Where's the Outrage?

Unfortunately, I do not have an opportunity to prognosticate this morning. Then again, when you look at my record, it’s probably best that I didn’t.

There are a couple of really good early games:

Atlanta Falcons versus the New York Giants. Every time it looks like the New York Giants are going to close this game out, the Atlanta Falcons find some way to fight their way back in. The Indianapolis Colts and the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens are playing the Colts tough. Oddly enough, the Detroit Lions and the Cleveland Browns… this is turning into a surprisingly offensive game.

Pittsburgh is having a surprising amount of trouble with the Kansas City Chiefs. Every time it looks like the Pittsburgh Steelers are going to take over the game and make a stupid turnover or mistake, theyre at the two-minute warning and it’s tied up at 24.

With less than two minutes to go, the Atlanta Falcons are driving. They’re driving for a tying score. The Giants are generating a pass rush. Matt Ryan is currently picking them apart. Atlanta now has the ball on the Giants’ 10. This is a GREAT game.

Pittsburgh and KC are going to overtime!

Atlanta scores and the Giants and the Falcons go into overtime!

The Cowboys somehow pull out a win against the Redskins. The Cowboys offense played awfully. Tony Romo was awful. Can somebody tell Roy Williams that he is not a number one receiver? The Dallas defense held time after time. The Redskins had field position and the Dallas offense never could move the ball (overthrows, dropped passes), except on their very last drive (well, it was the next-to-last drive).

Matt Cassel throws a huge pass for more than 50 yards. The Steelers might lose this. Kansas City has the ball first and go from the three and they’re attempting a field goal.

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