FanHouse http://www.fanhouse.com FanHouse http://www.fanhouse.com/media/feedlogo.gif FanHouse http://www.fanhouse.com en-us Copyright 2009 Weblogs, Inc. The contents of this feed are available for non-commercial use only. Blogsmith http://www.blogsmith.com/ NFL Picks Week 12: Waiting Game http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/25/nfl-picks-week-12-waiting-on-monday/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/25/nfl-picks-week-12-waiting-on-monday/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/25/nfl-picks-week-12-waiting-on-monday/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Drew BreesAnother week, another game of the century.

This time we'll have to wait through 15 other games -- until Monday night, when the Patriots face the Saints in New Orleans, the second meeting in three weeks with an unbeaten team for New England. And the second one in prime time, so the nation can watch to see if Bill Belichick, holding a six-point lead with two minutes left, might go for it on fourth-and-2 at his own 28 to keep the ball away from Drew Brees.

Given that situation again, he probably would. But not because a variety of "football scientists'' and mathematicians, who surfaced after the try in Indy. Belichick doesn't believe in cottage industries, publicity seekers or New York Times bloggers telling him what to do.

 

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]]> NFL Picks Week 12 Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-25T19:30:00 00:00 Dirty Dozen: Game's Best, Worst Closers http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/25/dirty-dozen-games-best-worst-closers/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/25/dirty-dozen-games-best-worst-closers/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/25/dirty-dozen-games-best-worst-closers/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Peyton ManningAbout 20 years ago, an AP sports writer in Denver named John Mossman went through all of John Elway's games with the Broncos and wrote a story chronicling the number of times he had led fourth-quarter or overtime drives that either won or tied games.

It became an instant stat.

For the next decade, PR men extraordinaire Jim Saccomano in Denver and Harvey Greene in Miami battled annually with lists showing Elway ahead of Dan Marino, or vice versa. Joe Montana probably was ahead of both, but the 49ers PR department declined for a long time to play. But now it's standard -- teams keep lists like that on every quarterback right down to Matthew Stafford, who had his first game-winner on Sunday in the second win of his career.

 

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]]> Matt SchaubPeyton ManningTom Brady Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-25T13:45:00 00:00 Orton's Return Opens NFL's Stretch Run http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/23/ortons-return-opens-nfls-stretch-run/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/23/ortons-return-opens-nfls-stretch-run/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/23/ortons-return-opens-nfls-stretch-run/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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The NFL season officially hit the homestretch late in the second quarter in Denver on Sunday when Josh McDaniels, his Broncos trailing San Diego 13-0, inserted gimpy starting quarterback Kyle Orton for struggling backup Chris Simms.

Denver lost, 32-3, although the offense did get better with Orton leading it.

But that's not the point. The point is that McDaniels, whose team had lost three in a row coming in, felt Sunday's game was so critical that he needed to insert Orton and risk further injury to the ligaments in the QB's ankle, even with another game coming up in four days. It's like George Allen's old slogan for the Redskins of the 70s: "The future is now.'' Except that Allen's slogan worked a lot better than Orton worked for the Broncos -- he certainly was better than Simms, but it didn't matter much.

 

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]]> ben roethlisbergerbrett favredrew breesjosh mcdanielskyle orton Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-23T02:00:00 00:00 Week 11 NFL Picks: Colts Goin' Down http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/19/week-11-nfl-picks-colts-goin-down/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/19/week-11-nfl-picks-colts-goin-down/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/19/week-11-nfl-picks-colts-goin-down/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Colts 9-0Let's get right to it: the Indianapolis Colts will lose for the first time this week in Baltimore, where they played for 34 years until the current owners father packed up the moving vans in the middle of one winter night and headed for Indianapolis.

There are numerous reasons I think this, including the emotion and energy the Colts spent in coming back from two 17-point deficits to beat New England last Sunday night. But the main reason I think Indy will lose is that it has a lot less to play for than the Ravens.

The Colts are favored by one point, so the Vegas guys recognize that this isn't a walkover. And they also seem to recognize that Baltimore's rather lackluster effort in Cleveland Sunday night may have had more to do with the dismal opposition than a lack of form.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-19T14:30:00 00:00 Dirty Dozen: The Mysteries of Rankings http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/18/dirty-dozen-the-mysteries-of-rankings/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/18/dirty-dozen-the-mysteries-of-rankings/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/18/dirty-dozen-the-mysteries-of-rankings/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Carson Palmer"Why does the subjective rating of one NFL team compared to another move folks to anger?'' a fan named Aron Galonsky tweeted to Bob Glauber of Newsday this week after another fan had complained vociferously about Bob's rating of New England over Cincinnati.

"I do not know,'' Bob tweeted back.

Very good question and a very good answer. It's an exchange that makes me wonder why we bother to rate teams every week when the NFL, unlike major college football, has playoffs and a Super Bowl. Actually, I sort of know the answer because when I started in the business, an editor told me "people love lists,'' something I've learned on my own over the years.

Which gets me to this week's top and bottom six and, coincidentally, why I might rate New England higher than Cincinnati this week. (I'm still thinking about it as I write this.)

 

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]]> Ben RoethlisbergerCarson PalmerDwight FreeneySidney Rice Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-18T18:30:00 00:00 LeBron to the Browns: Why Not? Hundreds of Millions of Reasons http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/18/lebron-and-the-browns-risk-hundreds-of-millions-why-not/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/18/lebron-and-the-browns-risk-hundreds-of-millions-why-not/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/18/lebron-and-the-browns-risk-hundreds-of-millions-why-not/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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LeBron JamesOK, I get it.

Cleveland's Eric Mangini wants to sign LeBron James so he won't have to endanger Joshua Cribbs on the final play of a game that's beyond his reach.

Unless, of course, LeBron pulls a hamstring in the fourth hour of a typical Mangini practice.

I guess that was the idea when Mangini, the coach of the NFL's worst team, said when asked about LeBron: "I think he should come on down.''

 

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]]> Brady QuinnJoshua CribbsLeBron James Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-18T16:15:00 00:00 Bozo the Coach, Andy Reid and the Belichick Precedent http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/16/bozo-the-coach-andy-reid-and-the-belichick-precedent/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/16/bozo-the-coach-andy-reid-and-the-belichick-precedent/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/16/bozo-the-coach-andy-reid-and-the-belichick-precedent/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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What Bill Belichick did Sunday night has happened before. It justifiably earned Barry Switzer the nickname "Bozo The Coach'' for failing TWICE on fourth down in the late stages of a tie game. And the Eagles' Andy Reid did the opposite of the New England coach on Sunday, eschewing fourth-and-short twice to kick field goals in what turned out to be an eight-point loss.

Switzer's mistake didn't prevent Dallas from winning its third Super Bowl in four seasons in the early '90s, but it left Switzer at the top of the oft-debated list of worst coaches to win a title.

On Nov. 15, 1995, the Cowboys were playing in Philadelphia and faced a fourth down and 1 on their own 29 with the game tied 17-17 and just over two minutes left. Switzer decided to go for it and sent Emmitt Smith left over the massive Nate Newton.
Jay Mariotti: Spygate to Stupidgate: Belichick Blunders

 

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]]> andy reidAndyReidbarry switzerBarrySwitzerbill belichickBillBelichickemmitt smithEmmittSmith Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-16T10:57:00 00:00 Bengals Are Dysfunctional No Longer http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/16/bengals-are-dysfunctional-no-longer/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/16/bengals-are-dysfunctional-no-longer/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/16/bengals-are-dysfunctional-no-longer/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Cincinnati BengalsThe Cincinnati Bengals have just one scout in their employ, one of the reasons given (beyond their various off-field malfeasances) why they have been consistently dismal for two decades. .

Someone's doing something right in that department these days.

The hero of the Sunday's 18-12 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers that gave Cincinnati control of the AFC North was Bernard Scott, a 25-year-old rookie from Abilene Christian who was one of their sixth-round draft picks. He returned a kickoff 96 yards in the first quarter for the game's only touchdown and took over the running back duties when Cedric Benson went out with a hip injury. He had just 33 yards on 13 carries (it was that kind of smash-mouth defensive game) but he also had a 21-yard reception that set up a third-quarter field goal in a game in which every field goal was like a piece of gold.

 

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]]> bernard scottCedric Benson Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-16T07:00:00 00:00 Week 10 NFL Picks: Midseason Super Bowl in Indy http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/12/week-10-nfl-picks-midseason-super-bowl-in-indy/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/12/week-10-nfl-picks-midseason-super-bowl-in-indy/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/12/week-10-nfl-picks-midseason-super-bowl-in-indy/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Peyton Manning and Tom BradyIt's now officially an annual fixture like the Super Bowl: a Patriots-Colts game locked into November. Whichever network has it can reap the sweeps month ratings that come from the matchup of Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.

This year, it's NBC -- the Sunday night contest. As usual, the teams come in as the top two in the AFC -- or close to it. The Colts are unbeaten, the Patriots are 6-2, have won three straight, five of six and are looking and playing better as Brady regains his form after last season's knee surgery.

This is the 10th game between these teams since 2003, including three in the playoffs. The Pats lead this Brady-Manning series 6-4, but the Colts have won four of the last five, including the AFC championship game for the 2006 season and last season, 18-15.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-12T13:30:00 00:00 Dirty Dozen: Are Pats, Colts NFL's Best? http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/11/dirty-dozen-maybe-pats-colts-are-best/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/11/dirty-dozen-maybe-pats-colts-are-best/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/11/dirty-dozen-maybe-pats-colts-are-best/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Tom Brady and Peyton ManningIt's Pats-Colts week, with Sunday night's contest in Indianapolis the 10th game between Indy and New England since 2003, the second year of the new alignment that left them in different divisions.

With the ascendancy of Twitter, it appears to be Pats-Colts conspiracy week.

Since I don't have 3,123,174 followers, like my friends Peter King, Adam Schefter and Chris Mortensen (@SI_PeterKing, @Adam_Schefter, @mortreport, respectively), I'm reduced to following their answers to fan questions as unofficial Twitter answer men on the NFL. Their responses (especially the ones from Peter) are, at times, to questions implying some sort of conspiracy by the NFL and the networks to make sure the Patriots and Colts play every season.

 

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]]> josh freemanJoshFreeman Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-11T18:30:00 00:00 Four 'Contenders' in Serious Trouble http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/08/four-contenders-in-serious-trouble/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/08/four-contenders-in-serious-trouble/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/08/four-contenders-in-serious-trouble/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Eli ManningHalfway through the season, the Giants, Ravens, Packers and Bears are alive for playoff spots.

Mathematically.

Based on what happened to them Sunday, it looks like time to start preparing for 2010. For not only did they lose, the way they lost and the psychological ramifications make it even harder to recover.

You could throw Houston in there too, but the Texans can still have a good season -- at 5-4 they are on course for their first winning season ever, although the way they lost Sunday to unbeaten Indianapolis opens up enough "what ifs?'' for 16 games. And the way they've played the Colts during their eight-season life makes losses to Indy inevitable. Last season, they managed to blow a 27-10 lead at home in half a quarter; they are now 0-8 lifetime in Indianapolis and 1-14 lifetime overall.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-08T23:15:00 00:00 Week 9 NFL Picks: Not Much Belief in First-Place Broncos http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/06/week-9-nfl-picks-little-faith-in-denver/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/06/week-9-nfl-picks-little-faith-in-denver/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/06/week-9-nfl-picks-little-faith-in-denver/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Denver BroncosThe Denver Broncos lost for the first time last week, a predictable defeat in Baltimore.

The folks who set the odds seem to think that's the start of a trend. Don't hold it against them -- their first concern is always money, and they seem to think Pittsburgh is the money team as it heads for a Monday night meeting at Invesco Field. The Steelers are a three-point favorite against a team that hadn't lost a game until it went to Baltimore.

Understandable on one level.

The Steelers are the Super Bowl champions, a team that's almost always competitive. Denver's a traditional team, too, but it's tradition most recently hasn't been what it was in the 1980s and 1990s when it went to five Super Bowls, winning the last two in John Elway's final two seasons.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-06T15:00:00 00:00 Dirty Dozen: What Have They Done With The Browns? http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/04/dirty-dozen-what-have-they-done-with-the-browns/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/04/dirty-dozen-what-have-they-done-with-the-browns/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/04/dirty-dozen-what-have-they-done-with-the-browns/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Cleveland BrownsWhen Art Modell fled for Baltimore with his Cleveland Browns, the NFL's consolation prize was the new Browns, complete with colors, history and Dawg Pound.

If the NFL had known what it had created, it might have forced Modell to stay. Because a decade after the Browns were reborn, they remain one of the two or three worst franchises in the NFL, a status reaffirmed on Monday when George Kokinis, the newly hired general manager, was asked to leave 10 months after he was hired.

Why? He hadn't done anything anyway, other than stand by and watch as Eric Mangini, who failed as the New York Jets' coach, traded away impact players or guys with potential for a bundle of mediocre ex-Jets.

But the record speaks for itself.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-04T21:30:00 00:00 Snap Judgment? Just Play the Games http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/02/snap-judgment-just-play-the-games/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/02/snap-judgment-just-play-the-games/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/11/02/snap-judgment-just-play-the-games/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Eli ManningModern communication makes every NFL Sunday into a season of its own. This particular Sunday proved that fans should reserve judgment until after their teams have demonstrated some sort of form. In most cases, it's inconsistency more than the opposite.

Thus did this Sunday give us:

o. The New York Giants, rated as the NFL's best team in numerous "power rankings'' just two weeks ago, lost their third straight game, 40-17 in Philadelphia. They've been outscored 112-61 in those three losses. They also seem to have been surpassed in the NFC East (at least this week) by Philadelphia and Dallas, two teams written off two weeks ago after dismal losses in Oakland and Denver respectively.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-11-02T01:00:00 00:00 Week 8 NFL Picks: Favre-Fest, Part II http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/30/week-8-nfl-picks-favre-fest-part-ii/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/30/week-8-nfl-picks-favre-fest-part-ii/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/30/week-8-nfl-picks-favre-fest-part-ii/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Brett FavreThe hype for Brett Favre's return to Green Bay was inevitable as soon as he made his decision to return for yet another NFL season, this with the Minnesota Vikings. It's now officially out of hand as Brett returns to Wisconsin.

Is all this anticlimactic? After all, Favre already has faced the Packers -- at the Metrodome in Week Four, quarterbacking the Vikings to a 30-23 win. In a Monday night game, no less.

But yes, this is something else -- a return to the place Favre played for 16 seasons and led the Packers to two Super Bowls, winning one and getting them to the brink of several others. A hero turned -- in the eyes of numerous Green Bay fans -- into a traitor.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-10-30T14:00:00 00:00 Walter Payton: Sweetness and Sorrow http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/29/walter-payton-sweetness-and-sorrow/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/29/walter-payton-sweetness-and-sorrow/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/29/walter-payton-sweetness-and-sorrow/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Walter PaytonJim Finks knew the Atlanta Falcons would use the first pick of the 1975 draft on Steve Bartkowski, the California quarterback -- then, as now, "franchise'' quarterbacks were a premium item.

What the general manager of the Chicago Bears didn't know as he waited on at New York's Hilton Hotel on Jan. 28 of that year was whether or not Dallas would use the second pick on the player he desperately coveted: Walter Payton, a running back from Jackson State who had finished fourth in the Heisman Trophy voting, despite playing for a historically black school that never competed on national television.

"We didn't know who we were going to take either,'' says Gil Brandt, then the personnel director of the Dallas Cowboys. "I guess the draft started at noon and we didn't make our decision until maybe an hour before. It was Walter or Randy White and we went with longevity -- defensive linemen are supposed to last a lot longer than running backs.''
George: Jeff Fisher Remembers Payton, the Teammate
Moore: Payton Was Supposed to Live Forever

 

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]]> Walter PaytonWalterPayton Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-10-29T12:00:00 00:00 Dirty Dozen: Redskins Keep Sinking http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/28/dirty-dozen-redskins-keep-sinking/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/28/dirty-dozen-redskins-keep-sinking/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/28/dirty-dozen-redskins-keep-sinking/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Jason CampbellThe Washington Redskins aren't the worst team in the NFL, but they're certainly the most chaotic. And the most disdainful of their paying customers.

They flounder on the field and they flounder off it -- especially off it, where owner Daniel Snyder, a self-absorbed billionaire who views his employees as pawns to be manipulated and eventually discarded, is loathed now by fans who are among the most loyal in sports.

Consider this tweet Tuesday night from a fan who calls himself @kn0nothing: "Had to sneak in our Sean Taylor memorial banner last 3 games.''

Why? Because Snyder and his minions have banned banners, many of which were uncomplimentary to them and their 2-5 team.
Kevin Blackistone: Snyder Running a Repressive Regime

 

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]]> Dwayne JarrettJason CampbellJay CutlerSteve Smith Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-10-28T22:15:00 00:00 Unbeaten Saints Seem Parity-Proof http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/25/unbeaten-saints-seem-parity-proof/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/25/unbeaten-saints-seem-parity-proof/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/25/unbeaten-saints-seem-parity-proof/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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This piece was supposed to be about parity. About two of the NFL's four remaining unbeaten teams losing and about why New England's 16-0 2007 regular season was so remarkable.

In other words, about why no one will match that soon. Or ever.

That's still probably true. But the Saints are making a lot of believers after falling behind 24-3 Sunday, then outscoring Miami 43-10 in the last 30 minutes and two seconds to win 46-34. How many interceptions does Darren Sharper, who will turn 34 in nine days, have to return for touchdowns before we'll starting wondering if New Orleans can emulate the Patriots?

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-10-25T21:30:00 00:00 Week 7 NFL Picks: Brett's Boys Due For A Loss http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/23/week-7-nfl-picks-bretts-boys-due-for-a-loss/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/23/week-7-nfl-picks-bretts-boys-due-for-a-loss/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/23/week-7-nfl-picks-bretts-boys-due-for-a-loss/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Brett FavreThere aren't normally this many unbeaten teams left after six weeks of the season -- the number right now is four, a "modern'' record. (which means nobody really knows who did what back in the days of the Canton Bulldogs and Providence Steamrollers.)

There might be only one after this week: Denver, which isn't playing. Although, to get serious, does anyone really expect the Rams to beat the Colts? And we'll get to the Saints later.

But it's time for the Vikings to lose (yes, I've said that before.) If not for Brett Favre and Greg Lewis, they would have lost to San Francisco. If not for Steve Hauschka, the Raven's field-goal kicker, they would have lost last week to Baltimore.

 

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]]> Dave Goldberg dave-goldberg 2009-10-23T14:00:00 00:00 Best and Worst NFL Coaches: The Dirty Dozen Rankings http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/22/dirty-dozen-ranking-the-nfls-head-coaches-from-belichick-to-z/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/22/dirty-dozen-ranking-the-nfls-head-coaches-from-belichick-to-z/ http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2009/10/22/dirty-dozen-ranking-the-nfls-head-coaches-from-belichick-to-z/#comments Dave Goldbergby Dave Goldberg

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Coaches know their eventual fate the day they are hired. Almost all will be fired within a few years unless they do something very difficult, like win a Super Bowl. Or ride off into the sunset to pursue better causes, as Tony Dungy did.

So maybe Jeff Fisher's time has come.

 

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