much as a running back. McNabb just seemed lost out there, which is something we have grown acustomed to in years past.
-There wasn't much that stood out to me, just a dominating performance by Boys'. Like I said, they look damn good.
Baltimore 33 New England 14
-I thought there was no way this would be a blowout either way. I didn't trust the Ravens and I thought before Wes Welker went out with an injury, I thought the Pats were a sneaky Super Bowl pick. Ray Rice opening TD proved me wrong
-The Ravens got lucky that the officiating was so loose, big key for them and if that happens again in Indy look out.
-Ray Rice in my mind is a top ten running back and could be in that top five realm come next year. He has power/speed. Rice could be the difference maker of this playoffs.
- I would like to call this end of the Patriot Dynasty, I think Bill Belichick isn't the same coach he was a couple years ago. I cannot explain it but with the Jets getting better, the Dolphins are still young, and the Bills get the right coach, the AFC East becomes very dangerous.
Charlie.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Wildcard Picks
I know you have been waiting for this and also wondering why I didn't get the college basketball picks in time (big time sports day yesterday). I will be doing the picks of the games today and tomorrow, if you forgot last year I went a straight 1-3 to start of the year. So here is hoping that things will be better.
5. NY Jets at 4. Cincinnati Bengals- I think the Jets are coming into this game way too overconfident with Rex Ryan blabbering about how they are "the best team" and "should be favored." Somebody tell Rex that he has a rookie quarterback who has been know to be unstable in games. I understand why people like the Jets with Darrelle Revis and their rushing attack. I think this is a close game and because of the experience of Carson Palmer will be the difference today. CIN 23-17
6. Philadelphia at 3. Dallas- My dad always told me "Charlie it's tough to beat a team three times." I always remember that when I am watching games or picking games. I really like what the Cowboys are doing in the last couple days and seem to be that team thats getting hot at the right time. Tony Romo has to prove himself in the playoffs now, he did in December but still is unproven in the playoffs. Philadelphia beat teams they were supposed to but played poorly against playoff teams, not a good sign. I think they have the game plan for DeSean Jackson who is their home run hitter on offense. DAL 24-13
6. Baltimore at 3. New England- I don't know what it is about the Ravens but I hate watching them. A lot like Sanchez, I do not trust in Joe Flacco and if the Ravens fall behind early, they have to rely on Flacco. The Patriots although are a completely different team without Wes Welker who is the number one security blanket in the NFL and you have to expect a lot of double teams on Randy Moss. I think their defense will prevail in this game and trust me, this one will be an ugly one. NE 17-9
5. Green Bay at 4. Arizona- The Packers head into a familiar place in the Desert where they have played well in the first two games and Aaron Rodgers seemed very comfortable as well. Basically the same stuff we have been saying about the Packers, need to keep Rodgers protected, get pressure on Kurt Warner, and good secondary play. I think they can do all three and Clay Matthews will be the player of this game, watch out for him. Plus the NFL Network is reporting that Anquan Boldin is out for the game, which is a huge injury. I think the Pack show their teeth in this one. GB 31-20
-Charlie.
5. NY Jets at 4. Cincinnati Bengals- I think the Jets are coming into this game way too overconfident with Rex Ryan blabbering about how they are "the best team" and "should be favored." Somebody tell Rex that he has a rookie quarterback who has been know to be unstable in games. I understand why people like the Jets with Darrelle Revis and their rushing attack. I think this is a close game and because of the experience of Carson Palmer will be the difference today. CIN 23-17
6. Philadelphia at 3. Dallas- My dad always told me "Charlie it's tough to beat a team three times." I always remember that when I am watching games or picking games. I really like what the Cowboys are doing in the last couple days and seem to be that team thats getting hot at the right time. Tony Romo has to prove himself in the playoffs now, he did in December but still is unproven in the playoffs. Philadelphia beat teams they were supposed to but played poorly against playoff teams, not a good sign. I think they have the game plan for DeSean Jackson who is their home run hitter on offense. DAL 24-13
6. Baltimore at 3. New England- I don't know what it is about the Ravens but I hate watching them. A lot like Sanchez, I do not trust in Joe Flacco and if the Ravens fall behind early, they have to rely on Flacco. The Patriots although are a completely different team without Wes Welker who is the number one security blanket in the NFL and you have to expect a lot of double teams on Randy Moss. I think their defense will prevail in this game and trust me, this one will be an ugly one. NE 17-9
5. Green Bay at 4. Arizona- The Packers head into a familiar place in the Desert where they have played well in the first two games and Aaron Rodgers seemed very comfortable as well. Basically the same stuff we have been saying about the Packers, need to keep Rodgers protected, get pressure on Kurt Warner, and good secondary play. I think they can do all three and Clay Matthews will be the player of this game, watch out for him. Plus the NFL Network is reporting that Anquan Boldin is out for the game, which is a huge injury. I think the Pack show their teeth in this one. GB 31-20
-Charlie.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Week 17 Picks: MIA
I will get to the Gilbert Arenas story on Monday with a couple other NBA things and will start doing NCAA picks during the week plus on the weekend since they into conference play.
I really felt uninspired to write a picks post because honestly most of these games do not matter to teams and they want to lose to get a higher draft pick at least in my opinion. If I am team knowing I will not make the playoffs and I believe my job will be back for next season, everyone gets time oThe other game thff into the next season. Although, I would argue that some coaches and teams would like to play the role of spoliers if they are given the oppertunity.
In the two or three big games this afternoon/night, I think that Philadelphia beats Dallas, it's going to be a close game but the Eagles have had success against the Cowboys in Dallas plus I really do not believe the Cowboys have a cornerback to cover DeSean Jackson, he will have a huge game today. Don't expect a blowout though, Tony Romo will play tough and the Cowboys lose on a final drive. PHI 27-24
The game that seems to be everyone's upset is Oakland and Baltimore, I also like the Raiders in the spolier role because they have risen up to te occasion on more than once against really good teams. I am still not convinced that the Ravens are that good of a team, they are the most undisplinced team in the NFL and Joe Flacco looks average at best. I see it as a defensive struggle with the Mitch Pratts hitting a FG for the win. OAK 13-10
The last game of the day between Cincinnati and the New York Jets could have some importance but if New England were to lose to Houston (currently tied in the third) then the game doesn't matter whatsoever. The Bengals have the tie-breaker and I think they would rather play Denver again then the Jets in back-to-back weeks if they win. The Jets break their fans hearts every year and its going to be freezing in the big city where Mark Sanchez has 1 TD 8 INTs in cold weather this year... not good. CINCY 21-13
-Charlie.
I really felt uninspired to write a picks post because honestly most of these games do not matter to teams and they want to lose to get a higher draft pick at least in my opinion. If I am team knowing I will not make the playoffs and I believe my job will be back for next season, everyone gets time oThe other game thff into the next season. Although, I would argue that some coaches and teams would like to play the role of spoliers if they are given the oppertunity.
In the two or three big games this afternoon/night, I think that Philadelphia beats Dallas, it's going to be a close game but the Eagles have had success against the Cowboys in Dallas plus I really do not believe the Cowboys have a cornerback to cover DeSean Jackson, he will have a huge game today. Don't expect a blowout though, Tony Romo will play tough and the Cowboys lose on a final drive. PHI 27-24
The game that seems to be everyone's upset is Oakland and Baltimore, I also like the Raiders in the spolier role because they have risen up to te occasion on more than once against really good teams. I am still not convinced that the Ravens are that good of a team, they are the most undisplinced team in the NFL and Joe Flacco looks average at best. I see it as a defensive struggle with the Mitch Pratts hitting a FG for the win. OAK 13-10
The last game of the day between Cincinnati and the New York Jets could have some importance but if New England were to lose to Houston (currently tied in the third) then the game doesn't matter whatsoever. The Bengals have the tie-breaker and I think they would rather play Denver again then the Jets in back-to-back weeks if they win. The Jets break their fans hearts every year and its going to be freezing in the big city where Mark Sanchez has 1 TD 8 INTs in cold weather this year... not good. CINCY 21-13
-Charlie.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Could Care Less About a Pursuit of Perfection
Well I need to give you my picks for the weekend's games about the NFL and thankfully, the NFL Network is carrying both of the undefeated teams in the early part of the football weekend. I am not thankful that I have to go to either the Doz's house or a bar to see the games although I am glad because it gives me a chance to rant about how much I hate now when teams go towards to perfection.
Its awful. We have two NFL teams, the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts are making their push towards a perfect unbeaten season, which doubles the chances that one of those teams will actually go unbeaten for the regular season. This also means that we have to see Mercury Morris, and Bob Griese plus different members of the 72' Dolphins team. The only reason why I would like to see the Saints or Colts do the unbeaten season is to see Morris go away for good. Officially burying his 15 minutes of fame because personally, no one I hate more than Morris in terms of pseudo-NFL celebrities.
I am not a fan of the undefeated seasons (see 2007 rant) because ESPN and other sports networks work round the clock to compare the schedules seeing if the teams can really do it. Why not just go by a week-by-week basis dissecting the games the Colts/Saints play and then break it down like usual game win or lose? No that would be too easy. Now this isn't half as bad as the Patriots run for the unbeaten season for a couple of reasons... a.) There are so many other things going on the sports world, no one realizes that the Saints/Colts could do something only two other teams have done, b.) the Saints/Colts are not doing it in the same fashion as the Patriots did.
That category b. is something that I have been big on the whole year. I find it weird that I am not as impressive with either team that much. I like the Saints but unless you count the New England game, they haven't looked like world beaters on both sides of the ball. The Colts really haven't had that standout game, rather just Peyton Manning playing at another level that the rest of the NFL. I have picked both teams to lose countless times for the reason of it, it has to be this weekend. But they are good teams finding alternative ways to win ball games.
Now it's the whole play/rest starters question but that is absurd to think about because honestly, you have to keep the players fresh to try to win the Super Bowl. The starters playing is not neccessarily going for the undefeated season, more like not letting our playoff arch-enemy the San Diego Chargers beat us in three to four weeks. Anyways here are the perfection picks...
Indianapolis (13-0) at Jacksonville (7-6)- The Colts have struggled in Jacksonville at times in the past decade and I think the Jaguars need to show the world that they are deserving of that six seed of the playoffs in AFC. I think the Colts are going to treat this like any other game and Peyton Manning will do work against the Jags by the fourth quarter. IND 24-14
Dallas (8-5) at New Orleans (13-0)- Another team that has prove they belong in the postseason talk, the Dallas Cowboys who look the Dan Marino Dolphins who were classically known for collapsing in the month of December. The Saints crowd should be jacked and the Saints offense is facing likely a DeMarcus Ware-less Cowboy team, rut roh. This will be a classic Tony Romo shitting the bed game, not close. NO 38-14
Sorry everyone, one more week of perfection talk.
-Charlie.
Its awful. We have two NFL teams, the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts are making their push towards a perfect unbeaten season, which doubles the chances that one of those teams will actually go unbeaten for the regular season. This also means that we have to see Mercury Morris, and Bob Griese plus different members of the 72' Dolphins team. The only reason why I would like to see the Saints or Colts do the unbeaten season is to see Morris go away for good. Officially burying his 15 minutes of fame because personally, no one I hate more than Morris in terms of pseudo-NFL celebrities.
I am not a fan of the undefeated seasons (see 2007 rant) because ESPN and other sports networks work round the clock to compare the schedules seeing if the teams can really do it. Why not just go by a week-by-week basis dissecting the games the Colts/Saints play and then break it down like usual game win or lose? No that would be too easy. Now this isn't half as bad as the Patriots run for the unbeaten season for a couple of reasons... a.) There are so many other things going on the sports world, no one realizes that the Saints/Colts could do something only two other teams have done, b.) the Saints/Colts are not doing it in the same fashion as the Patriots did.
That category b. is something that I have been big on the whole year. I find it weird that I am not as impressive with either team that much. I like the Saints but unless you count the New England game, they haven't looked like world beaters on both sides of the ball. The Colts really haven't had that standout game, rather just Peyton Manning playing at another level that the rest of the NFL. I have picked both teams to lose countless times for the reason of it, it has to be this weekend. But they are good teams finding alternative ways to win ball games.
Now it's the whole play/rest starters question but that is absurd to think about because honestly, you have to keep the players fresh to try to win the Super Bowl. The starters playing is not neccessarily going for the undefeated season, more like not letting our playoff arch-enemy the San Diego Chargers beat us in three to four weeks. Anyways here are the perfection picks...
Indianapolis (13-0) at Jacksonville (7-6)- The Colts have struggled in Jacksonville at times in the past decade and I think the Jaguars need to show the world that they are deserving of that six seed of the playoffs in AFC. I think the Colts are going to treat this like any other game and Peyton Manning will do work against the Jags by the fourth quarter. IND 24-14
Dallas (8-5) at New Orleans (13-0)- Another team that has prove they belong in the postseason talk, the Dallas Cowboys who look the Dan Marino Dolphins who were classically known for collapsing in the month of December. The Saints crowd should be jacked and the Saints offense is facing likely a DeMarcus Ware-less Cowboy team, rut roh. This will be a classic Tony Romo shitting the bed game, not close. NO 38-14
Sorry everyone, one more week of perfection talk.
-Charlie.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Turkey Day NFL Picks
Alright since my post total is low, I am just going to do the three picks and then a new one on Sunday to save room for any other thoughts during this week.
Green Bay (6-4) at Detroit (2-8)- Well this is coming to after the wonderful start for the Packers and the Lions want this game bad, this scares me a lot. Matthew Stafford is a complete warrior playing with a separate shoulder. We will sweat this game out entirely. GB 24-21
Oakland (3-7) at Dallas (7-3)- I really believe the Raiders will give Dallas a run for their money. I think Bruce Gradowski brought some life into this team and the Cowboys are prime for their December swoon, its close enough to happen. I think the home team pulls it out in another close game. DAL 27-21
NY Giants (6-4) at Denver (6-4)- A must win for both teams especially for the Giants if the Cowboys and Packers win earlier in the day. Is Kyle Orton playing? A good question to ask but I think the Broncos will play inspired at home featuring another close game. DEN 21-17
-Charlie.
Green Bay (6-4) at Detroit (2-8)- Well this is coming to after the wonderful start for the Packers and the Lions want this game bad, this scares me a lot. Matthew Stafford is a complete warrior playing with a separate shoulder. We will sweat this game out entirely. GB 24-21
Oakland (3-7) at Dallas (7-3)- I really believe the Raiders will give Dallas a run for their money. I think Bruce Gradowski brought some life into this team and the Cowboys are prime for their December swoon, its close enough to happen. I think the home team pulls it out in another close game. DAL 27-21
NY Giants (6-4) at Denver (6-4)- A must win for both teams especially for the Giants if the Cowboys and Packers win earlier in the day. Is Kyle Orton playing? A good question to ask but I think the Broncos will play inspired at home featuring another close game. DEN 21-17
-Charlie.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Impressions from the 2009 NFL Season
I am just giving basically a bunch of quick hitters for the NFL season. Just things that I have noticed during the season. Its been a really strange year with many bad teams with probably seven teams who might hope they get the number one pick. Here we go...
-The Green Bay Packers have disappointed me so far. I believe I said a Pop-Warner pimple faced eleven year old could probably get three sacks against anyone on the Packers offensive line. Aaron Rodgers might die against Dallas, Baltimore, or Pittsburgh. Also the 3-4 hasn't been a success so far. Aaron Schatz of Football Insiders said on the BS Report on Monday, the Pack does have the easiest schedule for the rest of the year. I will continue to pick the Packers because its against my religion to do otherwise.
-The New Orleans Saints are the best team in the NFC. No questions ask. Drew Brees, in my opinion is the MVP so far. They need to stop making turnovers though if they think they can win the Super Bowl. Also their secondary gets no credit, they are the x-factor.
-The Bears might be the same disappointment level. People expected this NFC North to be the most competitive division in football and it's been a bigger flop than the new Boondock Saints movie (why even go there by the way?). No defense whatsoever and I fear Lovie Smith may be looking for work next year.
-The Vikings get two lines from me... They look like the third best team but I am still on a wait and see before crowing them.
-Dallas fans, I just want to remind you how much Tony Romo sucks in December. Just keep remembering that. I know he tears up the Packers in the two games they have played. I think the Cowboys make the playoffs but no playoff wins for Romo.
-Eagles/Falcons/Cardinals have a chance to be pretty good teams by the end of the year but who really knows. The inconsistencies of all three teams doesnt make any of these teams contenders by no means. I think Arizona will win the NFC West and one of those teams makes the Wild Card.
-I am not sold on Indianapolis yet. I feel they need to show me something this weekend to call me a believer. Peyton Manning is playing his ass off but the secondary injuries will come back to haunt them. I am willing to bet they do not get the one seed.
-My roommate Brett feels the Patriots are playing at that "2005 Level", which I agree with because they are doing it with nobodies on defense plus they are running the ball. They will run away with the AFC East.
-The AFC North and West will provide the most excitement for division races. The Steeler-Bengal game will tell us a lot about both teams and the Chargers will come back to win the AFC West, sorry Broncos I am starting to fade off. Also Houston, and Baltimore miss the playoffs.
-Charlie.
-The Green Bay Packers have disappointed me so far. I believe I said a Pop-Warner pimple faced eleven year old could probably get three sacks against anyone on the Packers offensive line. Aaron Rodgers might die against Dallas, Baltimore, or Pittsburgh. Also the 3-4 hasn't been a success so far. Aaron Schatz of Football Insiders said on the BS Report on Monday, the Pack does have the easiest schedule for the rest of the year. I will continue to pick the Packers because its against my religion to do otherwise.
-The New Orleans Saints are the best team in the NFC. No questions ask. Drew Brees, in my opinion is the MVP so far. They need to stop making turnovers though if they think they can win the Super Bowl. Also their secondary gets no credit, they are the x-factor.
-The Bears might be the same disappointment level. People expected this NFC North to be the most competitive division in football and it's been a bigger flop than the new Boondock Saints movie (why even go there by the way?). No defense whatsoever and I fear Lovie Smith may be looking for work next year.
-The Vikings get two lines from me... They look like the third best team but I am still on a wait and see before crowing them.
-Dallas fans, I just want to remind you how much Tony Romo sucks in December. Just keep remembering that. I know he tears up the Packers in the two games they have played. I think the Cowboys make the playoffs but no playoff wins for Romo.
-Eagles/Falcons/Cardinals have a chance to be pretty good teams by the end of the year but who really knows. The inconsistencies of all three teams doesnt make any of these teams contenders by no means. I think Arizona will win the NFC West and one of those teams makes the Wild Card.
-I am not sold on Indianapolis yet. I feel they need to show me something this weekend to call me a believer. Peyton Manning is playing his ass off but the secondary injuries will come back to haunt them. I am willing to bet they do not get the one seed.
-My roommate Brett feels the Patriots are playing at that "2005 Level", which I agree with because they are doing it with nobodies on defense plus they are running the ball. They will run away with the AFC East.
-The AFC North and West will provide the most excitement for division races. The Steeler-Bengal game will tell us a lot about both teams and the Chargers will come back to win the AFC West, sorry Broncos I am starting to fade off. Also Houston, and Baltimore miss the playoffs.
-Charlie.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
NFL Preview: NFC North/East
We are going to split up the NFL Preview into four parts with a look at key games, key players, outlook. Then an overall playoff predication's. They will be ranked by where they will finish in the division.
NFC North
1. Green Bay Packers: Key Players- QB Aaron Rodgers, WR Greg Jennings, LB Nick Barnett Key Games-vs./at Chicago (9/13, 12/13) at/vs Minnesota (10/5, 11/1) vs. Dallas (11/15) at Pittsburgh (12/20) at Arizona (1/3) Outlook: I think they win the division with a record of 13-3 or 12-4. They need to stay healthy and if that happens, they will be a dominate force. Charles Woodson/A-Rod are going to have huge years.
2. Minnesota Vikings: Key Players- QB Brett Favre, RB Adrian Peterson DT Kevin Williams Key Games-vs/at Green Bay (10/5, 11/1) vs. Baltimore (10/18) at Pittsburgh (10/25) vs/at Chicago (11/29, 12/28), at Arizona (12/6), vs. New York Giants (01/03) Outlook: They will win one of the Wild Card spots because they do have an easy schedule and I really think if Favre takes a back seat to let Peterson be in control, they can be successful.
3. Chicago Bears: Key Players- QB Jay Cutler, LB Brian Urlacher, RB Matt Forte Key Games- at/vs Green Bay (9/13, 12/13), vs. Pittsburgh (9/20) at Atlanta (10/18) vs. Arizona (11/08), vs. Philadelphia (11/22) at/vs Minnesota (11/29, 12/28) at Baltimore (12/20) Outlook: They could make a push for the Wild Card and I think that Monday Night game against the Vikes may decide it. I think Cutler will have problems with his receivers all year.
4. Detroit Lions: Key Players- QB Matthew Stafford, RB Kevin Smith LB Ernie Sims Key Games- at New Orleans (9/13), vs/at Minnesota (9/20, 11/15) at/vs Green Bay (10/18, 11/26) at/vs Chicago (10/3, 1/3) Outlook: Well I dont believe they will go win less but with a rookie quarterback, I doubt that they win more than four games. Their defense is nothing special at all.
NFC East
1. Philadelphia Eagles: Key Players- QB Donovan McNabb RB Brian Westbrook CB Ashante Samuel Key Games: vs. New Orleans (9/2o) vs/at NY Giants (11/1, 12/13) vs/at Dallas (11/8, 1/3) at San Diego (11/15) at Chicago (11/22) at Atlanta (12/6) Outlook- I dont believe any of the nonsense that McNabb will be bothered by Michael Vick and also look out for RB LeShon McCoy could have a huge year.
2. New York Giants: Key Players- QB Eli Manning, DE Osi Umenyiora, DE Justin Tuck Key Games: at/vs. Dallas (9/20, 12/6) vs. Arizona (10/25) at/vs Philadelphia (11/1, 12/13) vs. San Diego (11/8) vs. Atlanta (11/22) at Minnesota (1/3) Outlook- The other Wild Card team, they have the best D-Line in the NFL right now and I think Manning will be fine without Plaxico Burress.
3. Dallas Cowboys: Key Players- QB Tony Romo, RB Marion Barber/Felix Jones OLB DeMarcus Ware Key Games: vs./at NY Giants (9/20, 12/6) vs. Atlanta (10/25) at/vs Philadelphia (11/8, 1/3) at Green Bay (11/15) vs. San Diego (12/13) at New Orleans (12/19) Outlook- Could be the end of the road for Wade Phillips, I dont see this team better than third with a tough as nails schedule and a lot of question marks all around.
4. Washington Redskins: Key Players- DT Albert Hanyesworth, S LaRon Landry, RB Clinton Portis Key Games- at/vs NY Giants (9/13, 12/21) vs/at Philadelphia (10/26, 11/29) at/vs Dallas (11/22, 12/27) Outlook- Some people feel the Skins may be the surprise team of the NFC with their defense but I have a hard time seeing their offense being able to compete with the competition in this division.
On to the NFC South/West
-Charlie.
NFC North
1. Green Bay Packers: Key Players- QB Aaron Rodgers, WR Greg Jennings, LB Nick Barnett Key Games-vs./at Chicago (9/13, 12/13) at/vs Minnesota (10/5, 11/1) vs. Dallas (11/15) at Pittsburgh (12/20) at Arizona (1/3) Outlook: I think they win the division with a record of 13-3 or 12-4. They need to stay healthy and if that happens, they will be a dominate force. Charles Woodson/A-Rod are going to have huge years.
2. Minnesota Vikings: Key Players- QB Brett Favre, RB Adrian Peterson DT Kevin Williams Key Games-vs/at Green Bay (10/5, 11/1) vs. Baltimore (10/18) at Pittsburgh (10/25) vs/at Chicago (11/29, 12/28), at Arizona (12/6), vs. New York Giants (01/03) Outlook: They will win one of the Wild Card spots because they do have an easy schedule and I really think if Favre takes a back seat to let Peterson be in control, they can be successful.
3. Chicago Bears: Key Players- QB Jay Cutler, LB Brian Urlacher, RB Matt Forte Key Games- at/vs Green Bay (9/13, 12/13), vs. Pittsburgh (9/20) at Atlanta (10/18) vs. Arizona (11/08), vs. Philadelphia (11/22) at/vs Minnesota (11/29, 12/28) at Baltimore (12/20) Outlook: They could make a push for the Wild Card and I think that Monday Night game against the Vikes may decide it. I think Cutler will have problems with his receivers all year.
4. Detroit Lions: Key Players- QB Matthew Stafford, RB Kevin Smith LB Ernie Sims Key Games- at New Orleans (9/13), vs/at Minnesota (9/20, 11/15) at/vs Green Bay (10/18, 11/26) at/vs Chicago (10/3, 1/3) Outlook: Well I dont believe they will go win less but with a rookie quarterback, I doubt that they win more than four games. Their defense is nothing special at all.
NFC East
1. Philadelphia Eagles: Key Players- QB Donovan McNabb RB Brian Westbrook CB Ashante Samuel Key Games: vs. New Orleans (9/2o) vs/at NY Giants (11/1, 12/13) vs/at Dallas (11/8, 1/3) at San Diego (11/15) at Chicago (11/22) at Atlanta (12/6) Outlook- I dont believe any of the nonsense that McNabb will be bothered by Michael Vick and also look out for RB LeShon McCoy could have a huge year.
2. New York Giants: Key Players- QB Eli Manning, DE Osi Umenyiora, DE Justin Tuck Key Games: at/vs. Dallas (9/20, 12/6) vs. Arizona (10/25) at/vs Philadelphia (11/1, 12/13) vs. San Diego (11/8) vs. Atlanta (11/22) at Minnesota (1/3) Outlook- The other Wild Card team, they have the best D-Line in the NFL right now and I think Manning will be fine without Plaxico Burress.
3. Dallas Cowboys: Key Players- QB Tony Romo, RB Marion Barber/Felix Jones OLB DeMarcus Ware Key Games: vs./at NY Giants (9/20, 12/6) vs. Atlanta (10/25) at/vs Philadelphia (11/8, 1/3) at Green Bay (11/15) vs. San Diego (12/13) at New Orleans (12/19) Outlook- Could be the end of the road for Wade Phillips, I dont see this team better than third with a tough as nails schedule and a lot of question marks all around.
4. Washington Redskins: Key Players- DT Albert Hanyesworth, S LaRon Landry, RB Clinton Portis Key Games- at/vs NY Giants (9/13, 12/21) vs/at Philadelphia (10/26, 11/29) at/vs Dallas (11/22, 12/27) Outlook- Some people feel the Skins may be the surprise team of the NFC with their defense but I have a hard time seeing their offense being able to compete with the competition in this division.
On to the NFC South/West
-Charlie.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Getcha Bags Packed, T.O.
One of our favorite headcases' on Chuck's Corner is Terrell Owens. TO has provided us with much entertainment throughout the three years that my blog has been around for. TO yesterday was handed his walking papers.
I didnt see First Take today but I am sure Skip Bayless probably had the biggest wet dream last night told everybody about it today at ESPN. Bayless who I most of the times think is an idiot but he has the greatest nickname for TO which is "Team Obliterater". And lets be honest, Mr. Bayless was right about TO, once again he infected another team and was granted his release.
It was a good move by the Cowboys because they already have a couple good players that can take of business at the wide receiver and they will be able to draft someone in the second round like Hakeem Nicks of North Carolina would be a great pick for the Cowboys. They will be fine without TO being a wideout of the Dallas Cowboys.
ESPN is reporting that only the Niners and the Raiders are interested in TO which I think is absolute bullshit. They are the only team with balls to admit that they are interested in TO. I think that the Tennessee and Miami are very intrigued with the idea of being TO into their tem and believed they have the coaching to contain the man known as TO.
-Charlie.
I didnt see First Take today but I am sure Skip Bayless probably had the biggest wet dream last night told everybody about it today at ESPN. Bayless who I most of the times think is an idiot but he has the greatest nickname for TO which is "Team Obliterater". And lets be honest, Mr. Bayless was right about TO, once again he infected another team and was granted his release.
It was a good move by the Cowboys because they already have a couple good players that can take of business at the wide receiver and they will be able to draft someone in the second round like Hakeem Nicks of North Carolina would be a great pick for the Cowboys. They will be fine without TO being a wideout of the Dallas Cowboys.
ESPN is reporting that only the Niners and the Raiders are interested in TO which I think is absolute bullshit. They are the only team with balls to admit that they are interested in TO. I think that the Tennessee and Miami are very intrigued with the idea of being TO into their tem and believed they have the coaching to contain the man known as TO.
-Charlie.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Game Over for Pacman
I know I am a creative genius at writing titles. Anyways Pacman Jones has been released from the Dallas Cowboys with allegations found out by ESPN's John Barr that after Jones made it rain in the strip club put out a hit for a guy in Georgia. Yikes, not good at all.
Its not to say that I am surprised that Jones did this. He has done everything from shooting people up in the strip club to trying to beat up people who are supposed to be his security guard this season at Dallas. Jones is a cancer to the NFL and he should have been banned from the league a long time ago. Please name me one thing that Pacman has done for the good of the league? If you do, I will make Ron clean your house for free if you can tell me that. He was trouble to begin with as he got into a couple of brawls at West Virigina and the NFL really should have had a close eye on him to begin with. The other thing about Jones is he really is a media whore right up there with my guys Favre and Romo because Jones really isnt that good. Sure he can return punts- lot of people can and he is not a lock down corner.
I am not saying that every time one player does a couple things bad they should be banned from the NFL. No I am saying that people who are consistently repeat offenders that hurt the league more than help them, then they shouldnt be allowed to played in the National Football League. Same thing wtih Michael Vick if he did another crime close to the dogfighting scandal. I really hope that Roger Goodell doesnt play father figure with Jones and tries to coddle Jones to keep him in the league. That would be disrespectful to all former players.
I bet Jones is in the NFL next year, probably Oakland. Sorry Mitch.
-Charlie.
Its not to say that I am surprised that Jones did this. He has done everything from shooting people up in the strip club to trying to beat up people who are supposed to be his security guard this season at Dallas. Jones is a cancer to the NFL and he should have been banned from the league a long time ago. Please name me one thing that Pacman has done for the good of the league? If you do, I will make Ron clean your house for free if you can tell me that. He was trouble to begin with as he got into a couple of brawls at West Virigina and the NFL really should have had a close eye on him to begin with. The other thing about Jones is he really is a media whore right up there with my guys Favre and Romo because Jones really isnt that good. Sure he can return punts- lot of people can and he is not a lock down corner.
I am not saying that every time one player does a couple things bad they should be banned from the NFL. No I am saying that people who are consistently repeat offenders that hurt the league more than help them, then they shouldnt be allowed to played in the National Football League. Same thing wtih Michael Vick if he did another crime close to the dogfighting scandal. I really hope that Roger Goodell doesnt play father figure with Jones and tries to coddle Jones to keep him in the league. That would be disrespectful to all former players.
I bet Jones is in the NFL next year, probably Oakland. Sorry Mitch.
-Charlie.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Cowgirls Need to Hug It Out
Once again we have drama in Dallas.
There have been rumblings that the locker room in Dallas is completely divided where in one corner you have Terrell Owens (surprise, surprise) with his defensive bros by the way from my football knowledge, I think the defensive players have no right to stick their noses in this situation. This is between the offense, no players should say shit about these developments and finally Tony Romo-Jason Whitten in the other corner. Now the media is making a big deal out of this because well, its the Cowboys. If they dont win on Sunday, heads will roll let me tell you.
Romo-Whitten win this one because Romo is the quarterback he is finding whoever is open whether that is Whitten, Patrick Crayton, Roy Williams, Miles Austin, or TO. He shouldnt feel obligied to throw the ball to Owens because he damn well says so.
Funny isnt it, how TO is trying to sabotage another quarterback because things are not going well for Owens. Lets see you have Jeff Gracia, Donovan McNabb, and now you have Tony Romo. This is nothing new for Owens, he is a bigger media whore than Romo which trust me is hard to do.
This isnt the last we've heard of this catfight.
-Charlie.
There have been rumblings that the locker room in Dallas is completely divided where in one corner you have Terrell Owens (surprise, surprise) with his defensive bros by the way from my football knowledge, I think the defensive players have no right to stick their noses in this situation. This is between the offense, no players should say shit about these developments and finally Tony Romo-Jason Whitten in the other corner. Now the media is making a big deal out of this because well, its the Cowboys. If they dont win on Sunday, heads will roll let me tell you.
Romo-Whitten win this one because Romo is the quarterback he is finding whoever is open whether that is Whitten, Patrick Crayton, Roy Williams, Miles Austin, or TO. He shouldnt feel obligied to throw the ball to Owens because he damn well says so.
Funny isnt it, how TO is trying to sabotage another quarterback because things are not going well for Owens. Lets see you have Jeff Gracia, Donovan McNabb, and now you have Tony Romo. This is nothing new for Owens, he is a bigger media whore than Romo which trust me is hard to do.
This isnt the last we've heard of this catfight.
-Charlie.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Wont the Cowboys Go Away
Every big story this week has seemed to deal with the Dallas Cowboys and for me, I am sick of it. Its just like the Yankees, Red Sox, any other big market team when there are big stories on them, ESPN just hounds us with all the information possible but there are so many news/notes about them that I have to cover.
-Pacman is suspended indefenitly which will be reviewed in four weeks. Which probably means he will get suspended for the rest of the year. He also has entered rehab so who knows maybe he cleans up and gets one more chance, although time has almost ran out for him. Once again, this guy is proving he is a cancer and as I said before, the Cowboys will struggle in pass defense aspect.
-Tony Romo is taking the sand outta the you know where and deciding he might be able to play. I figured out why that is. Its the St. Louis Rams, he thinks hell I can even have a good game against the Rams no matter how shitty my pinky finger feels. Then when they play Tampa Bay, he will go out.
-Cowboys acquire Roy Williams from Detriot, the Lions first off must be trying to get the worst record in football and the Cowboys now have the best wideouts in the league. I honestly see this not working with T.O. bitching about not getting the ball as much as he wants. But, basically even a guy like Brad Johnson can get it done with these guys.
-Pacman is suspended indefenitly which will be reviewed in four weeks. Which probably means he will get suspended for the rest of the year. He also has entered rehab so who knows maybe he cleans up and gets one more chance, although time has almost ran out for him. Once again, this guy is proving he is a cancer and as I said before, the Cowboys will struggle in pass defense aspect.
-Tony Romo is taking the sand outta the you know where and deciding he might be able to play. I figured out why that is. Its the St. Louis Rams, he thinks hell I can even have a good game against the Rams no matter how shitty my pinky finger feels. Then when they play Tampa Bay, he will go out.
-Cowboys acquire Roy Williams from Detriot, the Lions first off must be trying to get the worst record in football and the Cowboys now have the best wideouts in the league. I honestly see this not working with T.O. bitching about not getting the ball as much as he wants. But, basically even a guy like Brad Johnson can get it done with these guys.
Monday, October 13, 2008
Aww Tony Hurt his Finger
I will start this blog article by a comment by JS said to me today......
"so tony homo has a broken finger, that means he must sit out 4 weeks. Favre, broken thumb, plays rest of the season because hes the man. the NFL is full of wussys man"
If you havent heard which you probably have since ESPN loves the Dallas Cowboys. Tony Romo broke his pinky finger and is out for four weeks. Give me a break. This guy isnt an elite quarterback for so many reasons and this is just one of them.
Big time athletes play through big-time pain. Brett Favre played through a broken thumb, Kobe Bryant played with a torn ligament in his pinky, and Aaron Rodgers is playing through a bum shoulder right now (not an elite player but just providing a point). Why cant Mr. Romo play through this so-called pain? Probably just because he wants sexual favors from Jessica Simpson or that he cannot play through pain like the great ones.
The Cowboys now have the 90 year old, Brad Johnson at quarterback and you got a T.O. whose rattled already as it is and it will only get worse. The T.O. problem will be the worst thing that will happen to the Cowboys, it will just slowly infect them. To add to that, Pacman might be suspended as well. They have Wade Phillips as their head coach whose never been good in the NFL. Good news is they play St.Louis and a bye week during the four weeks of Romo absence although I bet he doesnt make it back until 6 weeks. This is such a bad situation for a team that could easily be out of contention in the tough as nails NFC East.
Some say Chuck why do you hate on this guy, he's from Wisconsin? Yeah but Romo is what I would like to call a Media Whore. He wants to look like the All-American boy, the good ole Midwestener, all of the BS of having midwest values. ESPN does a great job of this too. When in reality, he just loves the attention of media outlets in sports and entertainment. That is the reason why he dates Jessica Simpson, and he had this huge cast on his hand yesterday although doesnt say shit to the media. A guy like Favre would of said something about his problem.
Enjoy the picture of Jessica instead of Tony
-Charlie.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Pacman Just Being Rebellion
If you are wondering why I didnt say rebellious is because those were the exact words of Pacman Jones after Roger Goodell told him to stay out of the strip clubs. Well our friend Pacman is in trouble again as he got into a fight with his "bodyguard" whose a team official of the Dallas Cowboys.
Wow, this guy has been playing pretty good for the Cowboys and now he does this. Its such a shame because this guy has a true talent in the NFL but just cannot keep his nose out of trouble. Of course, the Cowboys will not suspend him because they are the Cowboys, they like Michael Irvin snot coke at halftime, and let Nate Netwon deal more drugs than most Columbian drug lords. Jerry Jones only cares about one thing and thats winning, and you just have to look no further than the 90s.
Will he done for the year by Goodell? I think its about a 60 percent to chance to be honest with you. After, he has already suspended for the year by Goodell, it wouldnt be any shock to me if he does it. Which if that does happen, the Cowboys are completely screwed in the secondary since Terrence Newman is done for at least a month and their rest of their secondary hasn't done jack shit.
Good news is he wasnt in a strip club and didnt make it rain.
-Charlie.
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