I'm going to post part of the scores for Sun. 9/7 while Denver continues it's carnage. 
Atlanta Falcons beat New Orleans Saints, 37 to 34
Minnesota Vikings beat Saint Louis Rams, 34 to 6
Pittsburg Steelers beat Cleveland Browns, 30 to 27
Jacksonville Jaguars beat Philadelphia Eagles 34 to 17
New York Jets beat Oakland Raiders 19 to 14
more in a minute....
Continuing for Sun. 9/7:
Cincinnati Bengals beat Baltimore Ravens, 23 to 16
Buffalo Bills beat the Chicago Bears, 23 to 20
Houston Texans beat Washington Redskins, 17 to 6
Tennessee Titans beat the Kansas City Chiefs, 26 to 10
Miami Dolphins beat New England Patriots, 33 to 20
That's right. Carolina won yesterday. Super Bowl. Here we come. Can't stop that Panther train.
This player has been suspended indefinitely. I thought it was sickening too.
As I already put myself out there as not just a Ravens fan but lives in the middle of "Ravens Country" I and everyone agreed but (and this is a big but) I find it sad someone is so happy to throw the entire league under the bus because of a few people that were ostracized I am dropping it there if anyone wants to reply please send me a private message.
It was a bad day for me and exactly what I was scared of. Looks good in pre-season and looks so bad come regular. I know just the first game and that its a long road to the big game but this is a week by week emotional ride. Also I always do like seeing our former Defensive headcoach Marvin Lewis winning games.
@Elhanan
No one likes the Browns 
They have a special kind of hate for we Ravens since we took the team and won a Super Bowl a few years later.
I do not follow the news that closely, and loathe what was illustrated on the released vid, but everyone should be allowed due process. When FX can be tailored to include speaking animals, actions regarding a person would seem to warrant proper investigation.
No one likes the Browns
Yeah, the bizarro Browns are one of my favourite what if teams. Basically the Ravens team of the early 2000s with Belichick at the helm. They wouldn't have had Jonathan Ogden though which would have been a big loss, but offensive lineman like that are more of a luxury than a necessity imo.
After watching week 1, the results that really surprised me were the Bills upsetting the Bears, the Saints losing to the Falcons, and the Patriots losing to the Dolphins. Jay Cutler remains a turnover-prone mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a tortilla. I expected the Falcons to be much better than last year, but the way it happened, with so many missed tackles for the vaunted Saints defense, caught me off guard.
I still think the Pats will win that division and be one of the better teams in the AFC, but they do seem to have some serious pass protection issues after letting longtime guard Logan Mankins go. Tom Brady threw for 249 yards on 56 pass attempts, averaging 4.4 yards per pass attempt; that's an atrocious number (7.0 would be considered an acceptable league average number). Still, I can't bet against Brady and Belichick after just one game.
Rice is hardly the only one; Carolina Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy was found guilty of assaulting and threatening to kill his girlfriend, yet played for the Panthers this past Sunday. And the details of the Hardy case are way more grisly and horrifying than what Rice did. There's also Ray McDonald, who was arrested on domestic violence charges and played for the 49ers. It's inexcusable on every level.
Yeah, the bizarro Browns are one of my favourite what if teams. Basically the Ravens team of the early 2000s with Belichick at the helm. They wouldn't have had Jonathan Ogden though which would have been a big loss, but offensive lineman like that are more of a luxury than a necessity imo.
For me it was always the Browns of the mid to late 1980s that were one of the great 'what-if' teams; I think they could have been a bit more competitive against NFC teams in the Superbowl than the 80s Broncos, who had John Elway and not much else.
Carolina Panthers beat Detroit Lions 24 -7. That's right. Carolina WINS.
They will face Pittsburgh Steelers in Charlotte next week.
Yep. I can see Carolina in the Super Bowl.
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Carolina against Oakland
Carolina wins 38 - 17
Go Panthers
I use to be a panthers fan, then that super bowl where they played against the saints happen.they just gave it away and i read the lips some of them were getting paid to take dives.that broke my back and was the last straw for american football.But if i was forced to say who.....i would like to see panthers finally win one
Are we allowed to put our guesses for the Super Bowl in this thread?
I use to be a panthers fan, then that super bowl where they played against the saints happen.they just gave it away and i read the lips some of them were getting paid to take dives.that broke my back and was the last straw for american football.But if i was forced to say who.....i would like to see panthers finally win one
They played against New England in Super Bowl 38. They lost 32-29. John Kasay kicked the ball out of bounds on the kickoff giving the Patriots a short field to move the ball within field goal range to win the game
Are we allowed to put or guesses for the Super Bowl in this thread?
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They played against New England in Super Bowl 38. They lost 32-29. John Kasay kicked the ball out of bounds on the kickoff giving the Patriots a short field to move the ball within field goal range to win the game
huh did not know that ever happened.hockeys always been my sport of choice.them sharks.
Bengals vs. Niners... Niners win by 3
huh did not know that ever happened.hockeys always been my sport of choice.them sharks.
I'm a bigger hockey fan than a football fan. My teams are Montreal and Toronto. The first hockey game I saw was in 1968
Back to football
It was good seeing Philip Rivers, a native of North Carolina, beat the Seahawks earlier today.
Currently at halftime, Niners are leading the bears 17-7
I'll just go over some of the more surprising results from this Sunday:
1. Saints/Browns: This was the big shocker. The Saints' slow start, plus their inability to get off the field when they really needed to against an offense missing its best players (and which wouldn't look that good on paper even if it had them) did them in. The Browns started their final drive at their own 4 and got all the way to the Saints 29, a drive which was capped off by a 20-yard pass play to Andrew Hawkins who was ridiculously wide open.
I think the Saints' road troubles from last year were a bit overstated; no team is as good on the road as they are at home, and the Saints just played a really tough slate of road games last year, but this loss is bad for them. Being a September game against a 4-12 team from last year, it figured to be one of the Saints easiest road games of the year, and now it goes down as a loss. Conversely, it's an impressive sign of life for a Browns franchise that's been moribund since it came back to the league in 1999. I still expect them to be well under .500, but it's always good for a team's psyche to pull out close games like this.
2. Bears/49ers: The keys to this game were the 49ers turnovers and penalties (over 100 yards worth), the Bears' red zone efficiency, and the 49ers' utter inability to generate a pass rush; without Aldon Smith, I have no idea how the 49ers are going to generate pressure on opposing QBs. The Bears' much-maligned D made a lot of big plays; rookie CB Kyle Fuller looked especially impressive playing in place of Charles Tillman.
3. Chargers/Seahawks: A surprising result, but not entirely shocking. The Chargers have an incredibly efficient offense: they punted less than any other team in the league last year, and that was the story of this game. They possessed the ball for over 40 minutes. I don't think this loss is a huge setback for the Seahawks, especially with the 49ers losing to the Bears. The Seahawks are still the team to beat in the West and in the NFC as far as I'm concerned. I also don't think Richard Sherman was 'exposed' by any stretch of imagination. The dude gave up three completions; I wouldn't be worried about it if I were a Seahawks fan.
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