Week 6

So this week was another good week in football. Even though the Giants lost there first game last night it still was a good game up until the end. Some injuries the Cowboys who lost to Arizona on Sunday in tight one that went down to the wire. In an overtime loss Tony Romo broke his pinky finger on the first play during overtime he will be out for about 4 weeks, which might mean that they might slip in the division and might not have a chance to make the playoffs. And according to ESPN sources Felix Jones will be out 2-4 weeks with a torn left hamstring.
The Patriots have had a few rough games the past two weeks with consecutive losses and Tom Brady's injury seems to be affecting them a great deal at the QB postion.
The Steelers' Willie Parker who expects to play Sunday in Cincinnati, revealed that it was a sprained MCL in his left knee which sidelined him for the past two games, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
So as you can see there are many injuries this year that can haunt many teams and make this a very interesting year in football!!! See you all next week.

Week 5

After I finished watching the giants pommel the Seahawks I got to see the Colts and Texans game and the hits that the quarterback Sage Rosenfels fumbled twice to lead to two scores after some big hits from the Colts.
Another big hitting game full of both offense and defense that was a fun game to watch too was the Saints vs. Vikings game on Monday Night Football. It was a well faught battled on both sides with Reggie Bush's two punt returns for TDs and Drew Brees' laser arm throwing for over 300 yds but the real fun came with the hits. A blocked laid by a Saints player for one Bush's TDs was porbably the best hit of the game. And late in th game Adrian Peterson was hit very hard n a run up the middle. With these bone crushing tackles and the offense that was played it was hard not to stop seeing the replays on this game.