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324 votes total
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| Are the Falcons making a mistake benching Joey Harrington for Byron Leftwich? |
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No. Harrington was pretty good, but they're going nowhere. Have to find out what Leftwich can do. (189) |
 59% |
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Yes. The NFC South is still up for grabs, and Harrington gave them the best chance to win. (102) |
32% |
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What? I thought Michael Vick was the Falcons' QB! (27) |
8% |
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| Wade Phillips and Jason Taylor both claimed over the past few days to have been misquoted by Peter King. Were they misquoted, or did they just want to distance themselves from a moment of candor? |
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They made King the scapegoat (209) |
66% |
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King misquoted them (107) |
34% |
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| Minnesota at Dallas: |
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Dallas in a blowout (43) |
13% |
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Dallas just covers the spread (-9.5) (111) |
35% |
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Dallas in a squeaker (96) |
30% |
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Minnesota in a squeaker (60) |
19% |
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Minnesota rolls (10) |
3% |
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| The Ravens could be without Ray Lewis (among others) in Buffalo this weekend. Do the Bills have a chance? |
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More than a chance -- they're going to win (76) |
24% |
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They'll be competitive, but the experienced Ravens will prevail (93) |
29% |
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If the Bills couldn't win with six turnovers in their pocket vs. Dallas, how are they going to beat the cautious Ravens? (79) |
25% |
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As long as I don't have to watch it on TV, I don't care (70) |
22% |
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| What kind of impact will Chris Chambers have in San Diego? |
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A big one. They've needed a go-to receiver for years, and this brings them up to the AFC elite (30) |
9% |
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He'll help, but the Chargers still aren't in the class with Indy, NE and Pitt. (180) |
56% |
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Chambers is pretty good, but nothing more. A second-round pick was too much to give up. (82) |
26% |
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Who the f--- is Chris Chambers? (29) |
9% |
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| Indianapolis at Jacksonville: |
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Colts have too much O for Jax, cruise to win (35) |
11% |
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Colts keep up with the Pats, but it's not easy (157) |
49% |
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Jags pull the mild upset at home on Monday night (112) |
35% |
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Jags have another huge rushing day, dominate Indy (15) |
5% |
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| Which of these teams takes the biggest step down at QB from injured starter to backup? |
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TEN (Vince Young-Kerry Collins) (130) |
41% |
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BAL (Steve McNair-Kyle Boller) (24) |
8% |
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SF (Alex Smith-Trent Dilfer) (32) |
10% |
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STL (Marc Bulger-Gus Frerotte) (130) |
41% |
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| New England at Miami: |
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Patriots win by a minimum of 21 points (168) |
52% |
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Patriots are right around the spread (16.5), give or take a field goal (112) |
35% |
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A close game, but Patriots win (34) |
11% |
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Fins will continue their mastery of Pats in Fla. (8) |
2% |
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| Which of these Week 7 games would you LEAST like to watch? |
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ATL at NO (115) |
36% |
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BAL at BUF (58) |
18% |
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NYJ at CIN (48) |
15% |
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KC at OAK (83) |
26% |
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NE at MIA (16) |
5% |
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| Have you done any of the following since the start of the football season: watched an NHL game, watched a soccer game, watched a political debate. |
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NHL (30) |
9% |
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Soccer (21) |
7% |
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Debate (19) |
6% |
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All three (6) |
2% |
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Sports only (34) |
11% |
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Politics only (7) |
2% |
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None (62) |
19% |
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That is the stupidest question ever. It's time to call this the 1st and 9 poll. (141) |
44% |