NFL 2008

[gunnar hendershow]

Best fantasy QB this week: Rosenfels (vs. Baltimore), Ryan (vs. Saints) or Pennington (vs. Seahawks)? Yes, these are my best options

Rosenfels. Clearly.

[Hajjhowe]

Pennington. Seattle is pretty bad and Miami is actually on the upswing. Saints are too inconsistent to get any idea of how Ryan will play against them.

[JStarr]

What I'd like to know about Mr. Culpepper and his staggering powers of decision-making: How exactly is Detroit (where option A is Calvin Johnson and option B, according to Kitna's usual form, is the other team...or according to Orlovsky's form, running out the back of the endzone ) better than Kansas City, where option A is Tony Gonzalez and option B is Dwayne Bowe?

Must be the Floridian in him, looking for the indoor stadium.

[NobBe Nobbs]

What I'd like to know about Mr. Culpepper and his staggering powers of decision-making: How exactly is Detroit (where option A is Calvin Johnson and option B, according to Kitna's usual form, is the other team...or according to Orlovsky's form, running out the back of the endzone ) better than Kansas City, where option A is Tony Gonzalez and option B is Dwayne Bowe?

Must be the Floridian in him, looking for the indoor stadium.

Because Option C is running for dear life and Detroit fans will be slightly less likely to lynch him for running out the endzone.

[gunnar hendershow]

All Culpepper has to do is win one game to be the Lions' savior.

[Hajjhowe]

Both teams are pretty terrible, I think he just had a better chance of keeping his starting job in Detroit and being the 'star' of the team. The downside?

He's the star of the team.

[alldaws1]

Calvin Johnson says hi.

[livid]

As does Ernie Sims, another high draft pick (zOMG not a WR tho) that's pretty damn good despite being on the Lions.

Though "star" may not be the best description.

[VerbalPuke]

I wouldn't even call Sims a star at this point. He's had a highly disappointing year, this was supposed to be his breakout and he's had virtually no impact. Your assessment of star not being the best description is the correct one.

Calvin is our one and only star, the WR crew we have is pretty good all around, just that we have no running game, offensive line, QB, and the defense is complete shit.

[Evil Chase K]

According to Adam Schefter, the 4 teams in the running for DeAngelo Hall are: Giants, Redskins, Steelers, Patriots.

PFT.com is saying it's the Saints instead of the

[punky]

The Steelers? Really? Doesn't seem like he'd fit in with that D' at all.

[Evil Chase K]

He wouldn't, which puzzled me.

He'd be superfluous in our defensive backfield, we already have a DB that gets burnt at least once a game.

[gunnar hendershow]

The Ravens should get him because we simply don't have enough ridiculous personalities in our defense yet.

[NobBe Nobbs]

I'd mark.

[Kyle_]

I was hoping he would go back to the Falcons, that way I can wear my jersey again >_>

[Lowerdeck]

I was hoping Laurence Maroney wouldn't suck, that way I can wear my jersey again

[alldaws1]

This Broncos defense really sucks. I know they have a lot of injuries but they can't seem to stop the run or the pass and against the Browns of all teams.

Steelers, Giants and to a lesser extent the Redskins being interested in Hall surprises me. They're all in the top 7 against the pass, why spend money on a DB when your current players are doing very well as is?

On another note, look out for Dallas to muff a couple of field goals or extra points in the next few weeks. With Brad Johnson relegated to 3rd string QB and neither Brooks Bollinger or Sam Paulescu having any holding experience, Patrick Crayton looks set to be the new holder for Nick Folk :/

Edited November 7, 2008 by AD

[HailtotheYo]

The Skins are having issues with the secondary (at least, that's what the Zabe and everyone on espn980 are saying).

[Maxx]

Yeah, but Hall isn't going to do much against a division with Plax, TO, Roy Williams and DeSean Jackson. Maybe Jackson only cause he's a rookie, but still

[gunnar hendershow]

It's worth it for the depth, surely he's an improvement. The biggest part of winning a championship, on any time, is having guys worthy to start on a below-average team being able to come in as backups. If you get what I'm saying, it's what separates the good teams from the bad.