>>>>>OK, let's see how fast I can do this...it's exactly 12:01 AM....
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>>>>>- Could we see both an undefeated team and a winless team? Well, the Pats made the Steelers look bad, and Miami made Buffalo look like a Super Bowl team. My guess is we'll see both a 16-0 team AND an 0-16 team.
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>>>>>- Speaking of Buffalo...if they beat the Browns next week, I'll accept the possibility that they might be a playoff team. But my money is still on the Browns.
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>>>>It's becoming clearer that Cowboys win over the Buf. earlier in the season was a good win for them.
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>>>>>- Is it me, or is the luster of L.T. starting to wear off? He pulled a pretty bush league move on the sidelines after Phillip Rivers got picked off. (Now, let's be honest, when my wife throws a football, she throws it "less like a girl" than when Phillip Rivers throws it). But either way, I'm getting a little tired of him. So I'll personally look forward to when the cameras focus on him when the Chargers go out by the 2nd round. (But yeah, he's a great runner).
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>>>>But they were huggy-huggy-kissy-kissy during the post game new conference.
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>>>>>- OK, Detroit actually ran the ball today. But I believe this is Dallas' year. Still, I'd love to see the NFC Title game at Lambeau. For a brief moment today, it seemed like that might be possible.
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>>>>All I can say is contenders find a way to win, pretenders give it away. The missed field goal and the Romo fumble that should have been recovered towards the end, either one would have iced the game away for the Lions.
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>>>>And finally, I wish they would stop with the guarantee wins. It was only cool when Joe Namath did it.
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>>>Outside of Joe Namath and Muhammad Ali, I can't think of anyone else who could do it and make me bet on it.
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>>I would add Kobe Bryant and Tiger Woods to that list.
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>I might go for Woods, but I just don't think Bryant has quite enough control over the game to make the same claim and be able to make it stick. I don't think any basketball player could fall into that category.

Kobe has the potential to score 70 points on any given night. I also think that Lebron will be in this category 4-5 years from now.