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PHIL
GB
DAL
TENN
MINN  .........will there be a betting line?
NE
NO
DET
CAR
BALT
MIA  ...........in a mild upset
BUFF
SF   ............run Trent, run!
SEA  ...........huge line on this one, wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.
CHI
DEN

interesting comments here on mid-week betting lines, the "sharpies" really like Miami at home.

http://www.covers.com/articles/articles … Art=335957

George?!  We can't give away this Thursday game to ya if yer snoozin'! Hurry those comments up

• Jdawg- only picking 14?
  St. Louis at Dallas?
  Arizona at New Orleans?
  ...Before Cleveland announced their trade, I was thinking "not this week, but they will surprise soon"  Still not going to be as lousy as perceived.  But, rolling over is like crying in baseball.  Or at least it should be.  Big shame and stench.  Puts players at risk physically and career wise.  But...business

• Bill, it has been a while since such a wide spread, but I'd venture it might be topped sooner than later this year.

Rock ON & Keep the Faith,
Rocket

"He still doesn't charge for mistakes! "
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Don't know how close you follow the Browns Tres, but it was already SOS different season after 2 games. The faithful fan base unloaded on the offense after week 1 on local radio according to my cousin who lives there. Word outta Cleveland was that new GM, Mike Lombardi and new CEO Joe Banner weren't crazy about Trent or Weeden, who they had no part in selecting. The trade evolved in just 24hrs. when the Browns realized the desperate need at RB in Indy. When Indy offered a first round pick for a guy that hasn't set the world on fire and is injury prone, it all made sense to the front office. As far as Weeden goes, his days may be numbered as well. He won't play Sun. due to a thumb injury and Cleveland local Brian Hoyer will start instead. The front office is gearing up for a blockbuster draft to get the team on track for the future, only time will tell. My pick of CLV. over MINN. isn't a sentimental choice, as I still have faith in the Browns "D" who played well in both games so far. Less I digress, only time will tell. As far as replacing Trent, the Browns are just waiting on Willis McGahee to clear a physical. What appears to be waving the white flag is possibly the right correction. Could be worse, look at Jacksonville! Remember, NFL stands for Not For Long!

                                                                                 Go Dawgs!!!

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KC @ PHI - at least that was one right.
HOU @ BAL - could well go the other way, especially if Rice isn't fit.
GB @ CIN - the cheeseheads should be good enough.
STL @ DAL - but a loss wouldn't be a major surprise.
ATL @ MIA - Fins on a roll, I'll stay with them.
CLE @ MIN - Vikings to get off the mark.
BUF @ NYJ - who will suck less on the day? Toss up.
TB @ NE - home banker
ARI @ NO - Saints should take this.
SD @ TEN - taking a chance on Sandy Eggo
DET @ WAS - lose this and the season's a washout.
NYG @ CAR - I'll go with Eli, but a Giants loss would not surprise.
IND @ SF - Niners to bounce back, Colts disappoint.
JAX @ SEA - another home banker.
CHI @ PIT - Bears on the up, Steelers suck.
OAK @ DEN - banker of the round

The Cleveland faithful aren't missing Trent Richardson or Brandon Weeden after what they saw in Minn. yesterday. Trent was his usual mediocre self for Indy with 13 carries for 35 yds., but did score a touchdown from the 1 yd. line. The front office looks pretty sharp this morning, but we'll see how the Browns match up with Cincy this coming week.

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Da Bearssssssss!

So far the team that has distanced itself from the pack is the Broncos.  Oakland has a decent team and Manning just shredded them.  Peyton is healthier this year and is playing with a huge chip on his shoulder.  Chiefs and Miami are also impressing me, but it's early.