King picks Texans

Over at cnnsi.com, Petey picks the Skins to not only lose to the Texans but to lose by 2 touchdowns. I used to like this guy and thought he had some decent insight but this is crazy.

I can't wait until we right the ship and stick it in every mediots face.

I must say, I find that...........stunning

It's Peter King !!!!

That Doesn't Suprise Me In The Least

between he and lenny they are pretty dangerous..
they are some smart nfl people right there.
they know their stuff when it comes to everybody else in the nfl that is.

its not like Houston is a high school team. They're professionals, and they won't roll over...if we play like we did against the Vikings and Cowboys we will get beat. If we can get a running game going, and perhaps dust off the play book on the ol' forward pass we will win.

no real suprise there....david carr has quietly put together some nice stats. dont sleep on the texans. this is our chance to get our offense and defense "healthy". better not be overlooking anyone if you ask me...any given sunday.

carr' stat have been padded in the 4th quarter when they were down by massive points.

King did predict our blowout against Dallas.

Just saying.

I hate to sound so negative, but why is it so far fetched that we're picked to lose against Houston. Because, what, we're better on paper? What have we shown this year to let people think otherwise?

Personally, I think the offense struggles again this week. I think Clinton will find somewhat of a groove, but that's about it. I say we pull this one out in squeaker....unless we have a heroic defensive effort.

Right now, Sean Taylor could be our biggest 'offensive' threat!

Over at cnnsi.com, Petey picks the Skins to not only lose to the Texans but to lose by 2 touchdowns. I used to like this guy and thought he had some decent insight but this is crazy.

I can't wait until we right the ship and stick it in every mediots face.

Well God Bless Peter King and the big white horse he rode in upon ....

However recent history says that its up to the team to play well enough to prove him wrong.