skinnybutphat
01-05-2006, 09:07 PM
Road dogs will be barking this weekend.
Clinton Portis' Mom & the boys roll into Tampa, punch the Bucs in the face & win. The Redskins lose the following week in Seattle, but they keep it close & cover.
Steelers get their vengeance when they bludgeon the Bengals. Peyton at home will be too much for them the following week.
New England will continue the road back to the Superbowl as they beat Jacksonville, then Denver on the road.
This weekend's closest game looks to be NYG vs. Carolina. Sorry Bigblu, your Giants are going to be cleaning out their lockers this Sunday after Deshaun runs past your boys, and Jay Feely misses 3 more field goals in OT. Even if the Giants do win, the prize is a trip to Chicago to get man-handled. A ferociously pissed Bear team that did not enjoy seeing their 2nd & 3rd teamers lose the #1 defensive ranking last Sunday awaits.
The Panthers get mauled (again) at the hands of My Bears leaving Seattle in the NFC, and an Indy vs. New England AFC title game rematch.
No one has been running on The Pats lately and that trend continues. Goober will have to beat them and they won't be biting on his play-action this time around. Bill Billacheck's big pulsating brain will come up with blitzes & schemes that will keep Indy frustrated, and they lose again to New England in the title game.
Seattle will see a good defense for only the 2nd time since week 4, unfortunately for them The Bear defense is way too fast & good to let Alexander take control of the game. The Bears board the short flight to Detroit.
Back to the scene of the crime, 20 years after Super Bowl XX where The Greatest Collection of Football Players ever to be on the same sideline at once in the most dominating victory in Superbowl history (it was at the time) join forces with the current Bears to rematch New England in Super Bowl XL.
The ghost of The Great Walter Payton gets in the endzone this time as the Bears roll over New England (again) 44 - 10. Fridge doesn't score this time, but he does take a bite out of Brady's arm.
Clinton Portis' Mom & the boys roll into Tampa, punch the Bucs in the face & win. The Redskins lose the following week in Seattle, but they keep it close & cover.
Steelers get their vengeance when they bludgeon the Bengals. Peyton at home will be too much for them the following week.
New England will continue the road back to the Superbowl as they beat Jacksonville, then Denver on the road.
This weekend's closest game looks to be NYG vs. Carolina. Sorry Bigblu, your Giants are going to be cleaning out their lockers this Sunday after Deshaun runs past your boys, and Jay Feely misses 3 more field goals in OT. Even if the Giants do win, the prize is a trip to Chicago to get man-handled. A ferociously pissed Bear team that did not enjoy seeing their 2nd & 3rd teamers lose the #1 defensive ranking last Sunday awaits.
The Panthers get mauled (again) at the hands of My Bears leaving Seattle in the NFC, and an Indy vs. New England AFC title game rematch.
No one has been running on The Pats lately and that trend continues. Goober will have to beat them and they won't be biting on his play-action this time around. Bill Billacheck's big pulsating brain will come up with blitzes & schemes that will keep Indy frustrated, and they lose again to New England in the title game.
Seattle will see a good defense for only the 2nd time since week 4, unfortunately for them The Bear defense is way too fast & good to let Alexander take control of the game. The Bears board the short flight to Detroit.
Back to the scene of the crime, 20 years after Super Bowl XX where The Greatest Collection of Football Players ever to be on the same sideline at once in the most dominating victory in Superbowl history (it was at the time) join forces with the current Bears to rematch New England in Super Bowl XL.
The ghost of The Great Walter Payton gets in the endzone this time as the Bears roll over New England (again) 44 - 10. Fridge doesn't score this time, but he does take a bite out of Brady's arm.