Arizona at Detroit
Baltimore at Jacksonville
Houston at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Buffalo
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants
New England at Miami
San Francisco at Chicago
Denver at Oakland
N.Y. Jets at Carolina
Green Bay at Atlanta
St. Louis at Seattle
Washington at Tampa Bay
Cleveland at Pittsburgh

Monday, Nov. 14

Dallas at Philadelphia 9:00 p.m.

i want the jets to win, but

Detroit
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Buffalo
N.Y. Giants
Miami
Chicago
Oakland
Carolina
Atlanta
Seattle
Washington
Cleveland
bye week over New orleans


Monday, Nov. 14

Dallas
[Edited 11/10/05 14:53pm]
[Edited 11/11/05 11:08am]

Rinluv


need to pick
[Edited 11/11/05 15:54pm]

NFL, Coliseum reach preliminary agreement on return to LA
By JOHN NADEL, AP Sports Writer
November 10, 2005

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The NFL and city officials have reached a preliminary agreement on terms to bring a team back to the Los Angeles Coliseum.

Commissioner Paul Tagliabue made the announcement Thursday on the steps of City Hall. But he didn't identify a potential tenant or speculate when Los Angeles might get the team.

He also spoke positively about a team playing at a facility proposed for the Angel Stadium parking lot in Anaheim and didn't rule out the Rose Bowl in Pasadena as a possible home field, either.

As Tagliabue entered a limousine, he was asked if he could assess the significance of what he had just announced. He replied, ``I'd rather not try.''

The commissioner did say: ``It's the first time we've had agreement on term sheets. We're one step closer, two or three steps closer. Whether it's 2009, 2010, or 2000-whatever, our goal is to have definitive agreements on all subject matters well before our league meetings in March.''

The Los Angeles area, the second-largest television market in the country, has been without an NFL team since the Raiders moved from the Coliseum back to Oakland and the Rams moved from Anaheim to St. Louis before the 1995 season.

After announcing plans in the spring of 1999 to put an expansion team in the Coliseum, the NFL was unable to reach an agreement with the Los Angeles backers and instead awarded the 32nd franchise to Houston that October.

Houston businessman Bob McNair and his backers offered to pay $700 million for the new franchise and spend another $310 million on a stadium, making it the NFL's first billion-dollar deal. The Texans began play in 2002.

Tagliabue said significant progress has been made in the past year regarding the Coliseum. His statement came following a meeting with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and before a session with Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle.

``I think the critical thing now is we're at the point where it's recognized, certainly by us, that the time is right,'' Tagliabue said. ``We have to get agreements finalized. We'll be pursuing agreements in Anaheim. We're going to work with both communities for an agreement.''

He said there have been no in-depth discussions on whether the region would get an expansion or existing team.

Tagliabue said last month that future expansion was unlikely anywhere but Los Angeles.

He also said it was important to make sure Southern California, the nation's top-ranked college team, was comfortable with any agreement, since the Trojans have made the Coliseum their home since 1923.

Tagliabue planned on meeting with USC coach Pete Carroll later Thursday. The commissioner met with Gov. Arnold Schwarzennegger late Wednesday.

Tentative plans call for the NFL to finance construction of a $500 million stadium inside the Coliseum, home to the Rams from 1946-79 and the Raiders from 1982-94.

City Councilman Bernard Parks said after listening to Tagliabue that he believes the Coliseum will eventually get an existing team rather than an expansion team.

``The NFL is going to have a say on who's going to come here. The Coliseum has no role in selecting a team,'' Parks said.

Asked when it might happen, Parks replied: ``I don't know. Nobody's signed anything. They've got to say they're coming.''

That being said, Parks expressed optimism.

``In my judgment, I don't believe these business people waste their time and money,'' he said. ``They've spent a lot of time and money.''

While Tagliabue didn't rule out the Rose Bowl, the Pasadena City Council voted 5-2 with one abstention last June to pursue a plan for the stadium that doesn't involve the NFL. Carson dropped out of contention in May when city officials decided to build a mall on its proposed site.

Sunday, Nov. 13

Arizona at Detroit
Baltimore at Jacksonville
Houston at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Buffalo
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants
New England at Miami
San Francisco at Chicago
Denver at Oakland
N.Y. Jets at Carolina
Green Bay at Atlanta
St. Louis at Seattle
Washington at Tampa Bay
Cleveland at Pittsburgh

Monday, Nov. 14

Dallas at Philadelphia 9:00 p.m.
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mrwigglesdaw1rm said:

you missed seattle and st.louis

Yeah... sorry i was rushing, thanks!

Sunday, Nov. 13

Arizona at Detroit
Baltimore at Jacksonville
Houston at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Buffalo
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants
New England at Miami
San Francisco at Chicago
Denver at Oakland
N.Y. Jets at Carolina
Green Bay at Atlanta
St. Louis at Seattle
Washington at Tampa Bay
Cleveland at Pittsburgh

Monday, Nov. 14

Dallas at Philadelphia 9:00 p.m.

Arizona at Detroit
Baltimore at Jacksonville
Houston at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Buffalo
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants
New England at Miami
San Francisco at Chicago
Denver at Oakland
N.Y. Jets at Carolina
Green Bay at Atlanta
St. Louis at Seattle
Washington at Tampa Bay
Cleveland at Pittsburgh


Dallas at Philadelphia

Also i take the Bye week and the points against the saints sice the bye week was favored by 3.5 points

saintsation said:

Arizona at Detroit---Detroit
Baltimore at Jacksonville---Jacksonville
Houston at Indianapolis---Indy
Kansas City at Buffalo---KC
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants---NY Giants
New England at Miami--New England
San Francisco at Chicago--Chicago
Denver at Oakland---Denver
N.Y. Jets at Carolina---Carolina
Green Bay at Atlanta---Atlanta
St. Louis at Seattle--Seattle
Washington at Tampa Bay---Washington
Cleveland at Pittsburgh---Pittsburgh

Monday, Nov. 14

Dallas at Philadelphia---Dallas

14/15

Rinluv needs to pick
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lilgish said:

CoJones missed a game too...
Not to bust him out or nothing...

Revolution said:

I just orgnoted him, he really can't afford to not pick a game, plus such an easy one.

lilgish said:

Yeah, if you don't hear from him...I say give him the gimme...
The only way he would pick GB would be if he lives there and watches
games in a green and yellow number 4 jersey...and even some of those guys
are picking Atlanta....

12/2




Detroit
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minnesota
New England
Chicago
Oakland
Carolina
Atlanta
Seattle
Washington
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia



***GO STEELERS!!!***

Sunday, Nov. 13

My Bad Lilgish, here U go.
Arizona at Detroit
Baltimore at Jacksonville
Houston at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Buffalo
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants
New England at Miami
San Francisco at Chicago
Denver at Oakland
N.Y. Jets at Carolina
Green Bay at Atlanta
St. Louis at Seattle
Washington at Tampa Bay
Cleveland at Pittsburgh

Monday, Nov. 14

Dallas at Philadelphia 9:00 p.m.

we all locked in.

Arizona at Detroit
Baltimore at Jacksonville
Houston at Indianapolis
Kansas City at Buffalo
Minnesota at N.Y. Giants
New England at Miami
San Francisco at Chicago
Denver at Oakland
N.Y. Jets at Carolina
Green Bay at Atlanta
St. Louis at Seattle
Washington at Tampa Bay
Cleveland at Pittsburgh

Monday, Nov. 14

Dallas at Philadelphia 9:00 p.m.
[Edited 11/8/05 17:40pm]
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I hate to pick against my boys, the Raiders, but that's how it is.

The games are underway

KC is gonna mess up my picks

GottaLetitgo said:

hey...how bout those Gamecocks That had to have been an emotional game for Spurrier.

Let's GO JETS

lilgish said:

booooo

I shoulda been brave and picked the Jets this week, but no one else did, I can't afford to lose a game like that.

Jets suck

Damn the Vikings won

philly and dallas tonight.

butterfli25 said:

that's what I said the Packers too