ColinG
Just Football Please
We are still at the top even threw a bye week. He didn't adjust for last night's game though.
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1. Tampa Bay (2-1): Warren Sapp told me he wanted to make the Pro Bowl as a two-way talent this year. I thought he was kidding.
2. Kansas City (3-0): Is there any team the Chiefs can't steamroll?
3. Carolina (2-0). On his bye Sunday, Julius Peppers rushed the TV. He forgot he was off.
4. Oakland (1-1). AARP Monthly is in Jerry Rice's locker.
5. Indianapolis (3-0). It might just be my imagination, but I would bet this offense isn't clicking right now.
6. Tennessee (2-1). At Pittsburgh and New England the next two weeks. Both winnable. Both loseable.
7. Denver (2-0). Muster your ground forces tonight, Alex Gibbs and Rick Dennison.
8. Miami (2-1). It's the physical punishment the Dolphins laid on the Bills Sunday night that was so impressive. Maybe the Wannstedts should just let Ricky Williams run it 65 times a game, because when they throw it, bad things happen.
9. Buffalo (2-1). I just thought the offensive line would be better.
10. Seattle (3-0). How cute. Shaun Alexander's daughter was born 28 minutes before kickoff. He was at the hospital. He then made it back to the stadium for most of the game. He and his wife named the girl "Heaven." I must say I never met a girl named "Heaven." I assume her nickname will be "Hev."
11. Minnesota (3-0). Weird scheduling run now: San Francisco at home, Atlanta on the road, then three at home -- Denver, New York Giants, Green Bay. Wow. Does any other team have such a big edge in the homefield-advantage department?
12. Pittsburgh (2-1). If I'm Bill Cowher, I put Jerome Bettis back in the starting lineup and give him 20 carries a game. I like Amos Zereoue, but Bettis showed in Cincinnati that he can get the tough yards, and some quick ones, too.
13. New York Giants (2-1). Despite making the Fine Fifteen, they've given up more passing yards than any team in football. That's worrisome. Good thing Kerry Collins bails them out so consistently.
14. New England (2-1). Players on D continue to drop like flies. Now Ted Washington's gone for a week or two, maybe more. And the Pats' next six games all could be against teams with winning records.
15. St. Louis (1-2). The Rams blew a 23-10 lead in Espressoville. You just can't do that. Bright side: That Seattle defense is punishing, and the Rams moved the ball on it.
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1. Tampa Bay (2-1): Warren Sapp told me he wanted to make the Pro Bowl as a two-way talent this year. I thought he was kidding.
2. Kansas City (3-0): Is there any team the Chiefs can't steamroll?
3. Carolina (2-0). On his bye Sunday, Julius Peppers rushed the TV. He forgot he was off.
4. Oakland (1-1). AARP Monthly is in Jerry Rice's locker.
5. Indianapolis (3-0). It might just be my imagination, but I would bet this offense isn't clicking right now.
6. Tennessee (2-1). At Pittsburgh and New England the next two weeks. Both winnable. Both loseable.
7. Denver (2-0). Muster your ground forces tonight, Alex Gibbs and Rick Dennison.
8. Miami (2-1). It's the physical punishment the Dolphins laid on the Bills Sunday night that was so impressive. Maybe the Wannstedts should just let Ricky Williams run it 65 times a game, because when they throw it, bad things happen.
9. Buffalo (2-1). I just thought the offensive line would be better.
10. Seattle (3-0). How cute. Shaun Alexander's daughter was born 28 minutes before kickoff. He was at the hospital. He then made it back to the stadium for most of the game. He and his wife named the girl "Heaven." I must say I never met a girl named "Heaven." I assume her nickname will be "Hev."
11. Minnesota (3-0). Weird scheduling run now: San Francisco at home, Atlanta on the road, then three at home -- Denver, New York Giants, Green Bay. Wow. Does any other team have such a big edge in the homefield-advantage department?
12. Pittsburgh (2-1). If I'm Bill Cowher, I put Jerome Bettis back in the starting lineup and give him 20 carries a game. I like Amos Zereoue, but Bettis showed in Cincinnati that he can get the tough yards, and some quick ones, too.
13. New York Giants (2-1). Despite making the Fine Fifteen, they've given up more passing yards than any team in football. That's worrisome. Good thing Kerry Collins bails them out so consistently.
14. New England (2-1). Players on D continue to drop like flies. Now Ted Washington's gone for a week or two, maybe more. And the Pats' next six games all could be against teams with winning records.
15. St. Louis (1-2). The Rams blew a 23-10 lead in Espressoville. You just can't do that. Bright side: That Seattle defense is punishing, and the Rams moved the ball on it.
