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Oh lawd, Alshon Jeffrey.

Alabama will win this game. Saban is just being generous giving these teams false hope only to snatch it away, haha.

What happened to ChosenOne and I's trade?

Brett Favre masturbating in his crocs, or Tiger Woods infatuation with golden showers? Pick your poison, ladies and gentlemen.

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Matt Ryan in that instance.

Rodgers at Washington. You just don't sit a guy like Rodgers for a player like Matt Ryan. Ryan's a great quarterback, but Rodgers is guaranteed points every week at a large clip. The only time Rodgers should be sat is his Bye week.

This is an absolutely awful game. At one point, the Raptors missed six shots in a row in the paint. The Suns couldn't rebound the ball once. Hedo has been awful, Steve is trying to do too much for the hometown crowd as well. I got invited to go to the game but I had a ton of homework tonight. It looks like maybe 12,000 are there. Scarce crowd for a terrible game.

I don't think Minnesota is desperate at all. They're picking up a player that ultimately could allow them to be Super Bowl Champions, so why bother keeping a third rounder for something special? It's not like Moss is locked in long term or anything. A third round pick is nothing for one of the best receivers in the game right now. Look at all the toys Minnesota has (especially when Rice comes back): Favre Peterson Harvin Rice Shiancoe Moss Cammarillo (Who Favre is trusting of so far) Minnesota is going to be able to challenge Green Bay no problem.

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So far the thing I really like about this league is it's very balanced. Fish has a strong team but is beatable. That's why I think this is going to be a fantastic league to play in. We still are very active on the trade front and there are plenty of waiver wire movement.

No, it doesn't. In fact, San Francisco is worse then 0-4. Alex Smith and the 49ers offense continues to bring the lulz. Derek Anderson-led Cardinals > the 49ers and Mike Singletary's "coaching". Oh the humanity.

Yanks over the Twins in 4 Rays over the Rangers in 5 Reds over the Phils (for the lulz)..but seriously, Philly in 4 Giants over the Braves in 5 Yanks over the Rays in 7 Phils over the Giants in 5 Phillies over the Yanks in 6

I don't like Outsourced to be honest, I can't get into it. The characters are really bland. Community is great though. And this season got off slow, was mirred by a bunch of Ron bull[expletive] but has really picked up the last few weeks and has been great the last two episodes. Pauly has been great.

1. Denard Robinson 2. LaMichael James 3. Terrelle Pryor 4. Cam Newton 5. 'Bama Running Game EDIT - Throw Patrick Peterson at 5 as well.

A bunch of mediocre teams toiling around 13-25. And the top ten isn't pretty with teams like Utah, Arizona and Oklahoma. What a terrible year for college football.

Is there no band playing for 'Bama? It sounds weird there. I'm only watching a stream, but still.

McNabb.

You can do better then Brandon Lloyd lol. Try to pry away another receiver.

I don't expect Brady to get it with the Patriots calling the plays they're calling. There's been a lot more screens and bubbles for 5-6 yards then ever before I think.

This is something I wanted to do for awhile. On Saturday I decided to do it. I put all 119 FBS teams into a list generator at random.org, with each FBS conference (ACC to the WAC) having a specific slot of numbers, according to teams in conference. I chose the team in the dynasty as Michigan, but will play all the big games in that weekend. This is what I came up with. I did a little bit of switching to make sure major BCS teams stayed in BCS conferences so we didn't have a Boston College in a Sugar Bowl or something like that. Also kept major rivalries intact (OSU-Michigan, the Iron Bowl, etc.). You'll notice I have a Texas/Oklahoma division. What happened there was a lot of the Texas teams were bunched together, so I decided to stick with it. Tried not to f around with it too much other then what I said. ACC Atlantic Texas Oklahoma Houston Rice North Texas Texas Tech ACC Coastal USF Cincinnati Eastern Michigan Iowa Pitt Wyoming Big 10 (This is easily the most stacked division, it's ridiculous) Miami TCU Baylor BYU South Carolina Nebraska UNC Georgia Tech Notre Dame Arizona Utah Big 12 North Kent State Hawaii Oregon State Tulane Stanford Clemson Big 12 South Minnesota WVU Tennessee Navy Army Oregon Big East Alabama Auburn MTSU Virginia Tech Nevada Mississippi State Michigan State New Mexico C-USA East Northern Illinois Syracus Illinois Vanderbilt Boston College Colorado State C-USA West Tulsa Virginia Ball State Iowa State San Jose State Indiana Independents Akron Washington State Arkansas State MAC Kansas Ohio Florida State Colorado Texas A&M SMU Missouri USC Central Michigan Arkansas VT Oklahoma State Western Michigan MWC Florida Atlantic Miami (OH) San Diego State East Carolina ULL Air Force Wake Forest New Mexico State Troy Pac-10 Central Florida Kansas State NC State Buffalo UTEP Georgia Toledo Florida Washington California SEC West Ole Miss LA Tech Michigan Penn State Temple Ohio State SEC East Wisconsin Boise State LSU UNLV UConn Louisville Sun Belt Maryland Utah State Southern Mississippi Fresno State UCLA Purdue Arizona State Memphis Idaho WAC Western Kentucky Louisiana-Monroe Kentucky Marshall FIU Duke Rutgers UAB Northwestern Any predictions? I think it's kind of a cool thing to do and I'll keep you updated. Major games for Week One include: TCU @ Clemson (Played this already, TCU won 38-28, I was up 27-3 at one point though) BYU @ Penn State Iowa @ LSU Ole Miss @ Virginia Tech I'll be playing the top five match-ups each week. Other big OOC match ups in the coming weeks include Florida in South Bend to play ND and Alabama playing Oregon (I think that's what it is). My predictions, Top Five in the BCS 1 Alabama 2 Oregon 3 Ohio State 4 Florida 5 USC

6/10, elbows too pointy.

And you guys can argue all you want on who won the game, or who lost it, but it's a pointless argument to have because neither one of the teams fan bases are ever going to come eye to eye in agreement. I think DBF is being fairly rash saying that Chicago dominated this game, this was a very even keel game, I personally think Green Bay, had they not played so undisciplined, would have won, but hindsight is 20/20 in that regard. Also, it's good to see Hester back.

Really good game to watch. I basically have two complaints about the game, both of them pertaining to game management by the Packers. It doesn't take an idiot to figure out that James Jones wasn't out of bounds, nor was Tim Jennings, who recovered the football. In a tight game where the momentum has suddenly shifted to the home team, you don't need to challenge that. Either that was an incredibly poor knee jerk reaction or the staff upstairs laid an egg on that call. No way you need to challenge that. Absolutely no way you need to throw away a time out like that. It's inexcusable and arguably was the downfall of Green Bay tonight. The second qualm I have, is why didn't Green Bay basically conceded a touchdown? Instead of coming with an all-out, ten-man blitz, allow the touchdown, swallow your pride and go out and score seven points right back. You know you have the personnel and one of the best quarterbacks in the game to do so. Rodgers ravaged the Bears' secondary, he was 15/16 at one point in the second half. It's risky, but I think you have to let the Bears score. Point is moot now, though. Both quarterbacks played well tonight. I still think Cutler's a gamer, he got smacked around tonight again while the Bears were doing everything in their power to keep Clay Matthews off of Jay Cutler. Same went for the Pack and Julius Peppers. Both quarterbacks I thought were outstanding, Rodgers especially showing why he is the best young quarterback in the league. He just missed out on having a truly flawless game in my opinion. Green Bay needs to play more disciplined. Too much of the false starts, unnecessary holding, pass interferences, etc. All of these can (and should) be corrected. There was no reason for Chicago to even be in the game at some points in this game. I like that Chicago showed resiliency though, they played a tough, hard nosed game. Julius Peppers was a force tonight, he really had an awesome game. I can see why he would be frustrated in Carolina, and Chicago's doing a lot of things scheme wise to free up Peppers. He was all around the ball and it's only a matter of time before he starts racking up the sacks. I would really give him about three tonight without the holds and everything that happened to him. Clay Matthews as well. Shaffer did a reasonable job on him, but neither guy were getting the benefit of the doubt from yet another lackluster refereeing show. This is the best the NFL can trot out in a Nationally televised game? Give me a break. Overall, I think Green Bay is still very much the favorites. I was incredibly high on Chicago coming into the season, I don't see anything as to why that would stop me from believing so. But the Packers are definitely an elite team. Some things need to be shored up, I think they do and hopefully the game at Lambeau is just as good as tonight's game.

I don't think there is a best corner. All three of Revis, Asomugha and Woodson are absolutely fantastic at what they do and to rank them is simply arguing semantics.