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hooshoops said:
brian cushing sucks since he got off peds...i mean sucks
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Horrible in coverage, slow to the play. The entire LB corps is subpar.

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J. David Wannyheimer said:
I honestly can not believe the Texans won three games.
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And some experts predicted a wildcard for them.
 
The AFC is strong this year. San Diego impresses me, Kansas City has come back very strong, and my GOODNESS Baltimore. Can't say I'm surprised, as I am a HUGE fan of Gary Kubiak. IMO the best offensive coordinator in the game, bar none.

And despite all that, I think the Miami Dolphins are a playoff team. The way we have played the last three weeks, this is a playoff team. We are simply better than the majority of the teams I see each week. Even with a brutal schedule, I think we can sneak in. We are actually fortunate that the Chiefs, Broncos, and Chargers all play one another twice. I'm not sure what to make of Cincinnati. Andy Dalton is easily the biggest turd of an overrated quarterback I have ever seen in my life and I think losing both of their coordinators is really hurting them right now.
 
Just some ****s-n-giggles looking back on week 7.

FBF Week 7 Locks. http://www.footballbyfootball.com/column/locks-nfl-week-7

Chris Snee
SEATTLE over St. Louis

It's simple: feed the BEAST!

In Seattle's 2 losses this year, Marshawn Lynch had 16 total carries. He's averaging over 20 per game in their 3 wins. No player better defines Seattle's brand of (winning) football than Lynch. Pete Carroll has acknowledged that Lynch will get the ball this weekend. Look out!

Seattle's defense has to be upset about last week and they'll take it out on young Rams QB, Austin Davis.

The champs will rebound big this weekend.

Seattle is the LOCK.

Brady Poppinga
SEATTLE over St. Louis

The Seahawks are chapped after the Cowboys came into Century Link and were beat at their own game of physical football. With Percy Harvin now gone, the Seattle offense doesn't have to force him into the gameplan. That means a heavy dose of Marshawn Lynch.

The Rams have not stopped the run very well, which doesn't bode well against a team determined to establish that part of the game.

Austin Davis is still a young QB who I think a motivated Legion of Boom will confuse and physically beat up. Seahawks get back on track.

Seattle is an FBF DOUBLE LOCK.
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:chuckle:
 
J. David Wannyheimer said:
The AFC is strong this year. San Diego impresses me, Kansas City has come back very strong, and my GOODNESS Baltimore. Can't say I'm surprised, as I am a HUGE fan of Gary Kubiak. IMO the best offensive coordinator in the game, bar none.

And despite all that, I think the Miami Dolphins are a playoff team. The way we have played the last three weeks, this is a playoff team. We are simply better than the majority of the teams I see each week. Even with a brutal schedule, I think we can sneak in. We are actually fortunate that the Chiefs, Broncos, and Chargers all play one another twice. I'm not sure what to make of Cincinnati. Andy Dalton is easily the biggest turd of an overrated quarterback I have ever seen in my life and I think losing both of their coordinators is really hurting them right now.
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losing A.J. Green is the bigger problem. he masks so much all by himself, starting with the general inaccuracy of the QB
 
well, there's a possibility of an AJ green return this weekend. if not, almost certain for next weekend.
 
truedolfan57 said:
well, there's a possibility of an AJ green return this weekend. if not, almost certain for next weekend.
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he needs to...otherwise cinci is pretty much unwatchable on offense...i was mad at myself for choosing that cinci indy game for a dvr spot...brutal
 
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