Quick-hitting game-by-game look at every NFL Week 2 contest.
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Games discussed in this order:
Chicago Bears @ Carolina Panthers
Tennessee Titans @ Cincinnati Bengals
Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills @ Jacksonville Jaguars
Oakland Raiders @ Kansas City Chiefs
Indianapolis Colts @ Minnesota Vikings
New York Giants @ St. Louis Rams
New Orleans Saints @ Washington Redskins
San Francisco 49ers @ Seattle Seahawks
Atlanta Falcons @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Miami Dolphins @ Arizona Cardinals
San Diego Chargers @ Denver Broncos
Baltimore Ravens @ Houston Texans
Pittsburgh Steelers @ [...]
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| Brett Favre, Matt Cassel, NFL Week 2 games podcasts, Tom Brady, Vince Young
Patriots-Chiefs, Falcons-Lions, Ravens-Bengals, Bills-Seahawks, Saints-Bucs
New England Patriots 14, Kansas City Chiefs 10
Alright, to avoid the obvious, let’s do this: second biggest story from this game? How about New England’s defense stifling the Chiefs inside the 10-yard line to end the game. Imagine how demoralizing a last-minute collapse would have been, given the first biggest story. ******* Speaking of….Tom Brady’s ACL is the most significant injury to strike the NFL in my lifetime. Thank goodness it didn’t come during the [...]
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| Bills-Seahawks, Falcons-Lions, Patriots-Chiefs, Ravens-Bengals, Saints-Bucs
DE: Tamba Hali, 3rd yr, Kansas City Chiefs
Excellent run-defender who now gets a shot at more sacks playing on the right side.
DT: Amobi Okoye, 2nd yr, Houston Texans
Amazing natural power; could one day reach the level of a Warren Sapp.
DT: Tank Johnson, 5th yr, Dallas Cowboys
Coming off his first great offseason in years. The deciding factor will be whether he plays hard.
DE: Gaines Adams, 2nd yr, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Started getting traction in the second half of his rookie season. Physically speaking, the game is remarkably natural for him.
OLB: LaMarr Woodley, 2nd yr, Pittsburgh Steelers
Incredible fluidity. A lock to be the next dominant pass-rusher in Pittsburgh.
ILB: [...]
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| A.J. Hawk, Gaines Adams, NFL breakout players, Tank Johnson
Predictions
1. San Diego Chargers
Injuries potentially pose major problems. Still, this team is loaded and this division, unequivocally, is not.
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| Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers
1.) Jared Allen DE TRADE 6-6 270 4 Chiefs Vikings
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| 2008 free agents, nfl contracts, nfl transactions
This team is something I created prior to LAST SEASON. Feel free to post your update, suggestions, etc.
--Andy Benoit
(starters in bold)
QB: Tony Romo, Dal Jake Delhomme, Car Jeff Garcia, TB
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| NFL All Undrafted Team, Rookie free agents
For those of you who did not see the HBO reality show Hard Knocks last summer, be assured that the behind-the-scenes look at the Kansas City Chiefs training camp was indeed every bit as good as people say. It was insightful, authentic, and entertaining.
What stuck with me was the behavior and mindset of Chiefs defensive coordinator Gunther Cunningham. To say the 26-year coach – who has had stints with five different teams, including a previous one with Kansas City in which he was the head coach from '99-'00 – is a hardnosed [...]
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| Gunther Cunningham, Hard Knocks, Kansas City Chiefs, NFL coaching life
Ask yourself, What does a mid-first-round draft pick need to do in his career in order to be successful? Would leading the league in sacks at 26 years old be sufficient return on such an investment? Nine GM’s out of 10 would tell you Yes (the other GM would tell you he’s on crack).
This is what gives me reservations about Kansas City’s trade of All-Pro defensive end Jared Allen to Minnesota. The entire goal of the draft is to find players like [...]
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| 2008 NFL draft, Jared Allen, Kansas City Chiefs, Minnesota Vikings, Trade