I have Calvin J., Chris J., and Dallas' D today.

I drafted Chris Johnson with my second to last pick. I think he was a good investment .

I traded Westbrook, who I took first overall for Johnson, Ward, Gates and Chambers the week Westbrook got injured. Excellent investment.

After the first half CJ had i was very much in the mood for 200 hundred yards. The Titans continued reliance on Lendale White frustrates me to no end. Especially, after the stunt he pulled last week.

125 yards and 2 tds was fine with me

Is this halftime show a f***ing joke, I mean seriously.

Is this halftime show a f***ing joke, I mean seriously.

 

I've heard of the Jonas Brothers, but this is the first time I have heard or seen them. They sound awful.

125 yards and 2 tds was fine with me

I’m 9 and 3 right now, second place with a tough matchup. I thrive on greed. Luckily, I had the Ten Defense and Jason Witten going as well.

I’m 9 and 3 right now, second place with a tough matchup. I thrive on greed. Luckily, I had the Ten Defense and Jason Witten going as well.

 

I had Ten D, Chris Johnson, and Witten going today.... twas a happy day.

I had TO and witten today

 

and westbrook and white on my bench

Witten/TO with good days. Defense with 7 sacks. Overall a good day to be a Cowboys fan. Hoping that everyone's healthy for the Pittsburgh game.

 

*raises roof for 3 straight victories*

Witten/TO with good days. Defense with 7 sacks. Overall a good day to be a Cowboys fan. Hoping that everyone's healthy for the Pittsburgh game.

 

*raises roof for 3 straight victories*

 

not playoff victories

not playoff victories

 

Come on, San Fran and Seattle aren't playoff caliber?

not playoff victories

 

 

Come on, San Fran and Seattle aren't playoff caliber?

Haters.

Haters.

 

The Cowboys can win out if they want, but they'll still just be a wild card and the road to the Super Bowl still clearly goes through Giants Stadium. I don't think the Cowboys have the talent or toughness to beat them.

The Cowboys can win out if they want, but they'll still just be a wild card and the road to the Super Bowl still clearly goes through Giants Stadium. I don't think the Cowboys have the talent or toughness to beat them.

 

talent they have, toughness not so much. Still, I think the Cowboys will be a better team as a result of their struggles this year. This goes against my better judgment, and I HATE the Cowboys, but I have a weird feeling they might win it all.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3732959

 

David Vobora is about to go from "Mr. Irrelevant" to the starting lineup.

 

Vobora, the last man taken in the 2008 NFL draft, will start Sunday at middle linebacker for the St. Louis Rams against the Miami Dolphins. The Rams took Vobora, who played at Idaho, with the 45th pick of the seventh round and 252nd pick overall -- earning him the annual "Mr. Irrelevant" nickname as the draft's last pick.

He will be the first "Mr. Irrelevant" to start in his rookie season since Marty Moore started four games for the New England Patriots in 1994, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

 

I could have sworn that Mike Green got a few starts during his rookie season

talent they have, toughness not so much. Still, I think the Cowboys will be a better team as a result of their struggles this year. This goes against my better judgment, and I HATE the Cowboys, but I have a weird feeling they might win it all.

 

I COMPLETELY agree that their struggles will make them a better team and a tougher out in the playoffs, and they are quite talented indeed. But like you said, "toughness not so much", and nobody is going to beat the Giants at Giants Stadium without that.

I COMPLETELY agree that their struggles will make them a better team and a tougher out in the playoffs, and they are quite talented indeed. But like you said, "toughness not so much", and nobody is going to beat the Giants at Giants Stadium without that.

I'd hate to sound like a homer but the Giants can be beat, even at home. I do admit that the road to the super bowl goes through Giants Stadium.

 

I just think the Giants won't have it so easy when they come to Dallas Stadium on the 14th.

I'd hate to sound like a homer but the Giants can be beat, even at home. I do admit that the road to the super bowl goes through Giants Stadium.

 

I just think the Giants won't have it so easy when they come to Dallas Stadium on the 14th.

The Giants certainly can be beat, especially if Jacobs isn't healthy. But the key to beating them is on your O-line. The Patriots lost to them last year because of that Giant pass rush. If you can't stop that, then you're just doomed.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3732959

 

 

 

I could have sworn that Mike Green got a few starts during his rookie season

nope, 7 gp 0 starts

 

http://www.nfl.com/players/michaelgreen/profile?id=GRE319791

The Giants certainly can be beat, especially if Jacobs isn't healthy. But the key to beating them is on your O-line. The Patriots lost to them last year because of that Giant pass rush. If you can't stop that, then you're just doomed.

 

True, and the Dallas offensive line is very sketchy in pass blocking. It was exposed when Romo was out, and it hasn't got much better since he came back, although his elusiveness covers it up. He won't escape those Giants pass rushers like he has the Seattle and San Francisco ones, those boys are a little different.

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The Miami Dolphins are really fun to watch this year. They’re a team that’s perfectly aware of their imperfections, and are willing to do anything to win. Trick plays, the wildcat, Ricky Williams, whatever. It’s entertaining.

Did the packers really just have a long extended drive to take a 3 point lead with 2 minutes left, only to give up a 54 yard bomb to Steve Smith and give back the lead?

 

Wow

 

 

JP Losman sucks.

Steve Smith is the biggest jag I've seen in some time.