November 08, 2011

Observations from the 1st Half of the NFL Season



The New England Patriots are proving you can’t win without a good defense, no matter how good your offense is.
It’s time to admit the San Diego Chargers really aren’t big under achievers; they’re just not very good.
Indianapolis is going to be hard to beat in the race downhill to draft Andrew Luck.
The Green Bay Packers are proving you can win without a consistent defense if your offense is virtually unstoppable.
The NFL needs divisional realignment just to get rid of the present NFC West.
Wes Welker was not productive only because he was lined up opposite Randy Moss.
Either Peyton Hillis has had a lot of things go wrong all at once this year or he’s caught a major case of egoitis.
The Washington Redskins are what we thought they were.
Eli Manning is not an elite quarterback.
Eli Manning is better than we thought he was.
The Kansas City Chiefs can’t decide which persona they want to adopt: Potential contender or complete also ran.
Tim Tebow could be good in the NFL as long as his team doesn’t run a pro-style offense.
Even if the Giants just squeak into the playoffs, with the schedule they’ve got, they’re pretty damn good.
DeSean Jackson talks a better talk than any walk he walks.
San Francisco may win a Super Bowl before Joe Montana turns 100.
Aaron Rodgers may be rendering the present QB rating system obsolete.
Tim Tebow’s God isn’t necessarily a football fan.

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