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Andre Roberts $7,500
Trent Cole $15,000
Ahmad Brooks $7,500
C.J. Ah You $15,000
Jeff King $7,500
Doug Legursky $7,500
Raheem Brock $15,000
Jason Jones $15,000
Phil Taylor $7,500
William Moore $7,500
Antonio Brown $7,500
Daniel Graham $5K
James Farrior $15,000
Erik Walden $15,000
Rob Ninkovich $15,000
Brian Price $7,500
Nick Barnett $7.5K
Danieal Manning $15,000
Travis LaBoy $15k
Danario Alexander $5,000
Jacob Bell $7,500
Jason Smith $7,500
Bradley Fletcher $15,000
Chad Greenway $7,500
Igor Olshansky $10k
Yeremiah Bell $15k
Brandon Marshall $7,500
Terrell Suggs $7,500
Austin Pettis $20,000
Chike Okeafor $7,500
Kevin Kaesviharn $25,000
Kenny Phillips $20,000
Matt Birk $5,000
Roman Harper $15,000
Nate Burleson $5,000
Eric Wright $5,000
Danny Batten $15,000
Brandon Meriweather $25,000
Charles Tillman $7,500
Richard Seymour $15,000
AJ Hawk 10K
Clay Matthews $5,000
Tramon Williams $5,000
Troy Polamalu $10,000
Antonio Smith $7,500
Brandon Pettigrew $7,500
Brian Orakpo $15,000
Jason Pierre-Paul $10,000
Aldon Smith $15,000
Cedric Peerman $20,000
Kevin Williams $15,000
DeMarcus Ware $15,000
D.J. Moore $15,000
Matthew Stafford $7,500
Rob Sims $7,500
Nick Fairley $15,000
Rob Gronkowski $7,500
Joe Flacco $7,500
Derek Cox $7,500
Kam Chancellor $20,000
Michael Griffin $7,500
Charles Johnson $7,500
Byron Bell $7,500
Jordan Gross $7,500
Arthur Jones $7,500
Kam Chancellor $40,000
William Hayes $15,000
Captain Munnerlyn $5,000
Dashon Goldson $25,000
Early Doucet $10,000
Logan Mankins $7,500
DeSean Jackson $10,000
Russell Okung $7,500
Trevor Laws $7,500
Rex Ryan $75,000
Von Miller $25,000
Ryan Clark 15K
Anthony Smith $7,500
Linval Joseph $7,500
Antrel Rolle $15,000
Percy Harvin $7,500
Legedu Naanee $7,500
Justin Smith $15,000
Dwayne Bowe ?
Brandon Flowers ?
Brandon Carr ?
Andre Caldwell $5,000
Kevin Faulk $7,500
Patrick Chung $7,500
Domata Peko $7,500
Duane Brown $7,500
Bryan Kehl $15,000
Steve Gregory $10,000
Bront Bird $7,500
Ray Lewis $20,000
Ryan Clark $40,000
Earl Bennett $5,000
Von Miller $15,000
Josh Cribbs $7,500
Aaron Curry $20,000
Marc Colombo $7,500
Antrel Rolle $5,000
Jarvis Moss $15,000
DeMarcus Ware $15,000
D.J. Moore $15,000
Matthew Stafford $7,500
Rob Sims $7,500
Nick Fairley $15,000
Rob Gronkowski $7,500
Joe Flacco $7,500
Derek Cox $7,500
Kam Chancellor $20,000
Michael Griffin $7,500
Arthur Jones $7,500
Kam Chancellor $40,000
William Hayes $15,000
Captain Munnerlyn $5,000
Dashon Goldson $25,000
Early Doucet $10,000
Dashon Goldson $25,000
Von Miller $25,000
Logan Mankins $7,500
DeSean Jackson $10,000
Russell Okung $7,500
Trevor Laws $7,500
Tyrone Culver $20,000
Patrick Willis $7,500
Brian Rolle $10,000
DeMarco Sampson $7,500
Daryl Washington $7,500
Stevie Johnson $10,000
Lance Louis ?
Kerry Meier $20,000
Tracy Porter $7,500
Jared Allen $7,500
Nate Solder $7,500
K.J. Wright $15,000
Stephen Bowen $15,000
Ted Ginn $5,000
Braylon Edwards $5,000
Michael Crabtree $5,000
49ers Williams $5,000
Breno Giacomini $7,500
Roy Helu $7,500
Trent Cole $7,500
Nate Burleson $7,500
Antonio Smith $15,000
Shaun Chapas $20,000
Charles Woodson $15,000
Mathias Kiwanuka $7,500
Jerod Mayo $25,000
Brandon Pettigrew $25,000
Stefan Logan $7,500
Cam Wake $15,000
Richie Incognito $7,500
Jerious Norwood $7,500
Ahmad Brooks $15,000
Richard Seymour $30,000
That is a pretty long list right? This list is also incomplete. This is just a list I compiled from doing google searches on the 2011 NFL season. So I'm sure there are several that did not make the list.
There were fines for everything from throwing a football in the stands after celebrating a game winning touchdown to a player not wearing a microphone for the game. It also seems that now if you get a facemask penalty, roughing the passer, horse-collar tackle, hands to the face, and unsportsmanlike conduct you can be fined. It's not limited to those things either Troy Polamalu was fined $10,000 for using a cell phone on the sideline to call his wife after a concussion. Chad Johnson was fined $25,000 for using Twitter during a game.
The list goes on and on. This list is current up to week 13 of the NFL season. I will keep it updated as the season progresses. |
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Here are my Week 1 NFL Football Picks
My Week 1 NFL Football Picks
My Week 1 NFL picks 12-4
WIN - Green Bay Packers > New Orleans Saints (It was my pick but I didn't make my post until Sunday 9/11/11)
LOSS - Atlanta Falcons > Chicago Bears
LOSS - Cleveland Browns > Cincinnati Bengals
LOSS - Kansas City Chiefs > Buffalo Bills
WIN - Philadelphia Eagles > St. Louis Rams
WIN - Detroit Lions > Tampa Bay Buccaneers
LOSS - Tennessee Titans > Jacksonville Jaguars
WIN - Baltimore Ravens > Pittsburgh Steelers
WIN - Houston Texans > Indianapolis Colts
WIN - Arizona Cardinals > Carolina Panthers
WIN - San Diego Chargers > Minnesota Vikings
WIN - San Francisco 49ers > Seattle Seahawks
WIN - Washington Redskins > New York Giants
WIN - New York Jets > Dallas Cowboys
WIN - New England Patriots > Miami Dolphins
WIN - Oakland Raiders > Denver Broncos
Here are the ESPN "analysts" week 1 NFL picks
Week 1 NFL "analysts" Football Picks
The best ESPN "analyst" picks finished 11-5
Looks like the professional "analysts" need to watch more football. I'm just a nobody NFL junky. Those guys do it for a living.
Oh yeah check out that picture of Darren McFadden I posted in my previous post. Yeah hes leading the league in rushing with a magnificent night where he gashed the Denver Broncos defense for 150 yards. |
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Since I am completely incapable of sleeping like a normal human being i will waste about an hour or two writing up my analysis on each team and finally give my picks for each NFL game in week 1. so without further ado...
Atlanta Falcons > Chicago Bears
Although the Bears reached the NFC Championship game last season I believe Atlanta takes this game simply because they have too much fire power. Matt Ryan has a new toy to throw to. If Roddy White and Tony Gonzolez weren't enough they went and grabbed themselves another play maker in the form of Julio Jones which they picked up with the 6th pick in the 1st round of the NFL draft. Not to mention there are still questions about Jay Cutlers toughness after his pathetic performance in his last game. Then to top it off you have the Bears organization not wanting to give their marquee players new contracts. So we will see if Lance Briggs and Matt Forte give you 100 percent. Also the new rules have them at a bit of a disadvantage in regards to years past. With kickers taking off from the 35 yard line instead of the 30 yard line it means Devin Hester will be less of a factor.
Cleveland Browns > Cincinnati Bengals
Lets face it the Bengals are rebuilding the team once again. Except the owner hasn't gone out and picked up anyone. Other than the draft where he took wide receiver AJ Green and quarterback Andy Dalton. They remain $30 million dollars under the $120 million dollar salary cap. So looks like the owner doesn't give a fuck about winning hes just throwing the rookies to the fire and letting them learn with no one else around to help. In my opinion they are going to rely heavily on the just out of jail running back Cedric Benson. Considering they lost Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco it's going to be a shit show. While the browns don't fair much better at least Colt McCoy has some experience. He has shown flashes of excellence in the preseason and Peyton Hillis their running back is a fucking BEAST! The Browns take this one by 14.
Kansas City Chiefs > Buffalo Bills
As much as I hate to do this. I have to say that Kansas City has the better team. Cassel played well last year and he has dwayne bowe to throw to. They picked up a magnificent rookie receiver in the 1st round of the draft but he broke his thumb in a fight with running back Thomas Jones. Buffalo also took a step back by letting receiver Lee Evans go. Although Stevie Johnson really showed up last year and made a name for himself. I just don't see enough out of Fitzgerald and their defense to let me think they can hang with all that talent on the other side of the ball. KC will give them a steady dose of Thomas Jones and Jamaal Charles then go deep when they get that man defense on the outside and 8 in the box.
Philadelphia Eagles > St. Louis Rams
While you can never count out a very talented young team in the St. Louis Rams, they are facing the "Dream Team". Michael Vick, desean jackson, LeSean McCoy, Jeremy Maclin, Nnamdi Asomugha, Asante Samuel, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, etc... Now I could say that the Rams have picked up another talented defensive end in Robert Quinn to go with the likes of Chris Long and bolstered the secondary with a good safety they got from the eagles named Quintin Mikell. But really do you think they can contain that fucking thing? I'll just call it a green monster. Because they literally have a fucking allstar team. Even if that offensive line doesn't block they have a 4.3 second 40 yard dash quarter back named Michael Vick that will fucking rip your defense apart by himself. Lets just hope Danny Amendola and Mike Sims-Walker can give Sam Bradford enough to throw at. Or it might get ugly real quick.
Detroit Lions > Tampa Bay Buccaneers
This one I'm going to just go with my gut feeling on. Tampa Bay is a hell of a team and they are young and very talented. Especially their quarterback Josh Freeman. That guy is a monster and he plays big time for this team. Also Mike Williams at receiver is amazing. However I think that the Lions are primed to make a fucking move. These guys are fucking scary on the defensive line. With Suh and rookie defensive tackle Nick Fairley I'd be scared to drop back to throw the ball or be a running back trying to find a hole against those freakishly large and athletic monsters. Anyway if the Lions can somehow figure out how to keep Matt Stafford off his surgically repaired shoulder we might just see another 20+ touchdown season from a wide receiver. Because he has the lean mean running, jumping, catching machine Calvin Johnson.
Tennessee Titans > Jacksonville Jaguars
With Jacksonville cutting their starting quarterback David Garrard a week before the season opener and handing the reigns over to rookie QB Blaine Gabbert. I don't see this ending well for them. The Titans have looked relatively sharp in preseason. Having a veteran quarterback back there by the name of Matt Hasselbeck doesn't hurt either. He has a big fast target named Kenny Britt to throw to and arguably the best running back Chris Johnson to hand the ball off to. While pocket hercules Maurice Jones-Drew is very good. I don't think he can carry this entire team on his shoulders. Titans are going to walk on this team.
Baltimore Ravens > Pittsburgh Steelers
I'm sticking my neck out there for this one. These games are always a coin toss. You know it's going to be physical. You know that they are going to shut down the run game and it will come down to which quarterback can win the game for you when it counts. I think Joe Flacco has what it takes to get him over the hump this season. With a healthy (healthy as hes going to get) Ed Reed back there and rookie cornerback Jimmy Smith coming in to help with hard hitting Zbikowski (hes a boxer and knocks niggas out) I predict a couple turnovers. And turnovers in a game like this are everything. But you can never count out those mean down and dirty steelers. I mean hell they have Big Ben hes a rapist, fuckin Hines Ward (just arrested for DUI) is known for his dirty play, and the most fined player of 2010 James Harrison. So it kind of fits. But I'd expect a lot of hard hitting from these two veteran teams and a lot of down the field plays to speedsters Mike Wallace and Emmanuel Sanders from Big Ben. Lets hope Joe can keep up because I picked that fuckboy to do it this year. So lets get 'em fucking PUMPED UP RAY LEWIS AND WOOO LETS DO THIS SHIT NIGGA!!
Houston Texans > Indianapolis Colts
The Colts pretty much have to be shell shocked at the moment. With news of Peyton Manning most likely missing the entire season and possibly the rest of his NFL career due to a neck injury. They can't rely on him controlling the clock and more importantly controlling that offense. When he can't get his team up fast in games like usual it's going to slow down that pass rush by their two speedy defensive ends Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney. So I'd expect a steady dose of Arian Foster on the ground and Andre Johnson down the field. Even a leagues worst defense like the Houston Texans were last year couldn't fuck this one up. Although I'm hearing grumblings that Foster might not be able to make it because of a hamstring injury. I still think they have this one in the bag.
Arizona Cardinals > Carolina Panthers
I don't know much about the panthers other than they picked up Cam Newton and have a great receiver by the name of Steve Smith. Oh and they have a couple legit running backs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart. So they aren't completely helpless. However Newton is a rookie and there is always a learning curve that comes with that. I watched Kolb play against the Raiders this preseason and it looks like he fits in that offense well. It also helps when you have a couple good running backs Beanie Wells and Tim Hightower and arguably the best receiver in the game Larry Fitzgerald. The Cardinals also added two time probowl player Todd Heap to help Kolb find his rhythm early and often. I see the Cardinals winning by a couple touchdowns in this one.
San Diego Chargers > Minnesota Vikings
LOL man I can't wait for this one. Everyone is on that Chargers bandwagon AGAIN I've even heard a few Superbowl mentions already. It seems they are mentioned every year as the top team but always fall short in the playoffs. Not to mention they always start slow. Everyone knows what the core of this team is Rivers, Gates, Vincent Jackson, and now Mathews. They resigned that safety Eric Weddle for like 40+ million. Lets hope Darren Mcfadden doesn't fucking end that idiots career with another big hit. Mcfadden lit him up on his way to a touchdown last year it was great. The vikings on the other hand still have a solid defense. Their defense was changed a little bit they lost Edwards and Williams on the line however they kept Kevin Williams and Jared Allen and the secondary is similar as well. Their big addition was adding Donovan McNabb but they didn't add any receivers and lost their big target Sidney Rice to the Seahawks. So I think too much has changed for the Vikings and the Chargers are already familiar with each other. They'll take this one by a touchdown or two.
San Francisco 49ers > Seattle Seahawks
Both of these teams suck dick. I don't even want to write anything about them because when these two teams meet it's like id rather have needles shoved in my eyeballs before actually watching them play. I have no idea whos going to win this. But since the Seahawks have that nigger Tavaris Jackson or however you spell it playing quarterback I'll take the 49ers. Yes I know even with Alex Smith back there they pose a bigger threat than that nigger does.
Washington Redskins > New York Giants
Mike Shanahan chose Rex Grossman to quarterback his team. Because hes an old dumb fucker. However they have cool players like Chris Cooley and Santana Moss. They also have a solid secondary. With players like Atogwe and LaRon Landry roaming as safeties and play maker Deangelo Hall playing corner back. They could do some interesting things. Especially with Eli Manning struggling to hit anything other than the opposing teams hands with footballs. He led the league in interceptions a year ago and all preseason he looked like shit. Then you have Brandon Jacobs who has magnificent skills and talent but can't keep his head cool for the life of him. This team is imploding from within and they'll win 8 games again but not a championship team anymore. Especially with Osi Umenyiora out after a knee surgery for the first few games. They lived off that pass rush and I don't think Justin Tuck can do it by himself.
New York Jets > Dallas Cowboys
This is a tough one. Because Dallas has the better quarterback and all that shit. I guess I have to see them prove they can win again after last years dismal showing. I'm giving the edge to the jets just because their defense is ridiculous. But occasionally they can't score with Sanchez behind center so you never know. Tons of talent on both teams here. It really could go either way. But I see the difference being the Jets defense in this one.
New England Patriots > Miami Dolphins
Well if 9/11 doesn't mean anything anymore it at least means there isn't a chance in hell the Dolphins win this game. Because the fucking media machine is moving. It has been pumping out propaganda for the 9/11 victims all fucking month. So the red white and blue New England Patriots will get all the calls and penalties will go their way. Yeah and did I mention they are the better team anyway? To be honest they don't even need the bias calls like the infamous "Tuck Rule" in 2001 (btw 2001 terrorist attacks and the red white and blue Patriots getting bullshit calls the same season on their way to a championship a coincidence or conspiracy? heh chew on that one fucker.) Miami stuck with that block head quarter back I can't even think of his name right now.... Chad Henne. Yeah that fucking momo. Hes going to throw 20 picks this year and 16 touchdowns. They lost BOTH of their fucking marquee running backs Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams and added a fake running back by the name of Reggie Bush. So basically they have no true running backs anymore and added a slot receiver Reggie Bush instead. Fucking morons. Tom Brady is going to put up 35 on this team and Miami might score twice.
Oakland Raiders > Denver Broncos
Finally to the end of this shit 3 hours later. The Broncos picked up rookie defensive end Von Miller in the 1st round of the draft this year. He'll be teaming up with Elvis Dumervil. They'll have a pretty good pass rush this season. They also have veterans Champ Bailey and hard hitting Brian Dawkins in the secondary. Formidable opponents for anyone. But coach Hue Jackson is building a bully out in Oakland. Hes hoping to showcase all that track star speed he possesses. In the form of Jacoby Ford and Darren Mcfadden. There are a ton of weapons like rookie wide receiver Denarius Moore and the other rookie running back Taiwan Jones who looks like a speeding bullet every time he touches the ball. On the defensive side of the ball the Raiders are stacked on the line with Matt Shaughnessy, Richard Seymour, Tommy Kelly, and second year man Lamarr Houston. It could arguably be the best line in the NFL. 2nd in sacks only to the Pittsburgh Steelers last season. The linebackers are led by 2nd year man Rolando Mcclain who has really looked sharp this preseason. Hes going to be playing along side Kamerion Wimbley who led the team with 9 sacks last season. The Raiders are lacking depth at the cornerback position with Stanford Routt and Chris Johnson as the starters. They hope to have Michael Huff and Tyvon Branch picking up the slack for those guys as they both come off of their best year. I see the raiders winning by at least 2 touchdowns. |
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Thats right folks! Your eyes aren't deceiving you. Donovan Mcnabb might be going to the Oakland Raiders...
At least according to Yahoo News and NFL.com. Two reputable news sources are saying the Oakland Raiders are one of three teams very interesting in acquiring the illustrious Donovan Mcnabb From the Philadelphia Eagles!
Me being a diehard back in black, silver and black, just win baby, Oakland Raiders fan. This is great news. We all know Jamarcus Russell is garbage. His drop is too slow, he can't feel the rush, and hes inaccurate.
Gradkowski isn't exactly a primetime QB either however hes the better option in my opinion. With his upbeat movement during game time and leadership capabilities you can't really disagree with me here.
However, if we get the chance to pick up Mcnabb. I'd drop my first round and second round picks for the man. Hes a franchise QB with experience and HE CAN PASS THE FUCKING BALL!
So if there is anything left up there Mr. Davis please sign this fucking guy already. Give us true Silver and Black Raiders fans something to cheer about! |
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