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NFL Week #4

Dallas, at home, against the 'Skins?

Dallas 34
Redskins 21

I hope Dallas can put a whipping on the Scab Skins. Santana Moss is one of the most elusive WRs in the league, he has a way of getting open and the dude is extremely fast with soft hands. He pretty much did Dallas in last year single handidly. If the Boys can keep him in check, they will wear the Skins down just like they did the Packers.

T.O. should have a better game this week.
 
I'll go "whole hog" on Friday with jazzbo, but for "my" game, I'll jump in now:

SF 17
NO 31

No way the 9ers will come away with a win in the 'Dome against a Saints team that is P!$$ED off about losing to Denver last week. The frustration of the last two losses will be dropped squarely on the heads of the 9ers....may be an even bigger blowout, if the D gets back to 100% healthy.
 
...man, lotsa injuries to deal with...sorry Cheezy and Mike...

...join the club, we have SIX guys out right now...SIX STARTERS...

:eek:

...and we still damn near won in Denver yesterday...

:hmm:

...give us two starters back, and a rematch, betcha it's a different outcome...
 
Well crap. I just read Harris may be out for the season with a ruptured spleen.

NO WAY!?

That took out one of our guys last year, Ryan Clark. But he is back now, and seems to be fully recovered. I really like Al Harris, so I truly hope he is alright. I still have a pic of him returning the Hasselback INT for a TD from the playoff game a few years ago. I show it to the Scoobyhawk fans when they get too rowdy around here.

As for ruptured spleens....I believe that pretty much ruined whatever was left of Chris Simm's career. I may be wrong on that though.

-Mike
 
Damn..pretty much confirmed on the JSOnline Packer blog.

That's a BIG injury. Al Harris is a good cover guy, but he's also kind of "the spirit" of the defense. He's not afraid to take on anyone and although he's had a few meltdowns. (TO and Plax come to mind), he's usually good for just about taking a teams #1 receiver out of the game. Right Roy Williams? I'm always amazed at how a guy that is barely 6-0 and about 185 pounds matches up with all these 6-4 220 lbs recievers and does mostly OK.

Well, it's time for Tramon Williams to step up.