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Thursday, October 9, 2008

NFL Week 6 Preview

NFL Week 6

Eh, NFL is going to be boring this week. No marquee games at all. We can only hope for high flying plays from the likes of the usual suspects, Hester, Bush, Cromartie, Favre, Moss, T.O., Moss, and Ocho Cinco.

The game to watch is going to be the Ravens vs. Colts. Both teams are 2-2 and cannot afford to go below .500. It is amazing to see the Colts struggling as they are. As wounded as the Colts are, the Ravens might as well be the Sharks, because they will smell blood. Changing of the card in the midst? Not quite, but I do expect the Colts to lose 20-17.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: eat your words. GO COLTS!!; October 13, 2008 at 8:55 AM

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Richard and CJ

What happens when you take a two young educated African-Americans with street cred who love football more than Republicans love guns and oil or Democrats love nature and health care?

You get Richard aka Riverboat Ricky, a young college graduate from the University of Oklahoma, and currently pursuing his Master's degree at the University of Texas. Yes the black Benedict Arnold of our time.

Richard ran track for 2 years at the University of Oklahoma and walked-on to the University of Oklahoma football team as well for one year.

Richard loves football and all things football. He has two seasons in his life, football season and waiting for football season.

Claude aka Lina is a recent Master's graduate of the University of Oklahoma as well as a former DE at University of Oklahoma.

Claude loves football almost as much as Richard. The jury is still out on who loves it more.

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