'Dogs declared
Here's how the players in our charity underdog game are going in today's pro football contests. Nearly a third are backing the Tigers over the Blackbirds:
14.5 KANSAS CITY at New England - Tommy W., Bayou Baby
14.5 TAMPA BAY at Green Bay - Drewbob
9.5 ARIZONA at San Francisco - Bob, Gary, mna, Eric W.
7.5 WASHINGTON vs. Dallas - Pete Rozelle, Usual Kevin, Annie
7 CAROLINA at Detroit - Carol, Broadway Joe, Bad Brad
7 CINCINNATI at Baltimore - PDXileinOmaha, Rudie, genop, Gordon, Paul, Weavmo, AKevin, Michael K., John Ch., jmh
6 TENNESSEE at Atlanta - Larry Legend, John Cr., Ricardo, Biggest Cubs Loser, Grizfan
4.5 DENVER vs. New York Jets (Thursday, winner) - NoPoGuy, genop's gal, john dull
2.5 BUFFALO at Miami - Money Maker
Good luck, and enjoy the games, folks.
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Comments (6)
Is it too late to swap Carolina for Cincy?
Posted by jmh | November 20, 2011 11:10 AM
Be thankful, jmh. It's looking good for you. At this moment, late in the 1st halfs: Carolina 24, Detroit 7; Cinci 7, Balt. 14.
Posted by Mojo | November 20, 2011 11:17 AM
Oops. Saw you got to jump ships. Hang in there!
Posted by Mojo | November 20, 2011 11:19 AM
Uh, nevermind. Too many screens running. Confused cat.
Baltimore is picking on Bengals' young 2nd string corner in 2nd Q, but will get greedy as usual. Bengals will adjust both O & D, start 2nd half on defense and should get good field position. Graphic on tv in 1st Q showed Cinci D leads the NFL in 3&outs. Bengals QB needs to zero in a teeny bit better, WRs need to catch better in 2nd half -- they're getting open. Cinci needs to stop Ravens from scoring to end the half.
Posted by Mojo | November 20, 2011 11:27 AM
Ha ha ha! What'd I say. Flacco just got intercepted! 1:24 left in 1st half.
Posted by Mojo | November 20, 2011 11:28 AM
2nd half opening: Bengals trade a Ravens FG (Ray Rice breaks loose, Bengals goal line stand) for a Cinci TD (zip & zap down the field on improv plays by rookie QB Dalton & crew) -- Balt. 17, Cin. 14.
Posted by Mojo | November 20, 2011 12:08 PM