By Dalton Del Don – Senior Writer
Vince Young is going to be the quarterback everyone thought Michael Vick was going to be.
Tony Dungy deserves severe criticism and not just for the timeout that effectively cost him the game Sunday. Seniority has no place in the NFL; it’s all fun and games wasting carries on Dominic Rhodes while undefeated, but you might want to get your best players on the field at some point. I’m officially rooting for San Diego to get home field advantage.
Is Steven Jackson really going to catch 100 balls this year?!
I still think going to Jay Cutler was the right move long-term, but it admittedly cost them the game Sunday night.
If Fred Taylor weren’t in the picture, Maurice Jones-Drew would be worthy of a first-round fantasy pick next year.
It’s Déjà Vu all over again for Lovie Smith, and I don’t mean that awful ABC show – Rex Grossman is the new Kyle Orton.
There’s a chance the Jets don’t lose again during the regular season.
Courtesy of Captain Obvious – Brett Favre is done.
Is NFL football the only profession where Matt Millen would still have his job? Remember, he also had zero qualifications and experience when hired.
As if things couldn’t get any more frustrating: Edgerrin James finally has his first 100-yard rushing game of the season but loses three goal line touchdowns to Marcel freakin Shipp.
Sean Payton is doing a great job, but Jeff Fisher is easily Coach of the Year.
There hasn’t been a more ludicrous play-call than Mike Shanahan’s decision to have Jason Elam run for two yards on Fourth and One. The result – a predictably strained hamstring and a field goal attempt two yards shorter.
Oakland’s pass defense is the most underrated aspect of this NFL season.
The spike is overused. Calling a play no-huddle literally takes five seconds, and the more unsettled the defense, the better.
In case you were wondering, Sebastian Janikowski was taken in the first-round of the NFL draft.
Even Jenna Jameson is jealous of the choke job done by USC this weekend.
The “drop” statistic in football should be treated like errors in baseball and not taken seriously – it’s completely arbitrary and more often than not, credited far too infrequently.
If you’re counting at home, I’m 11-2 over the last two weeks against the spread in the Game Caps.
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