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Hopefully we stay healthy.

Saints win tonight. Thought it would be higher scoring.

1 and 0.

Hartley missed 2 FGs. Looked rusty, been partying too hard.
 
True. BUT a wins a win... At least we walk out with the W and have over a week to prepare for the 49ers.
 
I stopped watching after the first half. Kind of a boring game after the Saints scored on the opening drive.

Anyway, GO PACK! Let's have a good year and not do that whole losing early in the playoffs thing again... :/
 
What do you guys think about that show of solidarity all the Saints and Vikings players did last night?

I can't help but think the lock out is inevitable now. :/


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Pretty rough opener last night for the Vikes. Brees still looks like a QB god though.

Must've missed that. What did they do, exactly?

I thought it was a given myself. I would wanna receive more money if two more games that counted were added to the schedule, myself, if I were in the player's positions. If you think about it, Brett Favre would likely have nearly 3 more season's worth of regular season games under his belt. Their bodies take a serious beating, and who really wants to see playoff teams rest their starters for more games at the end of the season in a game that counts as opposed to the beginning in a game that doesn't count?

Saints didn't look too sharp, either, honestly. But that could be a testament to their defenses.
 
Must've missed that. What did they do, exactly?

I thought it was a given myself. I would wanna receive more money if two more games that counted were added to the schedule, myself, if I were in the player's positions. If you think about it, Brett Favre would likely have nearly 3 more season's worth of regular season games under his belt. Their bodies take a serious beating, and who really wants to see playoff teams rest their starters for more games at the end of the season in a game that counts as opposed to the beginning in a game that doesn't count?

Saints didn't look too sharp, either, honestly. But that could be a testament to their defenses.

I believe right before the game started, both sides walked onto the field holding up one finger, showing that the players are united in the labor issue i guess.
 
Both sides walked in the field and held up a finger.


We looked a little rusty throughout the game but a win is still a win. Hopefully we get our game back.
 
Some really good games on tap tomorrow.

Colts vs Texans, Pats vs Bengals, Skins vs Cowboys, Packers vs Eagles. Of course that Monday Nighter, Ravens vs Jets. Just to name a few.


How could I forget the "One of us will actually be 1-0" Bowl: Bucs vs Browns.
 
It's time for me to make my picks official:

Vikings 24, Saints 20 - Gotta go with the hometown team in a close game.
Raiders 13, Titans 20 - This game is in Tennessee, and I don't think this is the Raiders year to stop being putrid.
Lions 20, Bears 30 - Suh will be an impact player for the Lions, but Chester Taylor will bail out his team early in his Bears debut, wearing down much of the Lions defense by keeping them on the field.
Dolphins 24, Bills 10 - The Bills will just stink it up next season.
Falcons 14, Steelers 23 - The Steelers defense holds on just long enough for Dennis Dixon to get his first NFL victory.
Broncos 28, Jaguars 17 - Jags get humiliated and prove that Jacksonville isn't suitable for an NFL team any more.
Colts 28, Texans 31 - This will be a close one, but I think they Texans will pull it out in Houston.
Browns 20, Buccaneers 17 - Jake Delhomme guides the Browns to victory, but not before a few mishaps by teammates keep the game closer than it actually was.
Panthers 17, Giants 33 - The Giants will romp all over a rebuilding Panthers team.
Bengals 36, Patriots 29 - The Bengals will show off their superior offensive firepower and steal a game in Foxboro.
Cardinals 23, Rams 20 - The Cardinals defense and Larry Fitzgerald will bail out
Packers 34, Eagles 33 - The Packers, despite allowing Aaron Rodgers to
49ers 23, Seahawks 19 - Both teams will look improved and will be challenging for the NFC West title, but I think the Niners will pull out a road win.
Cowboys 27, Redskins 28 - McNabb will carry the Redskins to one of the biggest upsets of the season.
Ravens 27, Jets 23 - The Ravens will spoil the start of Mark Sanchez's second season, but it will be a close game.
Chargers 33, Chiefs 24 - The Chargers will show why they're the top team in the AFC West against a Kansas City team that will look a lot better than it did last season because Matt Cassel realizes that he actually has to be a vocal leader on a team like the Chiefs.

Strikeouts are what I've gotten wrong so far, and bolded picks are the ones I've gotten right.
 
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It's one game. Sure they beat Indianapolis, but it's tough sledding for the Texans this year. They have the hardest schedule in the entire NFL this season.

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Vikings @ Saints (Saints 31-28)
Raiders @ Titans (Titans 28-14)
Lions @ Bears (Bears 31-21)
Dolphins @ Bills (Dolphins 21-7)
Falcons @ Steelers (Falcons 28-24)
Broncos @ Jaguars (Broncos 24-20)
Colts @ Texans (Colts 35-28)
Browns @ Buccaneers (Browns 13-10)
Panthers @ Giants (Panthers 17-10)
Bengals @ Patriots (Patriots 28-21)
Cardinals @ Rams (Cardinals 28-25)
Packers @ Eagles (Packers 42-28)
49ers @ Seahawks (49ers 28-14)
Cowboys @ Redskins (Cowboys 28-17)
Ravens @ Jets (Jets 24-21)
Chargers @ Chiefs (Chargers 35-10)

Haven't done good at all this week. Hope to improve my fortunes next week.
 
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