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Michael Vick will start today.
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According to the "And Then There Were Two" picks, both Tanner and myself selected the Colts. Him by a 41-28 margin, me a closer 28-24.
However, I do not think a Giants victory is out of the question. The Colts look vulnerable, but they have a lot to prove tonight. We'll see what happens. -
About ten minutes ago the injury report listed Michael Jenkins as out. This hurts quite a bit.
Overall though, McNabb may struggle tonight against the Cowboys. Ryan will find other targets in White and Gonzalez. Go Ryan. -
If Foster plays anything like he did last year's end of the seasons, then absolutely.
Today he goes against a Colts defense with a lot of questions. They come back from a Super Bowl disappointment in which they looked confused. However, they still managed to make the big game after all.
Here's my suggestion for Foster:
The one time the Colts lost to the Texans, Houston dominated the ground. Look for them to try to prevent Peyton from coming off the bench as much as possible today. Slaton should see some carries, but it should be mostly Foster. Start with a little caution, but he should be okay assuming the defense doesn't have an incredible game. -
Today's match-up against the Steelers should be an interesting one for Ryan. I predicted the Falcons taking their game 31-20 this week, with Ryan going for 2 TD's and a pick. If you have a better option, use him, but if not, do not feel like you're punishing yourself with Ryan. Overall, he should have a nice season.
As for Gaffney, he could have a really exciting year. Marshall is gone, and towards the end of last season, he developed into a threat for the Broncos. I like him to have a solid season ASSUMING:
1. The Broncos have a solidified quarterback.
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i had to miss my live draft, and so yahoo picked my team for me, is philip rivers a good fantasy QB?
asked by beezy405Rivers is an excellent fantasy QB, one of the best. The problem he faces this year is the lack of Vincent Jackson (if you will), which could undoubtedly come back to hurt him.
However, he does have some viable options, including Malcolm Floyd and Antonio Gates. On this past week's edition of the show, Tanner predicted Legedu Naanee (the number two for San Diego) to have a breakout season, so your prospects for Rivers are good.
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Absolutely, and it's something that I've wanted to do for a while, especially considering how big it is amongst the college circuit. However, with a limited staff, it is almost impossible :(
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No problem, hope it helps!
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I'm leaning in the complete opposite direction. Maybe it's because how they got blown away in the Big East title. Who knows.
Honestly I'm not here to tell you who's GOING to be in it. I don't know who will, and it's all about going with your own gut. The general feeling is Kansas may make another appearance, and out of all the number ones, they would make the most sense. The rest my friend is up in the air, this is the weakest field we've had in years. -
Got asked this earlier. I have too many brackets to declare one final four, at least not until Thursday. Don't count on all number ones though, that's all I'll say for now.
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AS I mentioned earlier, the Spiders are going to be a fun team to watch this tournament. 'Nova however plays excellent defense throughout, and has guys that can hit the big shot (notably one). When asked today to compare the Spiders to one team, I said Dayton from a few years back. However, Dayton had one thing Richmond doesn't: A superstar. Give it to 'Nova in a surprisingly close game.
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Very very very very very very very very very very good chance. But not a guarantee.
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Both. I think we're going to see some of the best games from the South region. As far as contenders, I believe Nova and Duke are the only TRUE ones, but there's a bunch of teams that can find themselves falling into a nice little Sweet 16 spot.
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Absolutely. I love Maryland in this tournament. And that's coming from a Duke fan.
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UNLV for the strict purpose of experience against tough teams.
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Great analogy.
I'll give them a 60% chance. I feel any team from the ACC this year gets a minor advantage. Gonzaga is the epitome of consistency in terms of making the NCAA Tournament, so keep that in mind too. But overall, I would not at all count out FSU in the tourney. -
Realistically, very. But it's the NCAA tourney. Stats mean nothing. Unfortunately.
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Kansas. Kentucky's near-loss yesterday scared just about every single college basketball fan in the nation.
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Richmond. The Spiders are exciting to watch this year.
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