jumpingoffsides.com - 11/4/2009
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Yesterday we had the AFC Power 6....now the NFC Power 6. Here is last week's list in case you want to see what is changing. After watching the Eagles, Vikings, and Saints win big matchups I think you should have an idea of who the best teams are in the NFC....there is much less uncertainty ...
NFC Contenders and Pretenders
sports-central.org 30 days ago — As we reach the half-way point in NFL season, the contenders are starting to separate themselves from the pretenders. SC's Eric Engberg gives his take on the teams sitting atop the NFC heading into Week 9.
NFC Power 6
jumpingoffsides.com 10/28/2009 — AFC yesterday....NFC today.... 1. New Orleans Saints | 6-0 Was there any doubt that this would be the top team? Best offense in the NFL and the best ball hawking defense (league leading 13 picks) in the league. The defense gives up points but that is only because the offense scores so much the ...
NFC midseason report card
outsidethepressbox.com 22 days ago — It’s a two-team race in the watered-down NFC this season, with Drew Brees leading the surprisingly undefeated Saints and Brett Favre leading the not-so-surprising Vikings.
Forget the Vikings, though. Who isn’t excited about the high-powered Saints, who conjure memories of the Rams’ Greatest ...
NFL Power Rankings: Week 9 (It’s Not Unusual to Have the Saints at #1…)
midwestsportsfans.com 11/3/2009 —
Another great week of NFL action: the Colts won (but looked human), the Saints continue to roll, and the Giants continue to spiral out of control.
It seems like every week brings more drama to the stage during what has been a very exciting season thus far that we are now halfway through.
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If the Playoffs Started Today – NFL Week 8
sportsofboston.com 11/3/2009 — And then there were two. With Denver dropping to Baltimore, the Colts and Saints are left as the only unbeaten teams in the NFL. The Rams and Titans finally won, leaving the Buccaneers, on a bye week, as the only winless team left. The long-touted return of Brett Favre to Green Bay ended with ...
NFL Power Ranks: Week 8
victoriatimes.blogspot.com 11/4/2009 — The crazy Eagles fan as back as our picture this week. It's been a pretty exciting time in Philly lately, with the Phillies pushing the World Series back to New York for a game 6, and now, after their huge win over the Giants in Week 8, the Eagles ...
OTPB NFL predictions: Week 7
outsidethepressbox.com 10/22/2009 — If you are one of the millions of football fans tired of hearing about Brett Favre, you might want to go into lockdown over the next two weeks, because it’s shaping up to be a Favre-apalooza.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock you know that in two weeks, Favre returns to Green ...
VERY Good News for the Giants (and poll results)
noyoureatowel.net 21 days ago — And you thought I was kidding by saying there was good news for the Giants ? Here's what happened this weekend:
The Chicago Bears could have tied the Giants at 5-4 if they won. They lost and are now 4-5 and looking like they may be out of the playoff picture
The Atlanta Falcons could ...
Week 8 NFL power rankings: Best D in football?
stupidsportsblog.blogspot.com 11/3/2009 — You want to hear about my fantasy football team? You do? Great! I picked up Saints D this week because the Steelers D had a bye. And it was awesome. The Saints forced a couple turnovers, had a few sacks, scored a TD. Very enjoyable. I was all set to throw them back into the free-agent pool, ...
NFL Power Rankings: Week 8
feedproxy.google.com 10/27/2009 —
With a another very interesting week of NFL Football in the books, the Power Rankings have decided to be like Elvis for Halloween this week….they’re “All Shook Up” .
O.K., that was terrible, but on a more serious note, it was a very interesting week with a lot of ...
Meidt gets an assist in play-calling system —
Redskins Insider 11/4/2009
I have to admit I was surprised by how smoothly the Redskins' new play-calling procedure seemed to run in the team's 27-17 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. I expected at least a few glitches because new play-caller Sherman Lewis still was unfamiliar ...
