[mainepatsfan]

Here we go again.

[mainepatsfan]

NFL PING

FReepmail scott says to be added to, or to be taken off the NFL Ping list... This is a fairly high volume ping list

[right right]

but what really matters is who the NFL wants to be there

[Hoodlum91]

translation: we really want to validate Manning.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Manning prepares to take the field in another crucial playoff game...

[Tyche]

For the Colts, it's always Next Season.

[steelyourfaith]

The Steelers get another chance to get motivated off of the "no respect" incentive.

[scott says]

I'm watching the espn morning shows and the Patriots are in everybody's top 2 or 3...overall #1.
If Brady and Harrison,Dillon, ect... are healthy and they sign some DB and OL, they could be great again.
The injuries were overwhelming this year.

[dfwgator]

Two words: Tampa Bay

[martin_fierro]

I have nothing against Peyton or Tony Dungee or the Colts generally...

...but given Vanderjagt's statements during the 2005 preseason, this graphic just rocks.

[gate2wire]

The Pats at 5-1 is pretty generous.
When healthy, they were the best team this year. The Denver game was their worst game in memory.
Colt's question is not Manning and his line, they're pros, they'll do their jobs. The question is James. He's crying and complaining.
Would want more than 6-1 on the Panthers with their running back issues.

Take the 5-1 on the Pats now. The odds on the others will probably improve some.

[Perdogg]

Super Bowl XLI - Dallas Cowboys over Cleveland Browns

Edgering James MVP for Dallas. Dallas will go up 7-3 when a Drew Beldsoe pass will be missed by Terry Glen, but tipped into the hands of Jason Campbell who will scamper 60-yards for a TD.

Final Score will be 31-10.

[cardinal4]

Yawn. This is what, four years in a row Vegas has said this?

[infidel29]

I think I'll wait until I at least see some rosters before I go making predictions.

Losing 'Edge' will be tough on the Colts and resigning Reggie Wayne isn't even a done deal. Steelers will be tough, but so will New England, Denver and Cincinnati. San Diego and Jacksonville won't be pushovers either.

And for all the whiny Seahawk fans out there, you've got a good team... a very good team. I can't help but think they will be the NFC frontrunner next year along with Carolina and perhaps Dallas if they can get their act together. Sorry Bears, try playing a first place schedule and see how far you go. Although they could win their division by default.

[The Sons of Liberty]

Peyton Manning is a crybaby choker. Couldn't win the big one in college, can't win the big one now.

Tennessee won the National Championship the year after he left.

[The Sons of Liberty]

Last year, crybaby Peyton blamed the kicker. This year he blamed his offensive line - not a good move for long life expectancy when playing quarterback.

[bray]

What were the odds the Seagulls would stop crying by next season??

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[YourAdHere]

Just out of curiosity, who did these oddmakers call for this year??

[Military family member]

What else can I say!

[Terpfen]

Miami: 12-1.

With high-quality staffing additions, like Dom Capers and Mike Mularkey, and the rumored trading of Ricky Williams to Denver, what could possibly go wrong?

[InterceptPoint]

Sorry Colts but it will be New England vs. Seattle in the next Superbowl with a fresh and hopefully more experienced and better set of refs.