Raiders > Browns - This one can go either way but I'll go with Raiders.
Panthers > Saints - I don't think the Saints are good enough to overcome losing Brees.
Falcons < Cowboys - Jerry's quote on Weeden will be right this week, and he will celebrate with a half dozen strippers and a bowl full of cocaine
Arizona > 49ers - LOL
Seattle > Chicago - I fully expect Seattle to get on track vs a shitty Chicago team, and for Graham to break 100yds
Jets > Eagles - Jets are actually not half bad this year. Fitzpatrick isn't a stud but there's enough around him to produce and not make tons of mistakes like Geno would have.
Rams < Steelers - I think the Rams have a shot at playoffs, but the Steelers offense is hot right now, and Bell is itching to steamroll someone.
Jaguars < Patriots - I just don't see this happening any other way.
Ravers < Cincy - Cincy is slightly better, but it's a division gme and marvin Lewis is retarded
Houston > TB - Houston has a monster D.
Miami < Buffalo - ALL ABOARD THE REX TRAIN
Denver > Detroit - Denver is still a decent team besides Peyton.
GB > KC - This will be closer than anticipated. KC isn't half bad

whatisthisasheep

624 Posts

September 26 2015 17:45 GMT

#2267

My favorite play of last week

TanGeng

Sanya12364 Posts

September 26 2015 23:23 GMT

#2268

BAL > CIN: Ravens gets their first win but Bengals push them hard in a close fought high scoring game.
CAR > NO: Saints would had a tough time with Brees. Without Brees, they don't stand a chance.
CLE < OAK: Browns and its quarterback situation is a real problem. Chalk one up for the Raiders.
DAL < ATL: If Cowboys have Romo, they exploit the weak Falcons defense. Without Romo, they don't do anything.
HOU < TB: Texans are bad.
MIN > SD: Home field advantage is the difference in this game as Adrian Peterson gets even stronger.
NE > JAX: Patriots at home. Yeah.
NJ > PHI: Eagles do nothing again against yet another solid defense. Jets defense probably scores more than their offense.
STL < PIT: Steelers are a great team. Rams? Not so much.
TEN > IND: Another home field advantage making the difference.
ARI > SF: Cardinals are looking dominating against terrible teams. They get another win against 49ers.
MIA < BUF: Bills are slightly above average. Dolphins are still below average with their offseason defense acquisitions underwhelming.
SEA > CHI: Seahawks administer a beating to a bad team at home.
DET < DEN: Peyton gets carried by the Broncos defense again.
GB > KC: Packers wins this one, but I'm expecting Chiefs to tests Rogers.

giftdgecko

United States2126 Posts

September 27 2015 00:26 GMT

#2269

Since everyone is doing picks + Show Spoiler +

BAL < CIN
CAR > NO
CLE < OAK
DAL < ATL
HOU > TB
MIN < SD
NE > JAX
NY < PHI
STL < PIT
TEN < IND
ARI > SF
MIA > BUF
SEA > CHI
DET < DEN
GB > KC

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

September 27 2015 06:48 GMT

#2270

Clausen at Seahawks without his top 2 WRs and with Kam back. Can he possibly put up a Rex Grossman like fantasy score?

GTR

51596 Posts

September 27 2015 08:53 GMT

#2271

was it worse than this?

JimmiC

Canada22817 Posts

September 27 2015 14:22 GMT

#2272

--- Nuked ---

whatisthisasheep

624 Posts

September 27 2015 15:37 GMT

#2273

Sounds like Peyton Manning wont be making it through the season. gg Denver.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/peyton-manning-cant-even-off-141800346.html

Whether he'll admit it or not, we are witnessing the twilight of Peyton Manning's long and illustrious career in the NFL.

The Broncos may be 2-0, and Manning may still be capable of leading last-minute drives (as he did against the Chiefs last Thursday), but make no mistake about it: Peyton Manning's days in the NFL are numbered.

Kevin Von Valkenburg published a terrific story about the 39-year-old quarterback today over at ESPN, and the first few paragraphs, in which he describes the painstaking process Manning goes through after each game to remove his pads, paint a portrait of a broken-down veteran and one who, frankly, doesn't belong in the league.

From Von Valkenburg:

He begins with his cleats, which he can barely untie without assistance. A Broncos equipment staffer helps peel them off his feet while he does a radio interview, because after nearly 25 years of football dating back to high school, it's a relief to not have to bend over that far. Next come his shoulder pads, which, when yanked over his head, generate a groan that is a mixture of suffering and sweet relief. Manning's pale arms and torso are covered in fresh scrapes and old bruises, some the color of strawberries, others a shade of eggplant.

His socks come off after several violent tugs, revealing toes that are twisted and bent into obtuse angles. When he removes a thick blue DonJoy knee brace from his stiff left leg, he twice pauses to grimace and gather himself before stripping it off and handing it to a staffer for safekeeping.

This is great detail, and it's also gruesome. Of course, Manning's deterioration has been well documented of late, most notably vis-a-vis his arm strength, and the wobbly footballs that quiver through the air like R.A. Dickey knuckleballs.

Even though the Broncos have won both their games, the narrative around the Broncos this season has been — and will continue to be — one not of a stymieing defense but of a struggling quarterback.

Through Week 2, he had a 41.0 Total QBR, 29th in the league. He was averaging just 215.5 passing yards per game with a 58.8 percent completion rate. He'd been sacked seven times. His numbers haven't been this low since his rookie year.

AgentW

United States7725 Posts

September 27 2015 15:51 GMT

#2274

On September 27 2015 23:22 JimmiC wrote:
What to do with Eddie Lacy being Q for Monday night? The options behind him are not pretty!

Word is he'll play but I certainly am not expecting full production.

QuanticHawk

United States32135 Posts

September 27 2015 16:37 GMT

#2275

.25 ppr league, with bonus for 40yd plays and bonuses at 100, 200, 300 yds. Dunbar is on waivers.

Would I rather him over any of these guys:
Garcon, Green-Beckham, Brandon Coleman, or Rishard Matthews

I start 2WR, 2RB and a WRT flex. I have DT, Beckham, Hyde, Gordon, and Steve Smith in my starting line up, and Foster and Tevin Coleman on my bench, so these guys are all backups to me.

I'm thinking either Green-Beckham or Coleman goes, probably Coleman with Brees being dinged. I think Beckham has a much higher ceiling and for someone that's pure backup to me I think it's better to gamble on the high ceiling.

Thoughts? I'd like to do this before 1pm kickoff since Dunbar is FA and I wouldn't have to go through waivers.