Week 5

Sunday, Oct 7
Arizona 3 1/2 at St. Louis
Baltimore 3 1/2 at San Francisco
at Denver 1 San Diego
at Green Bay 3 Chicago
at Houston 5 Miami
at Indianapolis 9 1/2 Tampa Bay
Jacksonville 2 at Kansas City
at New England 16 1/2 Cleveland
at New Orleans 3 Carolina
at NY Giants 3 1/2 NY Jets
at Pittsburgh 6 Seattle
at Tennessee 8 Atlanta
at Washington 3 1/2 Detroit

Monday, Oct 8
Dallas 10 at Buffalo

Plus tune in tonight at 10pm for 'The Marc and JD Radio Show' which will feature an NFL recap, as well as Singer/Songwriter Morgan Clamp, and much more. Only on Nowlive.com/Marcandjd

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Week 5 picks

Sunday, Oct 7
Favorite		Today		Underdog
Arizona		3 1/2		at St. Louis
Baltimore		3 1/2		at San Francisco
at Denver		1		San Diego
at Green Bay		3		Chicago
at Houston		5		Miami
at Indianapolis		9 1/2		Tampa Bay
Jacksonville		2		at Kansas City
at New England		16 1/2		Cleveland
at New Orleans		3		Carolina
at NY Giants		3 1/2		NY Jets
at Pittsburgh		6		Seattle
at Tennessee		8		Atlanta
at Washington		3 1/2		Detroit
Monday, Oct 8
Favorite		Today		Underdog
Dallas		10		at Buffalo

Upset special: Tampa Bay over Indy
Pick of the Week: Dallas over Buffalo


My record for the year 25-35-4. Pretty shitty.

Tommy Glavine declines $13 million dollar option. . .

That's right folks, Tom Glavine, a future HOFer, has declined his $13 million dollar option to play with the New York Mets for another yet, citing he "needs time to make the decision."

Maybe he'll sign with the Braves? Who knows?

Friday Night Lights.

Last season, the little shows that could were Friday Night Lights and Jericho. Both were fantastic, but in all honesty, Lights was better. It was like watching Beverly Hills 90210 with football. Everyone in the show shined, it was incredible. The football scenes literally had me on the edge of my seat, and Christ the ending of the first season is so good it made me want to watch the same episode again. Lights' first season can be found at most retailers for $20.

Sunken Subway Cars and boats.

Yeah, you read that correctly. What am I talking about? An episode of CSI: New York whereas they find a floating scuba diver (a floater in police talk). When they investigate further with a starfish, they find matter in it...matter that was once in old school New York Subway Cars. Which...in happenstance lay on the bottom of the East River. Why was I not told about this!? Why didn't anyone find it pertinent to tell me that they sink boats and subway cars to the bottom of the ocean when they're done being used...?! Christ, all the hours I've spent diving for buried treasure has been wasted!

Anywho. I found this to be really interesting, something about sinking ships has always given me the creeps. I don't know why.

GO ROCKIES!

jd

James Wong...No...Seriously...

I don't know why I'm even posting this. It might be because I haven't slept yet today, and it's not 8am...and I have to work in two hours, so it's rather pointless. Therefore, I'm posting this article or lack-there-of, about a Live Action Dragon Ball Z movie directed by James Wong. No, you silly jackholes, not that James Wong. Not the James Wong who's phone number corresponded with Danny Bohnarmins. Anyway, they're making a live action movie for this cartoon? Has anyone seen it? I've heard it's pretty ridiculous. Tell me what it's about and most likely I'll ignore you completely and maybe I'll delete your post.

Said article can be found here...no wait here. Oh yeah, it's from those idiots at CHUD. Yeah, I called them idiots. I just don't care.

jd

Report: Andruw Jones out of Atlanta.

ESPN is reporting that John Schuerholz has told Andruw Jones and his Super-Agent Scott Boras that The Braves have no interest in resigning the Gold Glove Center Fielder.

Jones hit an abysmal .222 this season with 26 HRs and 94 rbis, his worst numbers in a very long time. In his first 86 games batting cleanup for the Bravos, Jones collected a low 64 rbis batting in the spot.

Therefore the Braves went and traded for Texas Ranger First Baseman Mark Teixeira, who came in on August 1st, and in his 54 games with ATL he had 56 rbis batting in the cleanup spot.

The Braves are at no loss for talent, however, they're probably looking for a one year replacement.

Also, The Mets have decided to stick with Willie Randolph despite the collapse of the team at the end of the season. No duh. Was there any doubt really. The guy is still a good manager, although at the end of the season he looked worse than Jose Reyes September Batting Average.


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