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This isn't that team. That team was never physically dominant like we're seeing tonight and have most of the season so far. I'm starting to buy into this one. Hard to say and even harder to actually do.

Season ending IR even if it's just a hangnail.

Dare I say or even think, but that last drive had the 90s flavor. But here's the game really - we made them eat up almost a full quarter of time, and they have a goose egg to show for it. Then, pouncing on the turnover with a almost immediate TD off it. Romo is looking almost back to form...

Bingo.

And that is where the four turnovers I said we would collect, happens. One down, three to go.

On defense you're doing what you need to do and what the 4-3 is designed to do - make the opponent burn clock time, but keep them out of the end zone. I'll take this defensive performance every week.

Romo looks to be almost all the way back. He admitted in pregame interview he is "night and day" now vs. week 1. Putting the complete lie of "100 percent healed" they were giving us in preseason, in the definite fucking LIE column.

Did you get it in before the bets closed?

Sweet way to start. Now let the turnover party for the Saints begin.

I think that is exactly right. There was 50 seconds left when Piggsburgh punted from their own end aftr a 3 and out. Then the Bucs hit a big pass that put them inside the 5. They spiked it, then had a incompletion, then hit a 5 yd TD pass with 7 seconds left. They kicked off, and Piggsburgh...

I just saw how Piggsburg got beat by the Bucs. Liked it.

:lol

Yep me too and I finally have my prediction. The D gets some turnovers - maybe a coupla fumbles and a coupla picks off Brees. The O hangs a fortyburger on tub o' guts Ryan's D. Dallas 41 Nawlins 20

3-0 and have that genius coach - never mind their schedule. But I suppose you have to have them top ten at least, with the 3-0 mark.

I think the Eagles ranking says more about cult of personality (Their coach) than it says anything at all about the actual team performance.

See my post #39. That's exactly right. First off, he doesn't know where the ball should go, and the hesitation makes him panic. Secondly, when he decides where the ball should go he can't accurately deliver it. To a good degree, he is a product of the HS and college systems he played in. But...

That's my dilemma as well. But, waiting until Sunday morning probably, to make my official pick.

You concede the can't read defenses part, but really think he can throw - on target - for shit?

What exactly is that upside? He can't throw for shit, can't read defenses. Doesn't know what to do out there. His upside is he might run? Then. Get hurt.

Other than a shutout.