1. Denver (2-0): Broncos have new book--How...
1. Denver (2-0): Broncos have new book--How To Live Up To Expectations--and have mailed it to Packers.
2. New England (2-0): Let’s see how Drew Bledsoe plays with one eye on Tuna, other on field.
3. Jacksonville (2-0)): Remember when the Big Three referred to the top teams in the NFC?
4. Tampa Bay (2-0): Bucs have new book--How To Go Undefeated--and have mailed it to Packers.
5. Green Bay (1-1): Just another wild-card team.
6. San Francisco (1-1): You used to be able to say: That Steve Young, he has a good head on his shoulders.
7. Dallas (1-1): Only chance Emmitt Smith has of scoring anymore is if he becomes Cowboys’ field-goal kicker.
8. Miami (2-0): Prediction: Slow start in Green Bay and Craig Erickson gets call in the pen.
9. Minnesota (2-0): Another fast start, and then come November it will be: Gone Ice Fishing.
10. Pittsburgh (1-1): Asking Stewart to play quarterback is like asking Bettis to play there.
11. Kansas City (1-1): Elvis makes beautiful music with Rison. Just don’t get fat, baby.
12. Washington (1-1): New stadium opens, will probably close before L.A. opens its own.
13. Philadelphia (1-1): David knocks down Goliath, but David’s still a shrimp.
14. Carolina (1-1): When Kerry Collins audibilizes, does he use racial slurs?
15. Cincinnati (1-1): Sleeper team has yet to wake up.
16. Tennessee (1-1): It’s Eddie George against the world.
17. Oakland (0-2): Coach, players were not hiding from media--just running from Al Davis.
18. Buffalo (1-1): Emotional Bills rise up and smack Jets--wow--that’s what it’s come to around here.
19. Detroit (1-1): How tough is it to coach the Lions? Get the ball to Sanders; keep it from Mitchell.
20. St. Louis (1-1): The Rams’ way: Banks can’t hold onto the ball, Georgia can’t hold onto husbands.
21. New York Jets (1-1): Too bad Parcells couldn’t have Roger Clemens throwing the ball.
22. Arizona (1-1): Fans tear down goalposts, react as if their team never wins.
23. New York Giants (1-1): Hard to go unnoticed in New York unless you’re playing opposite Parcells.
24. Baltimore (1-1): Ravens win! Isn’t luck a wonderful thing?
25. Indianapolis (0-2): NFL provides map to help Colts locate end zones. Colts decline, ask to play Seahawks.
26. San Diego (1-1): Team fails to sell out opener; fans confused, thought game was off limits.
27. Chicago (0-2): More bad news--Rick Mirer says he knows the offense and is ready to go.
28. Atlanta (0-2): Chandler can’t be well; why would anyone rush back from concussion to play for this team?
29. Seattle (0-2): Just think when it starts raining here every day; talk about depressing.
30. New Orleans (0-2): “The Game” is a mystery for Michael Douglas; Heath Shuler can probably relate.
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