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: Justice Building BlogFOOTBALL 2009 WEEK TWO
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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This is the bounce back week. This is the week we get back to basics and get back into the game. We like the Titans coming off the ten day lay off to pound the hapless Texans. Titans -6.5 +600.The J...E....T...S... are 4 point home dogs. We like the Jets to keep it close. J...E....T....S..+4 100, and we really like the under 47 +200. Perhaps the best game of the week outside of the Dallas/Giants matchup in Texas is the Ravens/Chargers game in San Diego. The Chargers are without their RB LT, but have an able backup in Sproles, and the Ravens, despite all the talk about their tough D, have a more than able gunslinger in Joe Skinny (Flacc0). We can't figure out who wins this game, but we like the over 40 +100. SUICIDE POOL: Rumpole: Titans; Fake Alex Michales: Cowboys; David O Markus: Falcons; Miguel De La Over: Falcons; Wesiman/Foster: Packers; Cary Clennon: Packers; Rick Freedman: Redskins: Daniel Tidbitt: Redskins; Dan Lurvey: Falcons; Ifitkar Memon: Vikes; Peter Sauter: Redskins; Sexy Fan: Broncos; Feet Of Clay Kaeiser: Packers; Jimmy The Greek: Titans; and in the most surprising pick of the Week, the Rank Master chooses the Raiders...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on September 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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