TheSportsPredictor
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The NFL has turned into one of those '70s disaster movies like The Towering Inferno or The Poseidon Adventure. It's a bunch of people moving toward a finish while avoiding pitfalls along the way. Some survive, some fall by the wayside, a small group emerges at the end.
So far we've already lost Tom Brady, half of Jacksonville's offensive line, Jeff Saturday, Nate Burleson, Vince Young, and now Marques Colston. Marion Barber is pretty banged up. Jeff Garcia is very questionable for Week 2. Seattle's number-two running back, Maurice Morris, is out a couple weeks. Cleveland lost Donte Stallworth during warmups. Who knows how healthy Peyton Manning really is.
Is it just a string of bad luck? A trend the NFL must look into what with the speed and size of players? I can't remember the last time so many marquee players were this beat up just a week into the season.
So far we've already lost Tom Brady, half of Jacksonville's offensive line, Jeff Saturday, Nate Burleson, Vince Young, and now Marques Colston. Marion Barber is pretty banged up. Jeff Garcia is very questionable for Week 2. Seattle's number-two running back, Maurice Morris, is out a couple weeks. Cleveland lost Donte Stallworth during warmups. Who knows how healthy Peyton Manning really is.
Is it just a string of bad luck? A trend the NFL must look into what with the speed and size of players? I can't remember the last time so many marquee players were this beat up just a week into the season.