Year to date for those mysteriously gone: Misterc: 5-7 (.417) missy61886 is 2-1 (.667)
Here's this week's Line Thursday: Miami -2.5 @ Detroit Tampa Bay +11 @ Dallas Denver PUSH @ Kansas City
Sunday: Jacksonville -3 @ Buffalo Houston +5.5 @ NY Jets Pittsburgh +2.5 @ Baltimore Cincinnati -3 @ Cleveland Arizona +6 @ Minnesota San Francisco +5.5 @ St. Louis New Orleans +3 @ Atlanta Carolina -4.5 @ Washington Chicago +3 @ New England Philadelphia +9.5 @ Indianapolis NY Giants -3.5 @ Tennessee Oakland +13 @ San Diego
Blue Horseshoe (I normally shie away from big point spreads as too risky, but Indy is coming off a big loss and Philly just lost their All-Star quarterback. I'll make the rare exception.)
Miami (They should be 3 points better than Detroit)
Niners (I'm becoming a believer. Even if they lose, they should be closer than 6.)
Jacksonville (Last week's 3 TD game by Buffalo QB Losman was a fluke. He's NOT that good.) Baltimore (The wheels have officially fallen off the Roethlisberger bandwagon.) Carolina (Over the hapless Redskins, I'd still take 'em if the spread was twice as big.)
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Ow. Harsh week for me. I blame all these new QBs for making things so unpredictable.
Seriously, I can't remember any previous season when so many new kids took over the esteemed starting QB slot: Arizona - Leinart Dallas - Romo Tampa Bay - Gradkowski Tennessee - Young Washington - Campbell
Then we also had Wallace substituting for the injured Hasselbeck in Seattle for several weeks. And if the rumors are to be believed, Cutler will be taking over in Denver soon.
And that's not EVEN getting into the grumblings over the QB position in Pittsburgh, Chicago, Oakland and NY.
Is this what them hoity-toity business consultants refer to as a "paradigm shift"?