Recalling my gambling days, I’ve always found the over-abundance of information available about the weekly NFL matchups to be a bit of a handicap. There are times you can know too much.
So if you’re reading my picks each week, you’re not going to find any wonderful insight, or some nugget of info that’ll blow the lid off your fantasy league; just a guess, and maybe a couple sentences offering the reason. The team in bold is my pick.
The Dolphins looked great in the preseason, but it was just that – preseason. For now, I’m going with the champs.
It looks as though this may actually be a pretty epic clash between these NFC South rivals for the next couple of years, which is nice. Strong rivalries make leagues better. No Steve Smith is a hiccup for
This one makes it three home teams in a row. I have no special faith in
I’m going off the board here.
A great test for both teams. They both seem to have aspirations of making some sort of run this year, and a week 1 loss will test
I hate
Drew Brees just loves these game-breaking running backs, doesn’t he? If Reggie Bush is half the back LaDainian Tomlinson is, the Saints are going to look very good this year.
The Jets are playing for a first-overall pick next spring.
I can’t even name the guy
Well,
Too soon for the tundra of Lambeau Field to freeze, and too late in the career for Brett Favre to pull many wins out for this Packers team.
I haven’t read the words
Ugh.
This game’s been getting some hype, which invariably means Peyton Manning will fall apart and the Colts will lose.
Can “ugh” be the write up for two games in the same week? This early in the season, and there are already enough teams no one cares about to garner two “ughs”? Competitive balance my ass.
Black hole, Raider Nation, blah blah blah. Philip Rivers doesn’t need to do a whole lot to help his team win some games. He basically just has to show up and give the ball to LT, and let him and the defense do what they do.
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