Nfl week 3 picks (Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, Houston Texans)

[rarog]

Ton of surprises this week already, even if some of the favorites ended up coming back to win it.

Originally Posted by TAM88

All of those folks "boycotting" the NFL sure did miss some great action today. New England - Houston, Pittsburgh - Chicago, Detroit - Atlanta and Philadelphia - New York were all great and exciting games. A great day to be an NFL fan.

How many people actually boycotted? I heard big Donny T whining about the NFL, but did people actually care (any more than they cared to whine about Kaepernick last year)?

[ditchlights]

Originally Posted by 7express

I can't imagine many people have 4 or more wins right now, seems like a bad week for everyone involved!

I'm 7-4 through the early games, and I think this is one of the most screwed weeks I've ever had! Balt, Pitt, TB, Mia losses.

[susancruzs]

Packer stands look full, if they keep playing badly they may get empty! Comments on the website after a statement by Mark Murphy were unbelievable, hundreds, all saying they won't support the Packers, don't want their season tickets. I guarantee someone will gladly take those tickets.

[rarog]

Originally Posted by susancruzs

Packer stands look full, if they keep playing badly they may get empty! Comments on the website after a statement by Mark Murphy were unbelievable, hundreds, all saying they won't support the Packers, don't want their season tickets. I guarantee someone will gladly take those tickets.

That's about as believable as democrats saying they're going to flee to Canada if <republican candidate> wins every 4 years. Never happens.

[RightonWalnut]

Originally Posted by juppiter

Eagles rookie kicker Jake Elliot kicks 61-yard game winning field goal with :01 left on the clock. Just amazing.

Truly amazing! What a sight to see.

[RightonWalnut]

4-7 so far. Weird week!!

[JBtwinz]

Lot of upsets.......3-8 so far!

Don't think I have done this bad in a while

[juppiter]

Tony Romo is really great at this. He explains why Aaron Rodgers is making the decisions he's making and notices things other guys would miss.

[susancruzs]

Romo is awesome, I wish he would do every game I watch. He made what Rodgers does clear, totally liked it.

Aaron finally beat the Bengals, last team he needed to beat, plus his first OT win, and he led a comeback!

[The Dissenter]

Originally Posted by The Dissenter

San Francisco
Baltimore
Denver
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Tampa Bay
New England
Miami
Philadelphia
Tennessee
Green Bay
Kansas City
Oakland
Dallas

5-9 Yuck!