How will Maurice Stovall and Anthony Fasano do in the NFL?
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I think Stovall could end up becoming a really solid posession/red zone receiver. I don't think he has the speed to light it up on every play, but he should still do well. I think Fasano has the potential to really excel, but I don't know how much of a chance he's going to get being stuck behind Jason Witten. I know Parcells is real big on Fasano, so all I can think is maybe he's going to try to develop him and then use Jason Witten as trade bait to upgrade another part of the team.
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Let me just say that the giants can lick my left nut....now as a cowboy fan i gotta say that they will go all the way and win their 6th superbowl in franchise history.......as a normal person i gotta see what the do in the draft and if there are any good free agents left.....because t.o. is good but drew bledsoe will only be good if the o line stays healthy. Now if the defense and running game stay consistent then there's no stopping them........DALLLAS ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!
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Maroney is questionable with what I believe is an ankle injury.......its hard to say b/c if he does play he'll shred the Indianapolis Colts who have the worst run defense in the NFL, but the Pats do have Corey Dillon who is still pretty good, so to risk their youth/future at the RB position would be dumb considering their other guy is pretty good...I would say Willis, hard to do considering how good Maroney is and how bad the Colts D is, but if you dont even know if he's gonna play its hard to start him....
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Maurice Jones-Drew.\n\nHe is playing against the 32nd ranked defense in the league. \n\nBush is going to play. He needs to show that he can hang after a big hit. Plus Tampa has played tough all year. \n\nAtlanta's offense is going to keep K. Jones off the field.
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Joey Harrington...hes doing real well this season...ahman green...remeber hes still that 1,000 yard back..(same guy)...hes gonna get a lot of touches look for him to have a good day\n\njulius jones doesnt get touchdowns as much becuse marion barber is taking them all away...julius gets them down the field and then marion punches it in...same thing is going on in new york...tiki runs it all the way down and then brandon punches it in
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They need to strengthen their offensive line.  Either an OT or a center.  Dominic Raiola has outlived his usefulness up front.  I'd love to see them draft a quarterback, but I think they're going to stick with Joey to see if Mike Martz can make an NFL quarterback out of him.
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BREES, BREES, BREES... AFTER LAST WEEK, I THINK ADDAI WILL GET ALOT OF TOUCHDOWN CARRIES, AND N.O. IS  A PASSING TEAM. PLZ ANSWER MY FANTASY FB QUESTION.
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I have to go with the Giants at home. They have two good running backs, two good receivers, a great te, good defense, and a good young qb. The Saints have been overachieving and it showed last week at home against the Ravens. Giants are a similar type of team. Reggie Bush went out with injury last week also.
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I think Gould will, but Wilkins is also having a great season.\n\n\nFor more on the Bears, Rams and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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No question both will blossom this year under Martz.  I think they both have the talent to become pro bowlers we will see if williams can run better routes and Jones has better field vision to see the open holes.  I think they will both be 1000 yrds running/recieving for the next 7 years.
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I will say Steve Smith, as he is still the primary weapon of the Panthers offense and will likely be involved in big yardage plays and get a large number of touchdowns.\n\nT.O. will score well, but he is playing for Parcells, who prefers the running game to the passing game, limiting his touches and his touchdowns. And in that clash of egos, the Tuna will win every time.\n\nHolt was injured this year and, as he continues to get older, I would expect that may happen more often ... limiting his time on the field and his opportunities to score points.\n\nHarrison, while still a major part of the Indianapolis offense, is still only a part of a great receiving corps in Indy ... and since Payton Manning figured out the key to success is distributing the ball to all of those receivers, Harrison's numbers will likely level out. If anyone will catch or pass Smith, I think it will be Harrison and he'll still be a top player in most leagues -- but I don't think he'll be the very top guy like he used to be.
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Yes. The dolphim did well last year with a mediocre quarterback. With Daunte on the team they have a shoot at a play off birth this year. If the dolphins can put some talent around Culpepper I can easily see him getting them to the superbowl.
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Matt Leinart is more NFL-ready.  He also has great WRs in Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin.\n\nFor more on the Titans, Cardinals and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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If you look at the team situations, Leinhart has the best chance at a good rookie season. Hes probably gonna end up starting, and the offensive weapons around him are amazing; Fitzgerald and Bolden, a great one-two punch at reciever, fellow rookie, Leonard Pope the tight end is gonna create some mismatches, and with James in the backfield...its gonna be a dangerous team. Cutler is gonna be under jake the snake and young might not start over McNair. if he does, the titans have fewer offensive weapons. most of the QBs from the draft arent gonna play much this year unless theres an injury
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To tell you the truth, my guess is none of them will even get a ring. Why? Simply because both of them are big chokers when it comes time to the playoffs. Take a look, for the last few years the colts haven't been to the superbowl because poor Peyton can't play in the snow. You saw last year when both the brothers were in the play offs. They didn't really choke last year since NYG's defense gave up lots of TD IIRC, and Vanderjact missed the kick.\n\nmy 2 cents.
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ronald curry was a pretty good qb at nc. last i heard he's a punt returner for oakland.
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I think they will be 9-7 or 10-6. McNabb is healthy and will be looking to prove all of his doubters wrong. Brian Westbrook and LJ Smith are explosive players who are just reaching their prime. Reggie Brown will keep developing and become the wide reciever that (besides TO) the Eagles haven't had since Mike Quick retired. Jabar Gaffney is an underrated reciever who I think will have a breakout season with McNabb, not David Carr, at QB. The O-Line is aging, but that shouldn't matter this season. If the older players get injured, there are young backups that can step in and do just as good a job. They have shored up the defensive line, finally giving Jevon Kearse some help. They have two young tackles, Bunkley and Patterson, and another veteran end in Darren Howard. Trent Cole can also step in on the ends. Trotter is a staple at MLB, but the OLBs are a question. Gocong and McCoy will have to live up to their potential, and Barber and Jones will have to play to their ability. The secondary is one of the league's best, with Lewis, Dawkins, Sheppard, and Brown. The special teams is top notch, with Akers kicking and three great returners in JR Reed, Jeremy Bloom, and Bruce Perry. Yet, after all that, a lack of offensive and secondary depth will prevent them from going far in the playoffs. They probably will get a wild card berth.