Yo I'm as big a giants fan as anyone but their offense looked even worse than last year.

AFC East- Pats
AFC North- Steelers
AFC South- Colts
AFC West- Chiefs
5th seed- Broncos
6th seed- Jets

NFC East- Eagles
NFC North- Pack
NFC South- Saints
NFC West- Seahawks
5th seed- Bears
6th seed- 9ers

Superbowl prediction: Colts/Saints or Chiefs/Seattle.

OK, for shits and gigs, I'm doing weekly QB rankings. Here are Week 1's listings;

1.       Matt Ryan
2.       Matt Stafford
3.       Ben Roethlisberger
4.       Russell Wilson
5.       Peyton Manning
6.       Jake Locker
7.       Colin Kaepernick
8.       Matt Cassel
9.       Drew Brees
10.   Carson Palmer
11.   Andrew Luck
12.   Andy Dalton
13.   Derek Anderson
14.   Geno Smith
15.   E.J. Manuel
16.   Ryan Tannehill
17.   Nick Foles
18.   Derek Carr
19.   Philip Rivers
20.   Jay Cutler
21.   Aaron Rodgers
22.   Ryan Fitzpatrick
23.   Tom Brady
24.   Brian Hoyer
25.   Chad Henne
26.   Josh McCown
27.   Robert Griffin III
28.   Tony Romo
29.   Joe Flacco
30.   Eli Manning
31.   Alex Smith

32.   Shaun Hill/Austin Davis

So quick Poll

Who is worse- Adrian Peterson or Ray Rice?

I'm leaning Peterson myself. At least Rice had anti-bullying campaigns to his name before he knocked his fiance out. AD just had a bunch of self-righteous pontificating, and mild homophobia.

Ray Rice is probably a better overall person than AD, BUT I'd take what AD did over what Rice did.

Week 2 Rankings- Basically decided that it's more or less a "Who has been the best QB so far this year" list. Obviously the results will look better as bigger sample sizes are collected, but as it stands...

1.       Peyton Manning
2.       Russell Wilson
3.       Cam Newton/Derek Anderson
4.       Philip Rivers
5.       Andy Dalton
6.       EJ Manuel
7.       Matt Stafford
8.       Jay Cutler
9.       Ben Roethlisberger
10.   Ryan Fitzpatrick
11.   Andrew Luck
12.   Aaron Rodgers
13.   Drew Brees
14.   Kirk Cousins/Robert Griffin III
15.   Nick Foles
16.   Matt Ryan
17.   Jake Locker
18.   Carson Palmer/Drew Stanton
19.   Derek Carr
20.   Joe Flacco
21.   Brian Hoyer
22.   Colin Kaepernick
23.   Tom Brady
24.   Matt Cassel
25.   Ryan Tannehill
26.   Tony Romo
27.   Geno Smith
28.   Austin Davis/Shaun Hill
29.   Josh McCown
30.   Alex Smith
31.   Chad Henne

32.   Eli Manning

Eli played well last week.

God. wrote:

Eli played well last week.

Eli kind of suffered in my rankings because of how badly he played against Detroit, combined with basically everyone but a few notable exceptions playing pretty well during Week 2. Even most of the people who were shit in Week 2 were great in Week 1 (Kaep, Locker, Cassel, Matt Ryan who dropped 31 spots in my weekly rankings). I was tempted to put him over Henne, but Henne at least had one point of time this season where it looked like he could have won the game, so I gave him extra points for that.

ELI BETTER BE TOP 10 THIS WEEK!

TOP 5*

People are so quick to put up-and-coming QBs like Cousins on a pedestal, then the guy goes out, stares down his receivers all night, and commits turnover after turnover. Exercise restraint.

Y'all sleeping on Ryan Tannehill over there.

Ryan "I have Mike Wallace, but fuck going deep" Tannehill, you mean?

SPEAKING OF, HERE ARE MY WEEKLY RATINGS FROM THE LAST 2 WEEKS (3 and 4);
1.       Matt Ryan
2.       Alex Smith
3.       Ben Roethlisberger
4.       Nick Foles
5.       Russell Wilson
6.       Andrew Luck
7.       Eli Manning
8.       Philip Rivers
9.       Drew Brees
10.   Tony Romo
11.   Kirk Cousins
12.   Brian Hoyer
13.   Drew Stanton
14.   Tom Brady
15.   Joe Flacco
16.   Cam Newton/Derek Anderson
17.   Peyton Manning
18.   Jay Cutler
19.   Matt Stafford
20.   Andy Dalton
21.   Aaron Rodgers
22.   EJ Manuel
23.   Colin Kaepernick
24.   Austin Davis
25.   Matt Cassel/Teddy Bridgewater
26.   Derek Carr
27.   Geno Smith
28.   Ryan Tannehill
29.   Chad Henne/Blake Bortles
30.   Mike Glennon/Josh McCown
31.   Ryan Fitzpatrick
32.   Jake Locker
 
Week 4
1.       Eli Manning
2.       Aaron Rodgers
3.       Joe Flacco
4.       Tony Romo
5.       Alex Smith
6.       Philip Rivers
7.       Andrew Luck
8.       Teddy Bridgewater
9.       Matt Stafford
10.   Mike Glennon
11.   Ryan Tannehill
12.   Ben Roethlisberger
13.   Colin Kaepernick
14.   Blake Bortles
15.   Matt Ryan
16.   Cam Newton/Derek Anderson
17.   Ryan Fitzpatrick
18.   Jay Cutler
19.   EJ Manuel
20.   Derek Carr/Matt McGloin
21.   Geno Smith
22.   Charlie Whitehurst/Zach Mettenberger
23.   Drew Brees
24.   Nick Foles
25.   Tom Brady

26.   Kirk Cousins

THREELI!

So this guy is going to try to make it into the NFL, after co-winning the MVP Award just a few weeks ago. Thoughts?

Congrats to the Lions on making the playoffs. Bound to make it for a long time

Don't worry Eagles "fans", you can always watch the 76ers

Angel. wrote:

Don't worry Eagles "fans", you can always watch the 76ers

Cold. Blooded.

I like it.

PEYTON HAS MORE PICKS THAN ELI

Seahawks op

Every team is legit until they play the Seahawks. After that, they become "overhyped" and "overrated."  The way the Seahawks are playing right now, nobody from either conference could beat them. Totally different team since the Cardinals game @ SEA in November.

AFC: New England (1st), Denver (2nd) - Both teams have a first round bye
Baltimore (6th) vs Pittsburgh (3rd)
Cincinnati (5th) vs Indianapolis (4th)

NFC: Seattle (1st), Green Bay (2nd) - Both teams have a first round bye
Detroit (6th) vs Dallas (3rd)
Arizona (5th) vs Carolina (4th)

One thing to note. Re-seeding: Home field is determined by seeding number, not position on the bracket. The NFL does not use a fixed bracket system. The outcome of the games between the sixth and third seeds in each conference determine where the Wild Card winners will play in the next round. When a third seed wins, they next travel to the second seed. When the sixth seed wins, they travel to the first seed. The winner between the fifth and fourth seeds will play the remaining second round host team in that conference.

Baltimore @ Pittsburgh (Assumption- Bell isn't fit to go)

Cincinatti @ Indianapolis (Assumption- Green isn't fit to go)

NFC Wild Card:
Arizona @ Carolina (Assumption- Stanton is still hobbled by injury, either leading to Lindley starting or Stanton playing hurt)

Detroit @ Dallas (Assumption- Suh gets suspended)

AFC Divisional:
Baltimore @ New England

Indianapolis @ Denver

NFC Divisional:
Carolina @ Seattle

Dallas @ Green Bay

Conference:
Baltimore @ Denver

Green Bay @ Seattle

Super Bowl

Seattle vs Denver

Most clutch postseason QBs of all time based on the likelihood of a "replacement level QB" being able to achieve the same record as them.

FIVE MORE YEARS! FIVE MORE YEARS! JSDFHSDJKFH RUSSSSSSS