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Mr. Sunshine

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Week kicks off with Redskins at Giants. Washington has played surprisingly well, and the Giants have gacked two games away in the fourth quarter. Cousins threw 14 interceptions against NY last season.

It's also a big week if you enjoy watching ****ty QBs. The Bears (Claussen), Cowboys (Weeden) and Saints (the other McCown) will all be starting backups.
 
Best thing that can happen is Redskins-Giants ends in a 0-0 tie and a giant sinkhole swallows both teams like in a bad novel.
 
There has never been a surer thing than the Seahawks beating the Bears this week in Seattle. You hear me, Reacher? Dig into that savings account.
 
Redskins have found a formula that can work -- run, play defense, limit Cousins' opportunities to kill you with a mistake.

They've played two teams with really strong defensive lines and have run over both of them. Bill Callahan, who helped develop the OL talent in Dallas, seems to have coached up what had been a suspect offensive line. Their time of possession is ridiculous -- averaging almost 38 minutes per game. And the big stat -- last week Cousins had no turnovers.

I'm a big fan of power football, and I'm very intrigued by Washington early. Of course, they're the Redskins, so something is bound to go wrong.
 
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For all the **** Cutler takes, the offense can't function without him. I'd be stunned if the Bears score a TD.

Also, they haven't had a sack yet. Without a pass rush, they're a safe bet to give up 30+.
 
Redskins have found a formula that can work -- run, play defense, limit Cousins' opportunities to kill you with a mistake.

They've played two teams with really strong defensive lines and have run over both of them. Bill Callahan, who helped develop the OL talent in Dallas, seems to have coached up what had been a suspect offensive line. Their time of possession is ridiculous -- averaging almost 38 minutes per game. And the big stat -- last week Cousins had no turnovers.

I'm a big power football fan, and I'm very intrigued by Washington early. Of course, they're the Redskins, so something is bound to go wrong.

Given how much **** the OL took in the preseason, its play has been one of the more pleasant surprises so far.
 
For all the **** Cutler takes, the offense can't function without him. I'd be stunned if the Bears score a TD.

Also, they haven't had a sack yet. Without a pass rush, they're a safe bet to give up 30+.
I hear ya. I do. But man. Laying 14.5 is tough to do in the NFL. I'll probably stay away, while not being surprised if Seattle wins 34-9.
 
Some unlikely teams facing potential 0-3 craters to their 2015 season playing unbeaten teams:

Lions - hosting Denver Sunday night.
Ravens - hosting Bengals.
Eagles - at the Jets. Not sure the recipe for Chipper to untrack his offense is against a Jets defense that has 10 turnovers and only given up 17 points.
 
I hear ya. I do. But man. Laying 14.5 is tough to do in the NFL. I'll probably stay away, while not being surprised if Seattle wins 34-9.

Too big a number in today's NFL. Twenty years ago, a 31-10 lead was truly safe. I could see the Seahawks getting up a lot and then going prevent and winning by 10. Coaches don't care about winning big as much as winning healthy.
 
I hear ya. I do. But man. Laying 14.5 is tough to do in the NFL. I'll probably stay away, while not being surprised if Seattle wins 34-9.

as big as that line is looks, not sure i'd be on the Bears even if they were getting 17.5.
 
I'm not sure Claussen could lead the Bears to a TD if the Seahawks played with 7 on defense.
 
If the line stays at 14, so I can buy the half-point and get it to 13.5, I might dip my toes in the water with Seattle.

Jimmy Clausssssen is a dumpster fire.
 
"At least we're not Cleveland!" -- Redskins fans, every season, no matter what
 
Kam Chancellor has ended his holdout. 5Dimes has the Seattle-Chicago line up to 16 now.
 
6 of one half a dozen of the other. They are both terrible.
 

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