NFL Week 3 - "Someone go down, someone go down"

[Moss]

I think Minny will beat the darling Lions at home.

I agree with your OAK > NYJ pick also.

[Plow]

McNabb gonna get Suh'd and retire

[Tweek]

Love the title

[Headspace]

RED RIFLE

AJ MOSS

[Chun Liroy]

Dez>Moss>Rice>AJ>Roddy>Julio

[Dimmauk]

Redskins’ Hall says he’ll target Tony Romo’s ribs
By JOSEPH WHITE, AP Sports Writer

“Absolutely. I want to get a chance to put my helmet on whatever’s hurt,” Hall said. “Romo’s ribs—I’m going to be asking for some corner blitzes. If I know Felix Jones’(notes) shoulder’s hurt, I’m not going to cut him. I’m definitely going to try to hit him up high, so that’s just part of it.

Hall was asked if Romo should just go ahead and put a target on the rib that was broken.
“He ain’t got to,” Hall said. “I already know where it is. We’ll be all right. We find it. I’ll find it.”

[Deejay]

Giants are out to show that Eli is the best Manning to ever do it.

G men by 13.

[Deejay]

13 meaning the number of players that will be on IR by the end of the game.

[Ace-o-fire]

Lions will loose by a field goal. then everyone who's been riding the hype (me included) will vanish.

[chapstick]

lions will win 35-10

[notorious bum]

Rice>>>Meshawn>Dez>Moss>NeonDeon>Jennings>AJ>Roddy >Julio

Rice is da best and don't you ever fuckin forget it.

[Headspace]

The house shared by Bengals OL Anthony Collins and WR Jerome Simpson was involved in a major pot bust.

BAGELS

[Headspace]

Suspecting it to be a distribution center.

No arrests so far

[Deejay]

Lmao you guys are so ghetto fab

[Valisk]

Last Week: 12-4
Season: 23-9

NY Giants at Philadelphia
Jacksonville at Carolina
New England at Buffalo
Miami at Cleveland
San Francisco at Cincinnati
Denver at Tennessee
Detroit at Minnesota
Baltimore at St. Louis
NY Jets at Oakland
Kansas City at San Diego
Arizona at Seattle
Atlanta at Tampa Bay
Green Bay at Chicago
Houston at New Orleans
Pittsburgh at Indianapolis
Washington at Dallas

[Rhinox]

Dez>Moss>Rice>AJ>Roddy>Julio

Boring and predictable

[Moss]

Boring and predictable

and he has his signs backwards

[aurik]

No predictions for Houston @ NO?

[Olo401]

NY Giants at Philadelphia
Jacksonville at Carolina - Really does anyone give a shit who wins this game?
New England at Buffalo
Miami at Cleveland
San Francisco at Cincinnati
Denver at Tennessee
Detroit at Minnesota
Baltimore at St. Louis
NY Jets at Oakland
Kansas City at San Diego
Arizona at Seattle
Atlanta at Tampa Bay
Green Bay at Chicago
Houston at New Orleans
Pittsburgh at Indianapolis
Washington at Dallas

[Tweek]

Forbes List of NFLs most overpaid players

It’s been a decent start for third-year quarterback Mark Sanchez(notes), the former first round pick who’s completed 63 percent of his passes and thrown for four touchdowns in leading the New York Jets to victories in their first two games.

Sanchez, though, has also thrown three interceptions. He enters Week 3 with a middle-of-the-road passer rating of 87.7. That’s an improvement over the low 70s Sanchez averaged in his first two seasons after signing a rookie contract worth up to $60 million over five years. This season happen to be the balloon year of Sanchez’s five-year deal: he’s owed $14.75 million. Like any QB drafted high, Sanchez is being paid for the potential the club figures he has to develop into a star. But while he’s progressing, there’s no way to avoid viewing his salary as anything but excessive until that big year actually comes.

Hence, Sanchez is our choice to top the 2011 list of the NFL’s most overpaid players. Measuring pay vs. performance is trickier for football than for other sports. Quarterback ratings and yardage numbers are useful, but statistics in the NFL trend toward systems and game plans more so than in other sports. A top cornerback may lack big stats because opposing offenses avoid throwing to his side of the field (the Jets’ Darrelle Revis(notes), known as a top corner, picked off zero passes last season because he rarely saw the ball).

So picking the most overpaid requires a touch of subjectivity and some common sense. Going down the list of the NFL’s highest 100 salaries for 2011, we focused on those whose career history is lacking not only statistically (QB passer ratings, etc.) but on those who haven’t consistently earned starting berths or who haven’t made All Pro despite collecting one of the top salaries in the game at his position. Base 2011 salaries were used, according to data kept by spotrac.com – not annual averages or one-time bonus payments.

Quarterbacks joining Sanchez on the all-overpaid list: San Francisco’s Alex Smith, who’s started just 50 games while putting up mediocre stats over six seasons, and Kansas City’s Matt Cassel(notes), who is coming off a Pro Bowl season for the first time but whose $12.25 salary still dwarfs his status among top QBs.

Others fitting the bill: Atlanta Falcons’ cornerback Dunta Robinson(notes), whose $5.5 million salary places him in the top ten at his position despite the fact that he’s never made All Pro and who is ranked by ESPN as the NFL’s 19th best corner, and Miami defensive tackle Paul Soliai(notes), who will collect over $12 million this season after the Dolphins tagged him as their franchise player, despite starting just 20 games in his first four years.

1. QB Mark Sanchez, NY Jets- $14.75 Million
2. CB Dunta Robinson, Atlanta Falcons- $5.5 Million
3. QB Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers- $5.5 Million
4. NT Paul Soliai, Miami Dolphins- $12.4 Million
5. TE Owen Daniels, Houston Texans- $6.5 Million
6. S Chris Hope, Tennessee Titans- $6.5 Million
7. CB Stanford Routt, Oakland Raiders- $10 Million
8. TE Kellen Winslow, Tampa Bay Buccaneers- $8.3 Million
9. QB Matt Cassel, Kansas City Chiefs- $12.25 Million
10. DE Will Smith, New Orleans Saints- $6 Million