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Tues, Nov 9 04 "Moose's as always HARDBall but informative NFL report! Moose's week 10 picks!" Myk Aussie

NFL Week 9 Update Scores: 
Buffalo 22, New York Jets 17
Washington 17, Detroit 10
Cincinnati 26, Dallas 3
Oakland 27, Carolina 24
Arizona 24, Miami 23
Chicago 28, New York Giants 21
Pittsburgh 27, Philadelphia 3
San Diego 43, New Orleans 17
New England 40, Saint Louis 22
Denver 31, Houston 13
Tampa Bay 34, Kansas City 31
Seattle 42, San Francisco 27
Baltimore 27, Cleveland 10

Week Nine Streaks, Records - League, Team and Individual Tampa's Tim Brown had his 179 game catch streak stopped yesterday in the Bucs win over playoff bound K.C. Don't count out the surging Bucs. Looks like Jon & Jay Gruden have found a QB in Brian Griese (now 3-0 since taking over from Chris (Lefty) Simms and ancient Brad (London Monarchs) Johnson. Oakland stopped it's club record Road Losing streak at 12 by upsetting Super Bowl runner-up Carolina. Don't anybody blame Jake Delhomme, or for that matter Kurt Warner for their team's losses yesterday. Chicago Coach Lovell Smith knew all about Kurt from their days together in Saint Louie. Virginia Beach's John Fox team has been decimated with injuries but reliable Jake (cajan snake) Delhomme [last yr. i used to put the nickname in Capitols...] keeps rolling along with good performances. Dallas should have gotten him last season when they had the chance. Arizona eviserated their own Road Losing streak at 17 with a visit to "Rickyless Miami. Jay Feely almost got the FISH the win late, though.

The Dave Wannstedt watch is on hot-n-heavy in Dolphinland. Sam with Joe Paopao in Ottawa, where I'll be for the Grey Cup in a couple weeks. Jerry Rice, bad ankle and all paid a last visit to the Bay as the 'Hawks whipped Frisco. The Denny Erickson watch starting to heat up too. Chirs Berman got up a bit too early on ESPN for his top 10 picks; He called the University of Hawai'i 'Rainbow' Warriors, which will no doubt set Coach June Jones over the edge. For the record folkes, the Kane (men's) Sports teams at U. H. are 'Warriors', period. The Wahinies (females) are 'Rainbows'. There is not such thing as 'Rainbow Warriors'. Got it? Team marks tied yesterday; Denver pivot Jake Plummer tied Bronco 1981 QB Craig Morton's record with his 2nd consecutive game with 4 TD passes. Last week Jake also threw for 499 yards, a club record. Ditto at the "Murph" [i.e. Quaalcom] in San Diego where rapidly developing Drew Brees had his 2nd consecutive 4 TD game, tying Dan Fouts, also in '81. Big Ben Roethlisberger in Pittsburgh set the new NFL rookie winning mark with his 7th consecutive win. In '79 Pittsburgh's Mike Krucek had six straight rookie start wins for a QB and also in '79, future Super Bowl QB Phil Simms, Chris' daddy, had 5 straight wins, to start his career. Phil Rivers sighting: 3 kneeldowns, miuns four yards. Doug Flutie firmly entreched at number 3 QB now.

Gameballs for Week Nine: 

1) New England K/QB (!) Adam Vinatieri, one pass completed, 1 TD, 4-4 XPs, 4-4 FGs.
2) New England DB/WR Troy Brown, 3 catches, 1 TD, two tackles, tow pass breakups.
3) New England LB/TE-FB Mike Vrabel, 1 catch, 1 TD, 5 tackles, 0.5 sacks, two passes defended.
4) San Diego QB Drew Brees, 2nd consecutive game 4 TD passes.
5) Denver QB Jake Plummer, 2nd consecutive game 4 TD passes.

Honorable Mention: Carolina QB Jake (cajan snake) Delhomme 3 TDs, no sacks, no fumbles, no INTs. in close loss at home to Da Raidahs, Arizona Emmitt Smith, now only 16 yards from 18,000 Pro rushing yards, a full 900+ ahead of CFL's Mike Pringle.

Week Ten picks from the Moose:
Tennessee OVER Chicago, Houston [upset!] OVER Indianapolis, 
Baltimore OVER N.Y. Jets, Seattle OVER Saint Louis, 
Tampa Bay to take Brian Griese to 4-0 on year and get back in playoff chase v. Cold-'Lanta Fowl-CONS, Monday Night John Madden Special (quick quiz: who are the two winningest Coaches in M.N.F. history? Dallas' Tom Landry & Oakland's Jack 'Red' Madden!), 

Dallas OVER Philadelphia, New England OVER Buffalo, Carolina OVER San Francisco, Green Bay in a blowout OVER Mini-team, Mini-soda, 
Kurt [Mad Dog] Warner & Co. to rebound OVER Arizona, 
Cincinnati OVER Washed-up Washington, 
Kansas City OVER New Orleans (didn't these 2 just play three weeks ago!?!), Detroit OVER Jacksonville and BIG UPSET SPECIAL, Red Garcia and Co., @ Dogpound OVER PITTSburgh. If Big Ben and Co. are successful this weekend, I will believe in them then. NFL Bros. Report: Buffalo DE Aaron Schoebel and his bro Matt, a TE at Cincinnati were both very good yesterday, as were the Bros. Faulk, Marshall and Kevin. I just couldn't mention them above for game balls." Moose

Mon, Nov 8 04 "My NFL tips were again terrible as there were some Big upsets! 

Does any one else agree that this has been the hardest year for along time trying to pick the winners? Moose's NFL week 9 report coming!" Myk Aussie

Sat, Nov 6 04 "NFL week 9 tips! Lets hope I can do a bit better this week after a Horrid week 8, the worst I have tipped in the past 5 years!"

Panthers should finally win again over the Riders who are terrible. Bengals over the Cowboys just but it could go either way this one. Lions over Redskins. Fish over Cardinals. Why do we call the Dolphins the Fish, isn't a dolphin a mammal? and that's all I go to say about that game that will not be to exciting at all. Chiefs who are on fire lately over the Buc's. Giants over Bears. Chargers on a unusual Big roll over the Saints. 

The West coast battle, Seahawks over 49ers. Broncos over Texans but I'm a bit worried about this one. Lets hope the Bronco's can win. Pats over Rams. Eagles just over the Steelers in the game of the week. Ravens just over the "Shitta me Pants" Browns. Jets over Bills easily. Colts over Vikings on Mondee night as Randy Moss crazily didn't rest his hammy when he should have and is still not fit. NFL Sundee, Can't wait!" Myk Aussie

Thurs, Nov 4 04 "NFL Players of week 8. A great report direct from NFL Media.com!" Myk Aussie

Direct from NFL media.com

AFC - CHARGERS QB DREW BREES, STEELERS LB JOEY PORTER & BILLS KR TERRENCE MC GEE NAMED AFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 8

Quarterback DREW BREES of the San Diego Chargers, linebacker JOEY PORTER of the Pittsburgh Steelers and kick returner TERRENCE MC GEE of the Buffalo Bills are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the eighth week of the 2004 season (October 31-November 1), the NFL announced today.

OFFENSE: QB DREW BREES, SAN DIEGO CHARGERS

San Diego’s Brees set a team record last Sunday by completing 88 percent of his passes (22 of 25) and posted a career-high five touchdown passes without an interception in a 42-14 win against Oakland. The fourth-year quarterback opened the game by completing his first eight passes for 108 yards and a touchdown in compiling a 153.1 passer rating on the day. The Austin, Texas native became the fourth Chargers quarterback to throw five touchdown passes in a game and is the first to accomplish the feat since DAN FOUTS (Dec. 26, 1982 at Baltimore). With the win, San Diego rises to 5-3 and shares the best record in the AFC West with Denver. From Purdue, this is the first Player of the Week honor for Brees.

DEFENSE: LB JOEY PORTER, PITTSBURGH STEELERS

In the Steelers’ 34-20 win against New England, snapping the previously unbeaten Patriots’ historic 21-game winning streak, Porter registered 3.0 sacks, forced two fumbles, defensed a pair of passes, and had eight tackles.  Both fumbles Porter forced were recovered by Pittsburgh and resulted in Steelers touchdowns. The 6-3, 250-pounder from Colorado State was part of a defense that limited New England to five total rushing yards and recorded two interceptions.  The Steelers remain atop the AFC North at 6-1 and host the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles (7-0) this week. This marks the second time in as many games that a Steelers defender has earned an AFC Player of the Week distinction (LB JAMES FARRIOR, Week 6). Porter has now earned the award three times in his career.

SPECIAL TEAMS: KR TERRENCE MC GEE, BUFFALO BILLS

McGee, Buffalo’s second-year kick returner from Northwestern State (Louisiana), promptly answered an Arizona touchdown with an 87-yard kickoff return for a score to give the Bills a 17-7 lead which they would not relinquish in a 38-14 victory. The 5-9, 201-pounder became only the third player in Bills history with two kickoff returns for touchdowns in a season (Week 4 vs. New Engand). McGee, who handles cornerback and kick return duties, leads the AFC with a 28.0 average and is the only player in the league with two kickoff returns for touchdowns. This is McGee’s first career Player of the Week Award and the second special teams honor earned by a Bills player (BRIAN MOORMAN, Week 6) in the past three weeks.

NFC - FALCONS QB MICHAEL VICK, BEARS LB BRIAN URLACHER & GIANTS WR DAVID TYREE NAMED NFC PLAYERS OF WEEK 8

Quarterback MICHAEL VICK of the Atlanta Falcons, linebacker BRIAN URLACHER of the Chicago Bears and wide receiver DAVID TYREE of the New York Giants are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the eighth week of the 2004 season (October 31-November 1), the NFL announced today.

OFFENSE: QB MICHAEL VICK, ATLANTA FALCONS

Vick powered the Falcons to a 41-28 road-win against the Denver Broncos, as Atlanta overcame a 14-3 second-quarter deficit. Vick completed 18 of 24 attempts for 252 yards and two touchdowns, posting an impressive 136.1 passer rating – a Week 9 NFC high. Not to be outdone by his arm, Vick was equally adept with his legs, rushing 12 times for 115 yards, including a 44-yard run that helped set up a first-quarter field goal. Vick notched his fourth-career 100-yard rushing game, tying the NFL record for 100-yard rushing games by a quarterback, equaling the mark held by BILLY KILMER. Vick directed an Atlanta offense that gained 467 yards and scored 41 points against a Broncos defense that entered the game ranked second in the NFL. The Falcons’ 41 points are the most scored by the visitors in Denver since the Raiders earned a 48-16 win on September 18, 1994. In his fourth season from Virginia Tech, this is Vick’s third career Player of the Week Award and second of 2004 (Week 2).

DEFENSE: LB BRIAN URLACHER, CHICAGO BEARS

Urlacher led a Bears defense that did not allow an offensive touchdown in a 23-13 win over the San Francisco 49ers at Soldier Field. The linebacker posted six tackles, a team-leading 2.0 sacks and one pass defensed, as the Bears surrendered just 162 yards, the fewest Chicago has permitted an opponent since allowing 160 in a 20-3 win over the Buffalo Bills on December 7, 1997. Urlacher recorded his first sack on a third-and-12 in the first quarter, forcing a 49ers punt. His second sack came with San Francisco driving and facing a second-and-nine at the Chicago 32, helping stall the drive and force the visitors to settle for a field goal. In five games this season, Urlacher has posted 4.0 sacks, tops among NFC linebackers. In his fifth season from New Mexico, this is Urlacher’s fifth Player of the Week Award and second of 2004 (Week 2).

SPECIAL TEAMS: WR DAVID TYREE, NEW YORK GIANTS

Giants special teamer Tyree helped set the tone on special teams for New York in its convincing 34-13 road-win against the Minnesota Vikings. Tyree led the team with three special teams tackles and downed a punt at the Minnesota one-yard line. His efforts aided in limiting the Vikings to an average of 3.0 yards per punt return (2 for 6 yards) and 17.0 yards per kickoff return (7 for 119 yards). Seven of the Vikings’ 13 possessions began inside the Minnesota 25-yard line. In his second season from Syracuse, this is Tyree’s first Player of the Week Award.

It is so cool to be the only Aussie that has regularly reported on the NFL for the past 5 years. Yep that's me, I have had NFL media passes at Super Bowl's, Pro Bowl's and other NFL games. Thus I am allowed into the NFL Media section and allowed to post their great reports on here. Much more coming over the coming weeks." Myk Aussie

Tues, Nov 2 04 "Moose's as always HARDBall but informative NFL report!" Myk Aussie

Midseason Report cards for all NFL teams are in. Arizona, do not pass go, do not collect $200, proceed directly to jail for flagging for excessive  boredom! Poor Emmitt Smith. Even if he goes through with his threat to go into the Hall-of-Fame as a Cardinal (Yeech!), what a dismal way to end your career. Salary-Cap days in this League suck. If there is anybody out there that still thinks the 'They would be Giants' aren't for real and aren't going to the playoffs, I have a 'Great Bridge' here in Chesapeake, VA to sell you. I  still think the Giants v. the Chiefs in the Super Bowl in Jaxonville, in three months.

Dave Krieg's record in jeopardy; the former best QB ever of the Seahawks has had more '5 TD' passing game than any QB in history ; 8. Marino had 7. John Elway 6. Peyton Manning now has 4, Duante Culpepper, 3. But somebody forgot to tell Manning and Culpepper THEY HAVE TO WIN THE games they throw 5 TDs in. Anyway, never let it be said that Manning can't pull defeat from the jaws of victory! Records: Brett Favre doing it still despite passing for three picks v. lousy Washington. But the Pack soldier

on. He is dedicating the rest of the season to injured buddy Doug Pederson. He is still first all-time with most consecutive games starting at QB. Also, poor Phil Simms. The two-time Super Bowl winning QB with the Jersey Nuclear Swamp Giants lost his NFL record of most consecutive starts as a rookie NFL QB when Ben Roelithsberger beat New England and Tom Brady breaking their two records (most consecutive NFL wins by team & starting QB). Roe's now 6-0 as rookie starter for Pittsburgh, who plays Philly in the battle of PA this weekend. The Steelers Offencive play-calling was superb this weekend. And they have found a use for that broken down old 'Bus' that should have been put up on blocks a long time ago. Bettis now up to whopping 2.5 yards

per carry. Duce Staley to play his old team this weekend. I'm predicting a Pittsburgh upset, which would actually be a mild upset. But the team I still say will eake through in the AFC this year for the Super Bowl, is Kansas  City. That Offencive show they put on yesterday, v., I admit is an average Indy defence, was excellent. Even without ex-CFL great WR Marcus Boerigter they are still lighting it up. 101 points in the last two games. The longest pass play for a TD last season for the Steelers was an 80-yd'r from 'ole 'Thunderarm' Josh Miller, their holder/punter par excellance, now with the Patriots, the ex-CFL Baltimore Stallion. Man do I hate to see Mike Gazstation Raidahs get hammered the way they have been. But Al Davis has really screwed up in trying to recycle Norv Turner and Warren (whata) Sapp at DLm. These two are meant for each other! Other surprises in the AFC West include the incredible meltdown of the Broncos the last two weeks and the rise of the San Diego Chargers. I guess I have to admit Marty-ball might just make it after all out in Bolt City. But I'm still picking the Chiefs because Dick Vermeil HAS NEVER NOT TAKEN whatever NFL he team he Coaches to the Super Bowl.

Game balls this week to: 1) Atlanta QB Mike Vick, (2) N.Y. Giants (tied) TE Jermey Shockey, QB Kurt (Mad Dog/Arenaball) Warner, the Giants Offencive Line - fifth game in seven for Warner with no fumbles, INTs or sacks, and of course RB Tiki Barber, as a group,(3) Denver WR Rod Smith, (4) K.C. as an Offencive Unit, one ball & (5) Tennessee P/H/QB - that's right, situational QB Craig Hentrich,

that Jeff Fisher knows his personnel better than any Coach in the League. Hentrich was a backup QB in college and a good one in High School. Honorable mention, Pittsburgh QB Ben Roelithsberger and Pro Bowl OL Alan Faneca.

Week 9 picks

Detroit OVER Washington (Joe Gibbs, go home - soon, for good, please...)
Arizona OVER Miami (unless the Fish use Sage Rosenfels at pivot...)
Buffalo OVER New York Jets (always gotta pick an upset each week, why not Buff.?)
Cincinnati OVER Dallas
Carolina Over the worst team on planet earth right now, Oakland
Pittsburgh OVER cross-state rivals, Philly Cheesesteak Eagles
Kansas City OVER Tampa Bay (hey, I know Brian Griese is 2-0, but...)
New York Football Giants OVER Chicago (Good 1st win for Craig Krenzel)
Seattle OVER San Francisco
San Diego OVER New Orleans (I never thought I'd hear myself saying this:"Go Drew Brees!")
Denver OVER overrated Houston
New England OVER meathead Martz and the overrated RAMS
Cleveland OVER Baltimore
Minnesota on Monday night OVER Indianapolis (A battle of QBs who can't win big games; who'll 'blink' 1st?!)" Moose

Mon, Nov 1 04 "Damn it! Damn it! Damn it! Me NFL tips sucked Bigtime. Me favorite NFL team the Bronco's and equal 2nd favorite team the Vikings both get hammered! Just explains that the Devils were out in full force as it was Halloween!

Mates if you want to have a good laugh check out me tips below! What a joke! The Devil somehow got to my head Saturday morning with these terrible tips. Was "some" big upsets though.  Lots more coming later today on NFL webWORLD" Myk Aussie

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