ravensdan

I'm still a fan of Tim Burtons Batman.

It's possible sure. But if there was ever going to be a year they are focused enough to kick the door in this would be it. A bit reminiscent of the Ravens 011 season.

We'll see but I bet Dalton comes back and plays close to where he was last year. The only question is how he will fare when the pressure is on in the playoffs. On both Dalton and Lewis.

No no. Cardinals picked him in the third. I meant in this game. I expected to see someone got a steal but not picked.

Just read on rotoworld CB Brandon Williams has the starting job as their #2. After all these rounds he wasn't drafted!

I think Zimmer was a far better coach and there was no drop off. Coaches matter but this team is one of the best in the league and just losing Hue isn't going to drastically knock them down.

Let's just have each team pick one guy to fight to the death. Mountain v viper.

Dallas? What. Afc? I'm pretty confident about Denver not sniffing the playoffs.

Honestly I have zero interest in the Olympic basketball. The rugby was exciting. I'd never watched it before. I hope they televise a lot of taekwondo.

Who would you have beat the Bengals? browns 0-16 I love but then 1-15 is better. They can't even lose right.

Yes. I have been thinking this myself but also heard Daniel Jeremiah talking about the same thing. This Hue Jackson loss is way overrated. I mean it's not like their losing Bill Belichick here. They lost a couple of receivers but this roster is very talented and very deep and Dalton was really playing well before being injured.

Can we seriously put this long dead horse out of its misery. The discussion is beyond pointless.

It all depends on Flacco. He's going to carry this squad. If he's not close to 100% himself it will be a train wreck. As it stands I think we squeak into a WC on tiebreakers.

It's not likely but if someone offered an equivalent LB or T or late pick I'd let Pitta go.

Not likely.

NFC East 1. Redskins - underrated on both sides again. 2. Cowboys - lead by Zeke but Romo can't make it through again. 3. Eagles - just mediocre 4. Giants - the will miss Couglin and have no cohesion. NFC West Cardinals- best record in the NFC Seahawks - significantly worse Oline really holds this team back. 49ers - Kelly gets more out of them than expected. Like a 7-9 finish. Rams - Fisher gets less than expected. Despite the wrecking ball Aaron Donald. NFC South - 1. Panthers- they aren't as good but the rest of the teams just haven't closed the gap. 2. Falcons - earn the first WC despite Ryan. Good running game and D carry them 3. Buccaneers- Winston impresses. 4. Saints - Brees wills this team to victories. But their D still worse NFC North 1. Bears - My surprise upstart team here they have had a couple of great off seasons 2. Vikings - barely win a tie breaker with the Pack their aweful OC continues to hold them back 3. Packers - very up and down again similar issues to last year 4. Lions - just not good Playoffs - Cardinals and Panthers meet up as the 1 v 2. Cards come out on top Bengaks magically season comes to an end at the hands of Carson Palmer. Ouch!

Lol. I love how big of a disaster they continue to be. Even better they actually have some hope now. Can't wait to see it squashed. So I'd say that number lands on 27 by years end.

I think you're on to something with the pig!

I'd trade Pitta for any decent offer in a heartbeat.

I went to a hall of fame game. It was the first year of the Texans v rookie Jeremy shockey giants. It really is pretty cool. Basically watching an nfl game at a small high school.

Thanks guys. Still looking for two players.

I was ready for a game! Sucks.

I don't see how anyone could argue with the Ravens ranking here. unfortunately with Joe and Steve coming off bad injuries they don't have the firepower. The rankings you can argue with would be Bills at 5? What. Saints way down at 15? Anyway he's not a guy to take seriously. Just a comedian really. Why get worked up over it?

With Grassu going to IR I added Blythe. My team is complete.

The Villains select Austin Blythe, center