hermhater
10-03-2007, 05:59 PM
This chick says it is an upset and then goes on to describe the very reason it shouldn't be in the last paragraph!
At least the picked right!
:sign0098::beer: :toast2:
Upset of the Week
Kansas City over Jacksonville. OK, it's a mild one, but it counts. The Jags are quietly playing their brand of football, physical on both sides of the ball under Jack Del Rio. After a slow start, they're back up to 2-1 thanks to their running game and run defense getting back up to their high standards. David Garrard has proved to be the right choice as the team's quarterback and leader.
Now, if they can find some wide receiver to make a tough big-play catch against either of the Chiefs' savvy cornerbacks, Ty Law and Patrick Surtain, it will be enough for the Jags to win at Arrowhead, 17-14.
But wait, the Chiefs have two big-play receivers now, with rookie Dwayne Bowe joining tight end Tony Gonzalez, and Larry Johnson is the kind of physical runner who can successfully smash heads with the Jags. Herman Edwards' team isn't perfect, but it's also playing sneaky good defense, and it can sneak by with its fine home-field advantage this week. Chiefs 17, Jaguars 14.
http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=283173
At least the picked right!
:sign0098::beer: :toast2:
Upset of the Week
Kansas City over Jacksonville. OK, it's a mild one, but it counts. The Jags are quietly playing their brand of football, physical on both sides of the ball under Jack Del Rio. After a slow start, they're back up to 2-1 thanks to their running game and run defense getting back up to their high standards. David Garrard has proved to be the right choice as the team's quarterback and leader.
Now, if they can find some wide receiver to make a tough big-play catch against either of the Chiefs' savvy cornerbacks, Ty Law and Patrick Surtain, it will be enough for the Jags to win at Arrowhead, 17-14.
But wait, the Chiefs have two big-play receivers now, with rookie Dwayne Bowe joining tight end Tony Gonzalez, and Larry Johnson is the kind of physical runner who can successfully smash heads with the Jags. Herman Edwards' team isn't perfect, but it's also playing sneaky good defense, and it can sneak by with its fine home-field advantage this week. Chiefs 17, Jaguars 14.
http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=283173