Scott aka “Earl” (@ttlsportsblog), Chris aka “Hook” (@HookTSB) and Connor (@CJScutts) break down Wild Card Weekend.

CIN @ HOU

@ttlsportsblog I feel as if everything is leaning towards the Texans in this game.  The Texans have the best player in this game in Arian Foster.  Although “Youz-din” is on their 9th QB of the season, their running game and defense are top-notch.  The fans should be going crazy for the 1st playoff game in team history and play a big factor in the game.  I like the Texans to win and cover.

@CJScutts  I really like both of these teams in what I consider the tightest of these wild card weekend games to call. Houston may have the better offense, but Cincinnati has the better defense. Both are young and inexperienced at this level so I’m expecting lots of nerves and maybe a few mistakes. I’m going with a 24 – 21 Houston win.

@HookTSB  I just don’t think Andy Dalton is ready for the big time yet.  If Jerome Simpson tries to flip over roided-up Brian Cushing there’s a good chance he becomes a paraplegic.  Look for the Texans to cover and win.

PIT @ DEN  Read the rest of this entry »

Does this look like a fanbase that is going to take getting F'd in the A lightly?

There isn’t enough lube on the set of a 40 person gang bang, to ease the pain the Raiders must feel in their ass after sending their 1st round pick in the 2012 draft and a conditional 1st round pick in the 2013 draft, to the Bengals in exchange for QB Carson Palmer.

The Raiders took it  raw.  No lube, no spit…. nothing.

On Sunday, the 3-2 Raiders lost QB Jason Campbell for the season with a broker collarbone.  Backup QB Kyle Boller filled in and lead the Raiders to the win over the Browns to bring their record to 4-2.

Boller, himself a former 1st round flop, is not the QB that can lead the Raiders to the playoffs.  But luckily for the Bengals, the Raiders think that crybaby holdout Carson Palmer is.   Read the rest of this entry »