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Let’s start off Week 9 with a few notes from last week. In my post, I stated the Panthers and Cardinals were playing on Sunday night. I guess I wasn’t looking at the game times, because they played an afternoon game and there was no Sunday night game. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Hello fellow Sharks! From now right up through Week 17, we’ll be giving our insight as to which games are the ‘games to watch’ each week. Full Article at Fantasy Sharks
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(New Orleans Saints running back Pierre Thomas celebrated his first quarter touchdown against the Atlanta Falcons. Full Article at Washington Times Blogs
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After all that came before kickoff Sunday afternoon at Lambeau Field, such as the betrayal, the revenge, the intensification of an already-nasty rivalry, and the media circus, Minnesota's 38-26 win over Green Bay simply proved one basic fact; the... Full Article at Covers
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Begins Sunday of Week 11 In effect during Weeks 11-17 Only Sunday afternoon games are subject to being moved into the Sunday night window. The game that has been tentatively scheduled for Sunday night during flex weeks will be listed at 8:20 p.m. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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I went over to the game. I believe it was Game 4 and they won that game, so I look forward a big win by the Phillies tonight. Ryan Howard will get out of his slump and those guys will get out of their slump. Maybe, if the Phillies watched the Eagles rout the Giants, they'll be a little more pumped up to...
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He's had two hard days of work and, really, the young kid [LeSean McCoy] hasn't gotten a ton of reps ... Like I've done on some othe Fridays, I kept Brian out.
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It reminds me of last year when we played Atlanta [27-14 victory on Oct. 26, 2008]
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He gets good height on the ball ... It’s going to be difficult; we are going to be challenged. They have an excellent kickoff coverage group too. It will be hard to do that, but as you can tell, when you can start the game out with a big play on the kickoff return it just does wonders for everybody.
– Ted Daisher SOURCE: The Morning Call
