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Thanks. I thought about opening all of the different windows, but I'm afraid that would slow things down too much.

Hi All Do any of you know if I can set up an online yahoo draft, but only for a limited amount of owners? In other words, they would make their picks, but the commish can pick for the rest? I am running into availability issues of 2 owners for this week, and wondered if they could take part online while the rest of us were together live. Any help is appreciated

Thanks for the help! Despite our screen names being complete contradictions lol

Unfortunately, I will be at a wedding this Saturday during the Jets game. While I could watch the play by play online via my handheld, take the route of a pocket radio or even record it and hope I don't hear anything about the game before watching it later, I'm wondering if any of you have used any sites via handheld/bberry to watch games online. Any sites you'd recommend? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

He hasn't been bad this week actually. I think the media has gravitated towards him because he always has a quote, and made a bigger deal out of this week than what was deserved. All he said was "Tennessee can definitely come in here and beat us...but that won't happen." I don't see anything wrong with that. He has a confident approach that borders on cockiness. It's the best thing to happen to the Jets as far as personality goes. Even when they were 8-3 last year, they never seemed confident. The wins against Tennessee and NE back to back seemed like more of a surprise to them than anything else. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing his reaction to a loss or 2, but I don't expect him to stray too far away from his typical approach.

I liked what I saw, but they better find a way to avoid putting him in 3rd and 7-10 yards so often. That 1st down running game is going to be crucial for him to have success. With that said, how about that defense? If they give another second of thought to trading Harris for Marshall, I'll be sick.

How about this one... Tampa Bay 17 Chicago 13 Remember another team from Florida that was down and out and had no business waltzing into big bad Soldier Field and winning the game? I seem to remember the Dolphins winning that game. Between everyone filling Grossman's head after 4 good quarters and all of the Tank Johnson controversy (nervermind the fact that Urlacher's in big trouble without either one of those monsters protecting him) and I honestly could see an upset taking place. If not that one I could see the Chiefs pulling one out of their hats against a Chargers team that spent all week discussing who's the best back of all time rather than preparing for KC.

Could Turner be facing what Lamont Jordan became behind Curtis Martin? Can anyone see them just franchising him every year as a precaution to Tomlinson getting hurt or losing his wheels before Turner just turns into san every day cancer? Just a thought

Division games are tough. The Broncos seem to just have a handle on how to stop the Chargers (especially Tomlinson) You see a team twice per year for long enough and you find little ways to gain advantages that watching 5 days worth of film of a team you see every so often just can't give you. While I wouldn't be 100% surprised to see San Diego continue their offensive fireworks show, I have to lean towards the trend of Denver handling that offense.

Having watched the Jets suffer defeat at the hands of the Pats way too much in recent years I can tell you this after watching this past week's game. That team wasn't prepared. The one thing about the Pats I always enjoyed is how they are the ones to make the opposition change gameplans/make adjustments/get out of their gameplan and start playing to their own weaknesses, etc. On Sunday, the opposite happened. I was shocked. Not shocked that the Jets hung around or even beat them, but the way they dictated the entire flow of the game. The weather and conditions made that game much more evenly matched than it looked on paper, but the lack of preparation (or at least what looked like lack of preparation) is what stunned me and eventually beat the Pats.

Whether he was early or went helmet to helmet isn't what bothered me. What bothered me is the fact that he had no regard for where the ball was. He saw a defenseless player and went head hunting. That's what made the play dirty.

I've been very interested in this race since the very beginning of the season actually. Back then I was wondering how the entire AFC playoff picture would turn out with teams like Pitts/Bal/Cincy fighting for one division, these 3 fighting for another, and the rest fighting for only 2 wildcard spots. I think it will finish off like this: