Mid-Season Football Review Show!

[darkeyedresolve]

I'm kinda bored, and since we have gone through almost 8 weeks of football goodness, lets talk about it. There has been some ups and downs, especially when it comes to some of my favorite teams....ughh...Browns...

So I, being an eternal optimist, thought my Browns were going to find a way to get into the playoffs. I was basing this on the fact

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[du_secondaire]

So I'm not sure what Cleveland's problem is. The injuries to Hillis and Hardesty really aren't helping the cause - do you know if Ogbonnaya (the former Texan) is starting this week? I tried to pick him up on fantasy, but no avail.

I heard a great name for CJ2K this season - CJ2YPC, where the last part stands for "2 yards per carry" LOL.

UNF. I never really had it for Cush before, but that picture...I kinda want to hit that like it's hot. I can't see the Texans exploding considering they've got a bunch of lousy teams left on the schedule (Cincinnati, as the most understated 6-2(?) in the league, could be troublesome. Atlanta could also be troublesome, but the NFC South is weaker than it was last year and their secondary has a habit of playing five yards off the ball).

I actually pick Big Blue to take the NFC East, because I really think Philly's a) far behind, and b) are overdue for another stretch of glorious egg-laying.

NFC North: Packers: maybe 16-0?I F#$@ING HOPE HOT. I really hope Detroit has the balls to knock them off on

[darkeyedresolve]

Cleveland's offense just has nothing going for it, its so vanilla, there is no big plays. They really don't have any special team plays lately to help get them into better field position. It seems like they are always starting deep in their own field.

You love the Cush, just accept it, I make people love him.

I think they should be able to win out, but you never know what might happen on any Sunday. I am hoping to go to the Cincinnati game since its in my backyard, in addition to going to the Colts' game when the Texans come to Indy.

I'm probably living in the moment with the Eagles, but they are only back two games. I think either one of those teams would make it to the wild card or play offs, depending on how the Bears do. I don't trust the Bears either.

The NFC wild card could be either the Bears, the Giants/Eagles, or Atlanta. I'd love it to be the Bears.

[du_secondaire]

Cleveland just looks sort of flat, not unlike Seattle or Arizona, or the way Purdue looks against Wisconsin. They can't get it together either.

It just makes me want more Cush/Ryans, ydek. And the announcers in the game I'm watching just said "[...]you come back, and just explode all over someone." Giggity giggity goo!

I'd love it for it to be the Bears, but I also don't trust the Bears (pass-wacky, one-dimensional, all of this nonsense Forte's contract, Tice's gazillion iterations of the same lousy O-line, Martz vs. Cutler, blown coverate) or the Eagles (poor coaching, bad psychology, injuries, Vick's durability). I think Detroit and New York. Atlanta's buried too deeply in the NFC South, especially if the Buccaneers put up a halfway-decent showing in the next three weeks or so.