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Da Bears
Panthers (Sorry N.O.)
Texans
The New York Football Giants
Browns
Raiders
Cheifs
Ravens
Colts
Patriots
Redskins
Cowboys
Bolts
Jets
49'ers
Falcons

866 (edited by Rocket 2012-09-13 16:21:19)

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Week 2 carelessness picks!  Coaching check-up time!

Vikings over Colts
Dolphins over Raiders
Bears over Packers
Chiefs over Bills
Browns over Bengals
Panthers over Saints
Texans over Jaguars
Patriots over Cardinals
Giants over Buccaneers
Ravens over Eagles
Rams over Redskins
Cowboys over Seahawks
Jets over Steelers
Titans over Chargers
49ers over Lions.  Jury out on 2012 Lions.  My 49ers could lose this one, at home.  Oww.
Falcons over Broncos

Rock ON & Keep the Faith,
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And Da Bears still Suck, right Bill and Jon? wink lol

Roy

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BluesMan wrote:

And Da Bears still Suck, right Bill and Jon? wink lol

Roy

HA HA HA
I have to agree
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Sunday night, the world will see if the 49ers are for real.....very easy to get over confident....

SF 35
Detroit 31

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Shredit wrote:

Sunday night, the world will see if the 49ers are for real.....very easy to get over confident....

SF 35
Detroit 31

The most anticipated moment of this game will occur after it's over when Harbaugh & Schwartz meet in the middle post game. Last year it almost resulted in a brawl.

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ohiodawg13 wrote:
Shredit wrote:

Sunday night, the world will see if the 49ers are for real.....very easy to get over confident....

SF 35
Detroit 31

The most anticipated moment of this game will occur after it's over when Harbaugh & Schwartz meet in the middle post game. Last year it almost resulted in a brawl.

                                                                                                      Go Dawgs!!!

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I'm betting they bury the hatchet...just hoping it's figuratively, not literally!

"Rock ON & Keep the Faith"

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There are some very, very strange scorelines in the third quarter. roll

RIP Iron Man

Rock On and keep the Faith

873

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Amsterhammer wrote:

There are some very, very strange scorelines in the third quarter. roll

My picks show how much I know. roll Upsets galore.

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Well my team is sucking.

This is not how it should have went.  I feel like we traded Bresnahan for Knapp. 2 retreads who were horrible when they first were on the team.

This all falls on the GM McKenzie shoulders.  He wanted to have total control. He said he's gonna bring championships.  Not expecting a championship, but I also didn't expect our offense to implode.
Actually, I kind of did when our former coach who built our great offense was fired. 

2 straight weeks and Gregg Knapp's zone-blocking and play calling is ineffective. Knapp is hog-tying our best player, Darren McFadden.  We had such an exciting offense last season.  It's very disappointing to hear all talk how Knapp's zone-blocking was going to make it better and it's become sterile.  Darren was the no.1 running back last season before he was injured.  2 games and he has been used in the wrong way.

After seeing the first 2 games, I've had enough talk about Knapp.  Either make your scheme produce, or go back to what was working.  You are doing to our offense, what Bresnahan did to our defense.

"Holy Toledo"  -  Bill King   "Just Win Baby" - Al Davis  "The Autumn Wind" - Steve Sabol

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ohiodawg13 wrote:
Shredit wrote:

Sunday night, the world will see if the 49ers are for real.....very easy to get over confident....

SF 35
Detroit 31

The most anticipated moment of this game will occur after it's over when Harbaugh & Schwartz meet in the middle post game. Last year it almost resulted in a brawl.

                                                                                                      Go Dawgs!!!

                                                                                                      J Dawg

Bunk! That's all theatrical hype (fun as it can really be wink)...The most anticipated moment of this game is WHO will deliver that first statement tackle, block, run, catch, touchdown, forced and/or recovered fumble, interception, runback, Genius play called, incredibly importune penalty call on themselves.......then it is the remainder of the 60 minutes of, hopefully, full bore no holds barred unless illegality lol is flagged, no need for reviews, no time for agruing or celebrating, grind it out until the bitter or sweet end FOOTBALL!


I Love football! Go 49ers!  49ers 25, Lions 19 (improbable scores)


Rock On & Keep the Faith,
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876 (edited by The RiverCat^-^ 2012-09-16 23:02:39)

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http://www.mercurynews.com/raiders/ci_2 … p-up-again

Comment from another Raider fan:
No running game, combined with no real threat at the wide out positions and a secondary that couldn't strat for Alabama and you have a sub par raiders team again. I am a long time raider fan and we just seem to continue down the wrong path every year. Our offence was great last year and we changed that. The defence was horrible and we tried to fix that but with out any corners we will get torched every week. This week it was by a Rookie. What happen to the run defence? One step forward and 5 steps back should be the new Raider moto. Why do we try to throw deep when we have a 3rd and 4 situation? What is the OC thinking. Create a mismatch with McFadden and Reece in the back field and throw a little dump off pass. I could go on and on but I will stop here. I am just disapointed with the way the offence has played so far and the defence seems to be back to their old ways of letting a running back kill us.


My comment.
Hue Jackson was a great coach for us last year.  He told it like it was. Now all I get is, this hip hooray in the article about the zone-blocking. Coach Allen, you seen it work?  Where? Cause it ain't working  for the Raiders. That o-line ain't picking it up.  Well guess what guys, Tom Cable had zone-blocking for the Raiders and it did work then. So did Jackson's power-blocking, work tremendously. 

I am like Allen Iverson, Practice? Carson yall talking about practice?

It's game time now!  Now is when all your talk is suppose to do your walk.  The only problem is you took a great offense and screwed that up.  We needed our defense fixed.  That was the problem.
Not the offense. 

If you look like this now, how are you going to fare against 2 tougher games in the next 2 weeks?

My only point is, since you wanted to mess with one of our best offensive coordinator combo's ever in Raider history Hue Jackson/Al Saunders, Then make your new system work and to the benefit of one of the best player's in the league, Darren McFadden. 

Raider fans knew the defense was the problem, and that can't be fixed overnight.  We can wait patiently for that.  We know that is an involved process, especially coming from the worst defense.
Because at least we can see some progress

But the troops are going to turn quickly if you don't get this offense going.  To mess with something that was your best and most exciting part of your team, except for Lechler and Jano, Raider Nation ain't gonna  be patient with that.

Hue Jackson got fired for 8-8. Let's see what kind of record you can produce starting at 0-2.  Desperately wanting this to work, just seeing vanilla offense instead of Spumoni offense with all vibrancy of play-calling and execution.  I just hope you didn't break something that was like Tiffany.  You have talent there.  Please use the talent to their upmost ability or you are just wasting those players. Speed receivers need to be used for their speed. You got a QB that can pass long.
Don't handicap them.

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Murray1903 wrote:

I didn't actually see the game. It's on too late over here when you've got work the next day! Hopefully it is the start of a resurgance but knowing Dallas it'll be a flash in the pan!
It seems my American sports teams aren't much loved on this forum, I recall that nearly everyone wanted New Jersey Devils to lose the Stanley Cup!

Looks like I was right sad

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I believe the biggest upset was the Cardinals beating the Patriots.....anyone else want to give theirs.....my gawd the Raiders are killing me, that baby face coach is on the hot seat, River Cat is right about the missuse of DMc.....the 49ers just surprise me, but I'm still not sold, Alex Smith with the bloody nose looked great, and Gore always plays his tail off, that O line deserves alot of kudos....Peytons going to light up the score board tonight

Shred

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that was biggest to me also Shreddy, but Seattle surprised me as well......my son has Romo on his fantasy team and started him yesterday. it prompted my observation that "Tony is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get."
I loved seeing Cam and Stewart tear up the Saints defense. Carolina defense played well, but now they have a brutal schedule in front of them. How bout that Tampa Bay, a little better than last year to say the least. I was hoping for an 0-2 NYG start, not quite but a good showing by the Bucs. GO PANTHERS! and pulling for ATL tonight.

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Rockfarmer wrote:

Da Bears
Panthers (Sorry N.O.)
Texans
The New York Football Giants
Browns
Raiders
Cheifs
Ravens
Colts
Patriots
Redskins
Cowboys
Bolts
Jets
49'ers
Falcons



6 out of 15 for the weekend.  this is the reason I don't bet real money

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Amsterhammer wrote:

Ok, it's that time ag

RICjunkie wrote:

And the Bills STILL suck. It looks like I'll be drinking heavily again this season roll

Any excuse, eh Tom? tongue


Minnesota at Indianapolis - 'All day' is back and running...
Oakland at Miami - An ugly tragi-comedy in the making?
Chicago at Green Bay - Hard to imagine GB losing two at home.
Kansas City at Buffalo - Grab a bottle, Tom. wink
Cleveland at Cincinnati - Toss up, I'll go for the home team.
New Orleans at Carolina - Can't imagine Saints losing their first two either.
Houston at Jacksonville - No idea, on a coin toss.
Arizona at New England - Lock of the week! No brainer.
Tampa Bay at NY Giants - Giants to bounce back.
Baltimore at Philadelphia - Go Ravens! cool
Washington at St. Louis - RGIII to continue to shine! cool
Dallas at Seattle - Could be very close.
NY Jets at Pittsburgh - Jets meet a real defense.
Tennessee at San Diego - Tough call, home team on a coin toss.
Detroit at San Francisco - Last year this was a fun one, I'll go with Niners.
Denver at Atlanta - I'll go with PM till he loses.

Well Tom, did you have to grab the bottle? big_smile

Seven for me this weekend...to be fair, lots of pundits with more NFL smarts than the likes of us also got caught out. I think the biggest shocks (in order of shockingness) were NE, NO, DAL, BAL and WAS.

RG3 was great again, passing for one, and running for two TDs! The Redskin defense, one moment of stupidity by Josh Morgan, and some truly awful refereeing led to this entirely unnecessary defeat.

I watched two whole games, Ravens and Skins...the common thread was execrable refereeing. I suspect that some very unhappy owners who feel hardly done by may start leaning on the NFL to settle and get the 'proper' refs back pronto. These guys couldn't even agree where to spot the ball at times!

RIP Iron Man

Rock On and keep the Faith

882 (edited by ahsmith33 2012-09-17 12:01:14)

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just realized I got 9, your week two winner. lol It was only slightly harder picking with the lines, pretty strange week. Cincy wasn't a winner on the board, it pushed at -7.

ATL is a 3 point fav at home tonight, should be a great game.......me and Julio down by the school yard.

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