timschochet
Footballguy
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/fantasy/football/nfl/player_projections/2011/01/eagles.rams.html
I don't know who writes these up, but year after year they are the most shameless and optimistic projections out there. Everybody gets a touchdown. If your running back can catch a ball, they're going to get a rushing touchdown plus a passing touchdown. Each game is a high scoring affair (though the defenses generally do fine as well.)
Of course, there is a bit of disconnect involved. Take a look at the game I linked: on the Eagles, McCoy, Jackson, Maclin, and Celek all catch touchdowns. Vick, however, only throws for two touchdowns, so I'm assuming Vince Young gets in the fun as well. But forget that. If we add these 4 touchdowns to the two rushing touchdowns (one by McCoy, one by Vick) plus two field goals, that's 48 points the Eagles are going to put up on the Rams. But they will still lose, as based on the predictions I calculate the Rams will put up 7 touchdowns and 2 field goals. Final score: Rams 55, Eagles 48.
I don't know who writes these up, but year after year they are the most shameless and optimistic projections out there. Everybody gets a touchdown. If your running back can catch a ball, they're going to get a rushing touchdown plus a passing touchdown. Each game is a high scoring affair (though the defenses generally do fine as well.)
Of course, there is a bit of disconnect involved. Take a look at the game I linked: on the Eagles, McCoy, Jackson, Maclin, and Celek all catch touchdowns. Vick, however, only throws for two touchdowns, so I'm assuming Vince Young gets in the fun as well. But forget that. If we add these 4 touchdowns to the two rushing touchdowns (one by McCoy, one by Vick) plus two field goals, that's 48 points the Eagles are going to put up on the Rams. But they will still lose, as based on the predictions I calculate the Rams will put up 7 touchdowns and 2 field goals. Final score: Rams 55, Eagles 48.