Short on time , long on belligerence and semi-convincing opinions. COME OUT FIGHTING!
Bengals @ Ravens - Well, well, well....what do we have here? A fight for a tie of the division lead involving the Bengals? Didn't see that coming, and still not sure I believe it. Here's the deal, the Ravens keep telling us they have no idea why they keep showing up pulseless in games that should be blowouts. Super, we have no idea how you keep sucking in those games as well, so there's common ground. Cincinnati, on the other hand, just seems to shut their damn mouths in favor of 'planning', 'adjusting' and 'winning those games'. So that said, it seems blatantly obvious. Winner: Ravens. They may be of the disappoint, but not to an Eagles-level: big game team wins big game.
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Summed up nicely. On fists! I think I just pick this guy to win. |
Panthers @ Lions - Hush, Cam. I ain't listening anymore. Stats don't mean a thing without wins. The Lions, whilst disappearing faster than my ability to keep coming up with different ways to say 'Chris Johnson is a thief who should be fed his own hair', are at least still hanging in the games. That's much more than the Carolina Next Years can claim if they're being honest with the mirror. Maurice Morris has the enviable opportunity to make it appear like he's been a hidden gem for the past - I don't know, 23 years? It seems like he's been somebody's backup-to-the-backup since Eric Hipple was leading the Lions. Winner: Detroit - Welcome back to Premier Status! (for four days, at least.)
The Tampa Bay Losing Team @ The Green Bay Winning Team - Next.
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'What do you mean 'no dipping sauce'? This trade is void.' |
RAIDAHS! @ Vikings - The Vikes should bus in a bunch of the Raider faithful and just let them tear the Metrodome down, seems like it'll save some time and debate. Unless of course the building just explodes from overinflation with sadness and misery. Either way, I ask this one question: if you're Los Angeles, why would you want the Vikings? On four bald tires and a tow, the Raiders overpower the Minnesota Helgas; with a rejuvinated Carson Palmer remembering which jerseys to throw to, you guys should just take that gigantic horn out to the parking lot and shoot it. Then light it on fire. Winner: Oakland.
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This feels like better use of my entertainment dollar. |
Cardinals @ 49ers - The Niners are going to falter a little bit on the way to the playoffs; it's inevitable, one of these weeks the Game Manager 2012 is going to have to actually DO something to win, and that always breaks bad. This will not be that week. Expect the Neeners to hand the vicious and unrelenting beating to Skeletor and the Cards that the Eagles opted to avoid in favor of curling up into a ball and whimpering. Winner: Jim Harbaugh's Never-Say-Die San Francisco Prospectors
Seahawks @ Rams - Huh? This game looks appealing to me, and I cannot fathom why. I think it's because both these clubs have been taking regular poundings, but somehow manage to each win a game they shouldn't have even suited up for, on account of it's abuse of the earth. So somehow, this is sort of the Super Bowl of the Lowest Tier, a battle for the 8th overall pick, if you will. And it's Steven Jackson versus Marshawn Lynch! While I would be more enthralled if instead of a two hour symphony of Trying Real Hard To Do Right By Our Fans from both teams, they just hooked each of those two bulls up to a couple of train engines and had a pulling race - or maybe had them just run full-force into each other until only one was left standing - something Thunderdomey, regardless - I guess this'll have to do. I won't be expecting a lot of break-ins on the RedZone, if you catch my drift. Wait, so the Rams barely beat the Browns? That must still make the Saints cry. Winner: Seahawks.
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Listening to Fouts ain't helping |
Chargers @ Bears - I'm saying it here officially: The Bears are going to the playoffs, and if anybody is going to beat the Packers before now and then, this is who's going to do it. I'm also officially saying this: the Chargers are a bad bad team, and there is going to be a fire sale at year's end, because they aren't going to the post-season unless there's a loser's bracket this year. Wait, is there a loser's bracket this year? No? Aw...now I'm sad. I would have liked to see the Panthers win that. Winner: Team Ditka.
Eagles @ Giants - Wow. I once thought this was going to be a great slug-fest, but the times they have-a-changed some. Here's the thing: I still think it's going to be a brutal, ugly eye-gouging affair, but now it's that's mostly going to be self-inflicted by the Philly faithful in a desperate attempt to engulf themselves in the sweet present of blindness. Vick has looked bad, but not 'maybe VY can turn this around' bad...because he can't, let's make that clear. There will be burning jerseys and effigies of Andy Reid warming the streets of Brotherly Love throughout this long and disabling winter, so at least we can take that away as one positive. Winner: Giants.
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'Dude, you got this in the bag...' |
This is where I normally like to 'wrap things up', or 'bid you adieu', or 'question why I didn't get an IT degree', but not this week boys and girls. Nope, this week, we bring you something special.......
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What do you mean it's not entirely bacon? Thanks for nothing. |
Packers @ Lions - YAY!!!! A Packer game on Turkey Day! And even more exciting, it's gonna be the first one in twenty years that won't feature John Madden liberally basting Brett Favre for two and a half hours until everybody gets really uncomfortable. I thought the Lions would probably win this game about a month and a half ago, but then they lost all the running backs and poise and started the reunion tour of 'Calvin Johnson and The Depressors'. They'll be too tuckered out from playing a close game against the Panthers on Sunday to put up much of a fight. Winner: Packers
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'Now, about Aunt Jane's crotch...' |
49ers @ Ravens - This is a terrific match-up for Thanksgiving evening, absolutely outstanding. Too bad I'm going to be standing in line at a Walmart to get a 99 buck Kinect and 28 dollar copies of Arkham City and Madden Aught-Twelve, but that's what they make DVRs for, I guess. Worth it. This is one of the hardest games to call: I really do believe the Ravens are way better than they play every other week, but fer chrissake, give the effing ball to Ray and block, kids. I don't know what's up with these AFC squads ignoring what they're good at and then acting surprised, but it keeps happening. Here's to a faulty belief that the Ravens are good enough to just knock that crud off and hands San Fran a solid beating that will benefit both of these teams down the line. See, they're just helping the Niners with pain! It's all good. Winner: Ravens....and then a lengthy speech by Ray Lewis to wrap up the holiday right with a misguided belief that God gives a crap about the Ravens' game.
Let's all eat stuffing for breakfast!
Matt likes to type things under serious sleep deprivation, see for yourself @amazingmattyp on the Twitty
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