Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

I really should take the Tiki route and retire now at the top of my game

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but honestly I'm not that smart.

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

Pittsburgh is goin to win because they have way more firepower compared to the Browns.:D

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

They won... two days ago. :confused:

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

... 1/1 buddy. :D 100% Beats all of your percentages! Muhaha... But I think I deserve like 10 points for the Texans winning...8 Points for the Texans kicking out David Car and 1 point for having dissaccociated with Car since he was drafted...

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

Slick move...

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

So you want credit for something your favorite team did? We can go all day with that point system... unless your favorite team is: Oakland, Kansas City, Cleveland, Jacksonville, Tampa Bay, or [insert your least favorite team here]. :D

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

.... Houston is my home team... Dallas was my home team.... Vikings and Broncos used to be my favorite teams... I haven't kept up with football to have a current favorite team... But you have to admit getting rid of David was the best move the Texans ever made...

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

I don't know what to think about Carr personally. I never really payed attention to football (college or pro) until his rookie year, so I don't know how good he was in college. All I've heard about him and the Texans since his "record-breaking" rookie year is how bad the O-line is. Granted, it could be his fault he got sacked so many times if he wasn't getting the ball to his receivers quick enough. Either way, Andre Johnson is a beast at WR, that defense is coming along nicely with Mario, Ryans, and Okoye, and Matt Schaub is definitely an upgrade over Carr. Right now, I think they're heading for 2nd in the division, behind the Colts, and maybe a Wild Card playoff spot... or maybe I'm going crazy.

Re: 2007 NFL Pick-em: Week 1
 

One game does not a season make.

KC is terrible on both sides of the ball. Schaub didn't even have a great game. I would call his performance average at best.

There was nothing wrong with Carr. He may have had his confidence shattered irreparably by playing behind Houston's sieve of an offensive line, but he had just as much talent as Schaub does, if not more.

If at the end of the season Schaub hasn't been sacked 40-50 times and throws for more than a 1:1 ratio of TD's to picks, and leads the Texans to more wins than Carr, I'll be impressed.