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Pagal4321 · 07-28-2006, 02:39 PM

Let see if I can answer some of these...

Roaf retiring is HUGE for the Chiefs...he was the anchor of their line IMO. So it hurts them for sure.

I hope Culpepper get's his mojo back, but being a Viking fan I can't help but have a sour taste in my mouth after the way he acted before the trade.

Loosing Hutch will hurt Shaun's options on the left, but as a whole I think the Seahawks can continue to dominate on the ground. It will just take some time to find a comfortable groove for them.

Parcells will help TO, I think. There will still be drama with TO and Bledsoe, but TO will tone it down in comparison to his Philly days.

I will not count out the Pats until they show me that losing that talent will make them a worse football team. But they have lost ALOT of people and McGinest was a huge loss for them.

I'm not sold on the Eagles passing game, their WRs are fairly weak and that will hurt them. And adjusting to a new offense might make it hard for them to do anything.

Well as a Vikes fan, I'm optimistic the shenannigans don't affect the team. I think they will content in the NFC North...and I just hope and pray Brad Johnson holds up. The defense will be fun to watch.

The Cards will live and die by their offensive line. If their O-Line can run block for Edge, they will do well. If they can't....well then, for all intents and purposes they will do no better then last year.

I don't think Eli is that great, truthfully. And living in his brother's shadow and dealing with the NY media pressure, might be enough to make him snap.

Bengals are still a team to watch because Marvin Lewis is a good coach. They NEED to disipline the turs though, to set an example.

I'm interested to see Sunday Night on NBC and MNF on ESPN. But NBC has the far superior schedule to ESPN's MNF.

And the loss of LeCharles Bentley to Cleveland just made them one of the worst teams in the league again.

07-28-2006, 02:39 PM	#2
Pagal4321 Franchise Player Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Calgary Exp:	Let see if I can answer some of these... Roaf retiring is HUGE for the Chiefs...he was the anchor of their line IMO. So it hurts them for sure. I hope Culpepper get's his mojo back, but being a Viking fan I can't help but have a sour taste in my mouth after the way he acted before the trade. Loosing Hutch will hurt Shaun's options on the left, but as a whole I think the Seahawks can continue to dominate on the ground. It will just take some time to find a comfortable groove for them. Parcells will help TO, I think. There will still be drama with TO and Bledsoe, but TO will tone it down in comparison to his Philly days. I will not count out the Pats until they show me that losing that talent will make them a worse football team. But they have lost ALOT of people and McGinest was a huge loss for them. I'm not sold on the Eagles passing game, their WRs are fairly weak and that will hurt them. And adjusting to a new offense might make it hard for them to do anything. Well as a Vikes fan, I'm optimistic the shenannigans don't affect the team. I think they will content in the NFC North...and I just hope and pray Brad Johnson holds up. The defense will be fun to watch. The Cards will live and die by their offensive line. If their O-Line can run block for Edge, they will do well. If they can't....well then, for all intents and purposes they will do no better then last year. I don't think Eli is that great, truthfully. And living in his brother's shadow and dealing with the NY media pressure, might be enough to make him snap. Bengals are still a team to watch because Marvin Lewis is a good coach. They NEED to disipline the turs though, to set an example. I'm interested to see Sunday Night on NBC and MNF on ESPN. But NBC has the far superior schedule to ESPN's MNF. And the loss of LeCharles Bentley to Cleveland just made them one of the worst teams in the league again.