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First game of the season Thursday night.

Remember to set your lineups before the game starts if you have Giants or Redskins players!

P.S. I can't £#%&!ing wait. Come on you Skins!

Originally Posted by TreeFiddy

First game of the season Thursday night.

Remember to set your lineups before the game starts if you have Giants or Redskins players!

P.S. I can't £#%&!ing wait. Come on you Skins!

Good call Tree you beat me to it.

Me Mum gets here tomorrow on her Holibobs.

A first night full of NFL

as a great man once said "im peaking £#%&!ing hard"

oh wait, that was me!!!

Tonights game is gonna be interesting I think, 2 teams that may struggle this year. Not sure either are playoff bound and losing tonight'll make it very unlikely indeed I think.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Tonights game is gonna be interesting I think, 2 teams that may struggle this year. Not sure either are playoff bound and losing tonight'll make it very unlikely indeed I think.

either way, i wont be watching it

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

either way, i wont be watching it

1am start is it? Might watch the repeat for a bit tomorrow.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

1am start is it? Might watch the repeat for a bit tomorrow.

midnight mate

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

midnight mate

Might watch the first hour then.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Might watch the first hour then.

10 minutes and you'll be asleep

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

10 minutes and you'll be asleep

Maybe, always get a giggle out of that touch of special needs there is about Eli.

I see Lofa is doubtful.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Maybe, always get a giggle out of that touch of special needs there is about Eli.

harsh

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

I see Lofa is doubtful.

he'll play

Lads, I will start to put the Strong / Weak play info up each week as I did last year. As the first game of the season comes early it is not out yet so heres a taster of the weak fantasy plays this week.

Hopefully I'll have the S v W play info up by Sat morning.

Scheduling, in part, is a determining factor in fantasy success.
Throughout the season we will examine NFL schedules to determine
the best matchups for your fantasy players. We won’t bore
you with analysis every week on No. 1 starters such as Brady,
Manning, Tomlinson, Peterson, Moss etc., but rather we’ll focus on
the challenging weekly questions involving less clear cut decisions.
These decisions, made correctly, can elevate your chances of winning
each week. Here’s this week’s weak plays.

[SIZE="4"]Chris Perry vs. RavensPerry has ascended up fantasy drafts boards as much as any player
in recent weeks. With the release of Rudi Johnson, Perry, at least
for now, is the No. 1 running back for the Bengals. However, Perry
has a difficult matchup in his Week 1 showdown with the Ravens.
While the Ravens are no longer the great all-around defense they
were four or five years ago, they still are strong against the run. The
Bengals gained just 115 rushing yards in two matchups against the
Ravens last season. Furthermore, the Ravens ranked in the top 10
in fewest rushing touchdowns allowed (7th), fewest yards allowed
(2nd) and were the top-ranked unit in fewest yards allowed per
rush. Perry might be a running back who can help a fantasy roster,
but it probably won’t be in Week 1.

[SIZE="4"]Lee Evans vs. Seahawks
After a phenomenal 2006 season, Evans regressed in 2007, catching
just 55 passes for 849 yards and five touchdowns. This season,
Evans is seen as a low No. 2 or high No. 3 fantasy receiver with
Trent Edwards at quarterback. However, the road to redemption
may start out with a speed bump for Evans, as he is matched up
against a stout Seahawks defense. The Seahawks ranked first in
the league in fewest touchdown passes allowed and ninth in yards
passing. While Evans is expected to have a better 2008, it probably
won’t be in Week 1.

[SIZE="4"]Fred Taylor vs. Titans
Taylor continued to defied age and the odds in 2007 and rushed for
more than 1,200 yards on 5.4 yards per carry. Despite his recent
arrest, Taylor is expected to play this week against the one team
that held him in check in 2007, the Titans. Taylor gained just 61
yards in two games vs. Tennessee, and run-stopper Albert
Haynesworth is ready to make life miserable once again for Taylor.
The Titans were 12th in the league in rushing touchdowns allowed;
fifth in yards allowed and 13th in yards per carry allowed but were
ranked in the top 10 in all three categories with Haynesworth in the
lineup. While Taylor may continue to defy his nickname of “Fragile
Freddy,” Week 1 might be more frightening than anything else.

[SIZE="4"]Matt Schaub vs. Steelers
Schaub is considered one of the better upside quarterbacks in this
year’s fantasy class. He is equipped with a star wideout in Andre
Johnson, a solid No.2 receiver in Kevin Walter and an emerging
tight end in Owen Daniels. If he can stay healthy, Schaub has all the
makings of a solid fantasy quarterback. However, Week 1 provides
a tough challenge against the Steelers. While the Steelers were 15th
in passing touchdowns allowed, they were third in total passing
yards allowed and led the league in fewest yards per attempt
allowed. Schaub should have many solid Sunday’s, but this might
not be one of them.

[SIZE="4"]Matt Forte vs. ColtsForte is one of the highest ranked rookies in the 2008 class. Forte is
the No. 1 back in Chicago after former first-round pick Cedric
Benson was released. For Forte’s first game he faces the defending
AFC South champion Colts in prime time in the first regular season
game at Lucas Oil Stadium. Couple that with a relatively inexperienced
quarterback in Kyle Orton, and it might not be great experience
for the rookie in his first game. While the Colts were a
mediocre 15th in rushing yards allowed last season, they were a
stingy fourth in yards per carry allowed and ninth in touchdowns
allowed. Forte could be one of the better rookies in 2008, but his
first game might not make the highlight reel.

[SIZE="4"]John Kasay vs. Chargers
Kasay has been with the Panthers since they first entered the
league in 1995 and has made 81 percent of his kicks in his 17-year
NFL career. Kasay again figures to be one of the league’s more
accurate kickers but might get few attempts in his Week 1 matchup
against the San Diego. The Chargers were 31st in the league with
just 13 made field goals allowed last season and surrendered just
33 touchdowns. With star wide receiver Steve Smith suspended for
two games, scoring might be difficult for the Panthers in the season’s
opening week.

Originally Posted by Stone Monkey

[SIZE="4"]Lee Evans vs. Seahawks.

utterly £#%&!ing hilarious considering who's in my avatar

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=-nBi2ykx1W4

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=D1oYQ7Kixp8

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=QllGXA9jV9I&feature=related

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=-d_M7kMtZow

no @#%&! shots

you are banned from the nfl forum for 1 day

Fly Eagles Fly