imported_TeaLeafReaderII

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(d00kd00k @ Oct 24th ) [snapback]1758181[/snapback]</div>

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Congrats on 500 Big Hurt .

imported_Crystallas

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DHNF @ Oct 24th ) [snapback]1757973[/snapback]</div>
They do, but they came damn close to winning a lot of those games. If this was based on 3quarters of football, they would have a good record. Kinda like arizona, but not as bad. The lions are learning, where the cards are forgetting.

Anyhoo.. someone forgot to put the lions on this weeks power rankings.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/powerranking...k=8&season=2006

I guess they arent good enough to be rated in the top 32, that or they forgot to put #28 in LOL.

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imported_TheTahoeLT

1. Chicago 6-0
2. New Orleans 5-1
3. NY Giants 4-2
4. Atlanta 4-2
5. Minnesota 4-2
6. St. Louis 4-2
7. Philadelphia 4-3
8. Carolina 4-3
9. Seattle 4-2
10. Dallas 3-3
11. Tampa Bay 2-4
12. Green Bay 2-4
13. Washington 2-5
14. San Fransisco 2-4
15. Detroit 1-6
16. Arizona 1-6

imported_unstable

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(G-Men88 @ Oct 24th ) [snapback]1757989[/snapback]</div>I think 6, 7, and 8 could go in any order, but I agree with this one

imported_PurpleMania

Eagles have played better then their record indicates. I'd be more scared to face them then the Saints (although Saints beat them).

Giants probaby could fight with Bears for the #1 spot.

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greylion

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(PurpleMania @ Oct 24th ) [snapback]1758321[/snapback]</div>Bears 6-0
Giants 4-2

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imported_PurpleMania

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(greylion @ Oct 24th ) [snapback]1758355[/snapback]</div>
I was trying to not take records into consideration. Giants have more impressive victories so far.

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(PurpleMania @ Oct 24th ) [snapback]1758360[/snapback]</div>October 24, 2006


Bears moved back onto national TV stage
By Larry Mayer






LAKE FOREST, Ill. – The winners of the last two Monday night games will step back into the national prime-time spotlight Nov. 12 at Giants Stadium. As expected, the NFL announced Tuesday that the Bears-Giants game tentatively scheduled for noon will be moved to 7:15 p.m. Chicago time.


After his 25-tackle performance against the Cardinals, Brian Urlacher will be back in prime time when the Bears face the Giants.
Under the league’s new television contract, NBC is permitted to move one game from Sunday afternoon to Sunday night during Weeks 10-15 and 17 to highlight an attractive match-up. The network must give 12 days notice with the exception of the final week when NBC has just six days to make a decision.

The Bears (6-0) and Giants (4-2) both currently sit atop their respective divisions. Chicago rallied from a 20-point deficit to stun the Arizona Cardinals 24-23 last Monday night, while New York defeated the Dallas Cowboys 36-22 a week later in the league’s showcase game.

Let's find out who's better?

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imported_unstable

Did you really need to post an article?

Lord Odin

I don't know why everyone has us ranked so high. We've given up 62 points in the last six quarters of football (not counting OT where our defense, thankfully, didn't have to step on the field).