Most suprising teams thus far?
RANDYMOSS84
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Sains 2-0, they played lack luster teams but still are 2-0
Vikings 2-0, they have played some solid teams including a superbowl favorite in the panthers..
Ravens 2-0, they are scoring 27.5 points per game and allowing 3 points per game, they finally have a solid qb to manage the game..
Dolphins 0-2, They don't look good at all..
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Vikings 2-0, they have played some solid teams including a superbowl favorite in the panthers..
Ravens 2-0, they are scoring 27.5 points per game and allowing 3 points per game, they finally have a solid qb to manage the game..
Dolphins 0-2, They don't look good at all..
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they're godaweful. how'd that happen so fast ?
<< <i>no offense: Oakland.
they're godaweful. how'd that happen so fast ? >>
They started aaron brooks... Walter looked ok today, their offensive line is god awful, me and art shell could block better.
The Saints have beat 2 teams that they should have beat, I am not ready to give them props yet.
The Ravens, yes. They are for real, and getting Mcnair was a great move. That D only needs 10 points to win a game.
Dolphins, what can you say. DC is up to his old self.
Peppers is a defensive end isnt he?
I'm suprised about the anemic offense of Miami and Denver. I'm not suprised about the pitiful offense of TB.
I don't understand how Kerry Colins is employed.
0-2 Carolina. Maybe not so surprising without Steve Smith. Then desperately need him back in the lineup.
my bad.
A fair statement. What's different this year seems to be that they aren't losing to teams they should beat - something new for the Saints.
MNF againstthe Falcons this week will be the real test.
better on offense with a motivated Duece McAllister.
San Diego has looked good, but have played two cream puffs the first two weeks. Im not sold until they can win on the road
against a playoff team. If the Jags can beat the Steelers, you have to put them up with the elite. Grossman has been the
biggest surprise in the NFC so far.
Kevin