K, Jake. Here's something a little closer for you. A little NFL preview.
Guaranteed here's the division winners:
AFC
EAST: Patriots. Look for Randy Moss to have his first 75 reception season since 2003 when he had 111. Brady will get those 30 year old legs working.
WEST: Denver. Almost everything I have in me is saying that the Chargers will win the west again, except for two things. 1) the departure of Marty Schottenheimer and 2) Jay Cutler.
NORTH: Baltimore. The least sexy pick in the AFC.
SOUTH: Colts. You should not be allowed to own a television, computer, newspaper or magazine if you feel otherwise.
NFC
EAST: Dallas. I don't know if I hate them or the Packers more for causing me adolescent anguish for 49ers loses, but Romo is the real deal.
WEST: The most wide open of the divisions. No team sticks out as the class of the division. Seattle, last year's division leaders with 9 wins, remains grossly overrated in my opinion. Who do the Rams even have anymore? Is Kurt Warner even still alive? Leinart still needs another 2 years to become average. So, when in doubt, be a homer. Alex Smith is going to have a break out year. 49ers.
NORTH: Chicago. Defense wins conference championships. Rex Grossman loses super bowls.
SOUTH: New Orleans. Reggie Bush will run for 20 TDS, have 20 TD receptions, return 20 punts and kickoffs and will also return 1 interception while playing safety in a prevent defense of a hail mary in week 17. 61 touchdowns this season. You heard it here first.
2 comments:
I disagree. The Seahawks are and will still continue to be the ones to beat in the NFC West, if not the NFC as a whole. Last year they had multiple injuries to players in key positions and they were still able to win the division and were only 1 play away from advancing to the NFC Championship game. With the team now healthy, they'll be back to their 2005 Superbowl form.
Fantaastic stuff chopstick Mano. But what your fans really want to hear is about which sports star has the most attractive girlfriend/wife. Let me know when you get on that.
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