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Clemens won't have Coles and Baker is banged up, which leaves Cotchery as the lone deep threat against an excellent Washington pass defense.
Ever since 2004 or so, Warner's seemed like Culpepper's fraternal twin when it comes to losing fumbles, but he still has Boldin and Fitz this weekend. The Cardinals are, however, in TB where every week feels like it could be a FG fest. I don't see this being a high-scoring affair.
McCown is a step-up from Culpepper, and they're playing the Texans, but Curry is questionable, Porter's expectations were high and he does have 3 TDs thus far, but it's always hit or miss with him, plus Oakland's ground game is purely RBBC at this point. This game could be ugly.
And even though he's banged up, I almost like Huard at home this weekend vs. GB. I'm still waiting for the wheels to fall off the Packer's incredible run, and this week could be it. KC's surprised a lot of people so far. LJ, Bowe, Gonzalez and Huard could all have a big game at home at Arrowhead.
And in the nobody-cares-at-all category, I present to you the bore bowl of the season: ATL vs. SF. As a frustrated 49er fan, I have a personal bias against A. Smith, therefore I'm only considering Harrington in this match up. The Falcons probably have the better WRs anyway.
What are the odds any of these five guys put up 250+ and 2TDs this weekend?
Ever since 2004 or so, Warner's seemed like Culpepper's fraternal twin when it comes to losing fumbles, but he still has Boldin and Fitz this weekend. The Cardinals are, however, in TB where every week feels like it could be a FG fest. I don't see this being a high-scoring affair.
McCown is a step-up from Culpepper, and they're playing the Texans, but Curry is questionable, Porter's expectations were high and he does have 3 TDs thus far, but it's always hit or miss with him, plus Oakland's ground game is purely RBBC at this point. This game could be ugly.
And even though he's banged up, I almost like Huard at home this weekend vs. GB. I'm still waiting for the wheels to fall off the Packer's incredible run, and this week could be it. KC's surprised a lot of people so far. LJ, Bowe, Gonzalez and Huard could all have a big game at home at Arrowhead.
And in the nobody-cares-at-all category, I present to you the bore bowl of the season: ATL vs. SF. As a frustrated 49er fan, I have a personal bias against A. Smith, therefore I'm only considering Harrington in this match up. The Falcons probably have the better WRs anyway.
What are the odds any of these five guys put up 250+ and 2TDs this weekend?
It is a gamble but with the big 3 stated above I like their chances coming off a bye week.
