
Michael Vick was reinstated in the NFL over a year ago and he’s back better than ever. Vick has a new image on and off the field and NFL defenses are witnessing first hand things that have never been done. The once highest paid NFL playeris in the last year of his contract with the Eagles. The Eagles cut ties with their previous franchise QB Donovan McNabb this past summer and picked up the $5 million team option on Michael Vick and now it seems like that may have been the best move ever made by the Eagles organization. My question is; how much is the once $100 million dollar man next contract going to be worth? Will he become the $100 million dollar man again? Rumor is that the Eagles may slap the franchise tag on Vick in which he would be paid the average salary of the top 5 paid quarterbacks. By placing the franchise tag on Vick does not stop Vick from signing with another team but if another team signs him they would have to give up their 1st round draft pick then sign Vick to a long term contract. This sounds like something right up the Eagles alley but franchise QBs with a unique skill set such as Vick’s are rare. And if [click to continue…]
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Week 3 of the NFL is in the books and some teams have found some consistency while others are consistent with their inconsistency after 3 weeks of football. I really don’t know what to make of my New York “Football” Giants but Michael and the Vickadelphia Eagles look scary good offensively. There are now 3 teams remaining unbeaten, the Steelers, Chiefs and Bears. With that said, checkout my take on week 3 in the NFL.
Titans vs Giants: If you look at the numbers for each team in this game you would of assume the Giants won this game but that was not the case. Giants lost 29-10 and out gained the Titans by more than 200 yards because of critical turnovers in the red zone Sunday. The Titans capitalized on everyone of the Giants mistakes and ran away with this game. Eli Manning attempted to make a Favre-ish left handed pass in with the Giants in scoring position that was tipped up in the air and intercepted. I know the Giants are my team but this is a classic case of a team beating themselves. I really don’t know what to expect from the Giants but Coughlin may be on his way to increasing the economy’s unemployment rate if the Giants don’t get it together. Titans Chris Johnson ran for over 100 yards and 2 TDs thanks to the Giants mistakes and poor defense. Vince Young’s numbers weren’t impressive but he did what he does and got the win.
Bengals vs Panthers: If the Panthers just had a reliable QB they may be an okay team but Jimmy Clausen started his first game as a pro and played just as good as Carson Palmer did. I’m starting to think Palmer is never going to live up to the QB everyone expects him to be because his play has been sub par all year. He has a run game, 2 great receivers and a young stud at tight end but has yet to put together a great game statistically. I’ll give him a pass because there was bad weather this Sunday which affected some of his throws. Bengals will be good this year but they’ll only go as far as Palmer can take them so he needs to step up his game and show some consistency. Panthers look like sh*t and seem to not even be capable of running the ball effectively thus far this season. Rumors are spreading that Pro Bowl receiver Steve Smith will seek a trade by the trade deadline so continue to monitor his status as the deadline approaches. Bengals when will Batman aka T.O. have his coming out party?
Steelers vs Buccaneers: 45 year old Charlie Batch exposed the previously undefeated fraud Bucs on Sunday with a surprising performance. Steelers ran away with this game even with a slow start. The Steelers defense took advantage [click to continue…]
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In week 2 of the young NFL season some teams made adjustments to get back on track while others received reality checks. My Giants were killed in the “Manning Bowl” and I didn’t do to well in my fantasy leagues thanks to Michael Turner’s groin injury but the season is young. Nonetheless, here is my take/commentary on week 2 in the NFL. Leave your comments and thoughts regarding week 2 in the NFL young season.
Bills vs Packers: No surprise here with the Packers smacking the Bills 34-7. This game was one sided even though Packers seemed to get off to a slow start and Aaron Rodgers has yet to hit on all cylinders. Bills are who we thought they were and I see no light the end of the tunnel. Packers get their first test next week against the surprisingly 2-0 Bears but I think Rodgers will have a big game.
Dolphins vs Vikings: Let me begin by saying, “This is the interception throwing Brett Favre we all know & love”! I am probably not the only football fan annoyed by Favre’s indecisiveness for the past 5 seasons regarding his retirement but I think not attending camp this year is going to leave a hell of a bite mark. Favre turned the ball over 4 times including 3 interceptions & a fumble and the Vikings still had an opportunity to win because of “AP All Day” big runs late in the game. But let’s not give Favre all of the credit because the Dolphins’ defense kept him under pressure and stopped AP on a big 4th & goal stop. Chad Henne has yet to get that offense going but Dolphins are a solid hard nose Bill Parcells team so they’ll continue to be competitive. If Henne takes that next step in his development as a QB then the Dolphins may make a little noise in the AFC East.
Chiefs vs Browns: Chiefs follow their impressive win over the Chargers with a not so impressive win over the [click to continue…]
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“You play to win the game” -Herman Edwards
Any football fan who has been paying attention this season has seen this topic heavily debated the last 2 weeks : Should Michael Vick be the starting QB for the Philadelphia Eagles?? Football fans want to win now and it appears Vick gives his team the best chance to do so given his performance the last 2 games. I personally feel that Vick gives them the best chance to win now. One problem: Vick is the back up QB.
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