Three And Out: Useless Predictions For Today's Game
by Tim on Dec 21, 2008 10:25 AM CST
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PrintI apologize in advance for the brevity of this week's "Three And Out." Quick, useless shots called concerning today's game at Oakland:
1. Kevin Walter finishes with 97 yards receiving and a TD.
2. Super Mario celebrates his Pro Bowl nod by picking up another pair of sacks. Bonus prediction--Amobi Okoye gets his first sack of the season this afternoon.
3. Something a little different here...Steve Slaton rushes for 100 yards. By the midpoint of the third quarter.
PUT YOUR NAME ON IT: Provided your Houston Texans haven't read too many of their recent press clippings and do not underestimate the difficulty of beating any team on the road in the NFL, this is a game they should win. If Matt Schaub takes care of the ball (read: one (1) turnover or less), the Texans should win comfortably. I think Schaub will do his part. Houston 27, Oakland 16.
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one of my favorite things about this place
bunch of normal dudes who use words like “brevity.” Not your typical web board degenerates here.
Here’s my predictions:
1. We are pissed at 58 Kalimba Edwards for a cheap shot on Schaub on a Texans TD.
2. Ryan Moats breaks a 55 yarder in the second half, and finishes with 85 yards on 14 carries.
3. We win the toss and elect to receive. In the first half. Again.
Please draft some defensive stars for the next DC.
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