WEEK 1

Thursday, Sep. 7
Miami at Pittsburgh 8:30 p.m.

Sunday, Sep. 10
Atlanta at Carolina 1:00 p.m.
Baltimore at Tampa Bay 1:00 p.m.
Buffalo at New England 1:00 p.m.
Cincinnati at Kansas City 1:00 p.m.
Denver at St. Louis 1:00 p.m.
New Orleans at Cleveland 1:00 p.m.
N.Y. Jets at Tennessee 1:00 p.m.
Philadelphia at Houston 1:00 p.m.
Seattle at Detroit 1:00 p.m.
Chicago at Green Bay 4:15 p.m.
Dallas at Jacksonville 4:15 p.m.
San Francisco at Arizona 4:15 p.m.
Indianapolis at N.Y. Giants 8:15 p.m.

Monday, Sep. 11
Minnesota at Washington 7:00 p.m.
San Diego at Oakland 10:15 p.m.

Nadejszła wiekopomna chwiła... Sezon 2006/07 otwieramy

Wiadomo już, że w pierwszym meczu nie zagra rozgrywający drużyny z Pittsburgha Ben Roethlisberger. Zastanawiam się czy to spore osłabienie, w końcu siła Steelers to i tak defensywa. W tej chwili jest linia -2.5 na Steelers i kusi mnie to zagrać. Mimo wzmocnienia Dolphins (Culpepper przede wszystkim) jakoś nie wydaje mi się, że pobiją graczy z Pittsburgha na własnym stadionie. Ale do meczu jeszcze trochę czasu i mogę zmienić zdanie

Heh...a właśnie miałem podać tę informację
ja także się zastanawiam czy to na tyle duże osłabienie (bo że osłabienie to nie ulega wątpliwości) by przegrali.

Swoją drogą ja chyba nie będę gral na kasę przez pierwsze 2-3 kolejki. Jakoś pamiętam z doświadczenia, że dopiero po którymś tygodniu z kolei typy zaczynają lepiej wchodzić

A to ci dopiero
Na Pittsburgh już jest +1, powariowali?

To potezne oslabienie. Do tego wystep Hines'a Warda pod znakiem zapytania.

Znam fajna promocje na ten mecz. Do zainwestowania potrzeba okolo $1700 ale do wyjecia gwarantowane $450-500.
Jesli ktos zainteresowany to prosze walic na priva.

Witam
No i nareszcie zaczyna sie najbardziej widowiskowa dyscyplina na swiecie (jak dla mnie )
Juz sobie upatrzylem pare ekip ktorychych bede bardzo pilnowal
Brakuje mi tylko bardzo miarodajnych prognoz przedsezonowych autorstwa "Ghost-a" i wlasnie zwracam sie z prosba w imieniu wiekszosci userow o krotki opis sytulacjii jaka panuja w druzynkach i opinie wachowcow za oceanu co do szans poszczegolnych teamow
Pozdrawiam

pytanie od laika
CZy w meczu NFL regularnego sezonu jest techniczna możliwość by padł remis ( i jak wtedy jest rozliczana moneyline - zwrot?)

Tak jest taka możliwość choć bardzo rzadka. Ostatni remis o ile dobrze zauważyłem padł w sezonie 2002 w meczu pomiędzy drużynami Pittsburgha i Atlanty.
http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/live/NFL_20021110_ATL@PIT

Ostatnio w preseason też mieliśmy jeden remis.

http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/live/NFL_20060831_MIN@DAL

Jak zachowują się buki, tego nie wiem, nie obstawiałem tych meczy remisowych, ale na logikę powinien być zwrot.

Postanowiłem uściślić informacje dotyczące remisów w NFL.
Jeśli po rozegranych czterech kwartach meczu jest wynik remisowy , rozgrywana jest dogrywka (jedna kwarta przerywana
natychmiast po punktowanej akcji) . Remisów po 4 kwartach
jest całkiem sporo (np. w poprzednim sezonie było 14 na około 250 meczów ).Natomiast remisów mimo rozegrania dogrywki jest faktycznie niezmiernie mało - ostatni taki miał miejsce 4 lata temu . Remis w tegorocznej preaseson miał miejsce dlatego , że w tym meczu dogrywki nie grano .

Acha zapomniałem dodać za remis w meczu Pittsburgh - Atlanta
4 lata temu bukmacherzy zrobili zwrot .

LOYD dzięki za zainteresowanie ale ciężko mi będzie coś takiego napisać bo niestety nie za dobrze u mnie z czasem. Polecam się jednak zapoznać z opiniami Pete'a Prisco z serwisu Sportsline.

POWER RANKINGS
1) Steelers - They haven't lost much from a team that won it all last year. That's why they start in this spot. As long as their quarterback can stay off the motorcycle, and out of the hospital, they'll be close to the top at the end.
2) Panthers - This is a deep, talented team that made major improvements in the offseason. They are the class of the NFC. They will be a fight every week.
3) Colts - In Vegas, they are still the favorites. That has to mean something. Maybe the tough playoff loss, and the sting of it, will help get this team to the Super Bowl.
4) Patriots - Don't let all the losses the past few years fool you. This is still one of the best teams. Tom Brady and Bill Belichick are the two reasons why.
5) Broncos - They've added deep speed in Javon Walker, which will help the offense, and Mike Bell looks like another in the line of runners who can get it done for the Broncos. Now it's time for Mike Shanahan to get to the Super Bowl without John Elway.
6) Jaguars - Looking for a rising team? This is it. There is plenty of good young talent and a suffocating defense. If the offense makes a move forward, this could be a Super team.
7) Cowboys - The T.O. issues have hung over this team all summer, but they still have a ton of talent. If Terrell Owens can put out on the field, none of that other stuff will matter.
8) Seahawks - Super losers usually have Super hangovers. Can they avoid it? We'll see. Something says they slide down just a bit.
9) Giants - This is the year Eli Manning breaks out. The Giants face a brutal schedule that will make it tough to repeat last year's record.
10) Eagles - Andy Reid will have this team bouncing back. As long as Donovan McNabb can stay healthy, they should be in the mix to win the tough NFC East.
11) Bengals - Carson Palmer looked great in his return to the field last week, so don't worry about the offense as long he's there. The defense also looks improved, which is a must. But something tells me they won't be as good as in 2005.
12) Dolphins - There are a lot of questions for this trendy team. Getting Daunte Culpepper was a great move, but the line is so-so, the defensive front has age and the secondary is inexperienced.
13) Cardinals - Their offensive line will decide if they can make a playoff run. They have the skill people and the defense is loaded with good players.
14) Falcons - They will be a much better team on defense than a year ago. John Abraham will make that happen. It's now on Michael Vick and the passing game for this to be a Super contender.
15) Buccaneers - This team that will go as far as the offensive line takes it. They have all the parts, but the five guys up front have to play better to make this a division winner.
16) Chargers - Philip Rivers takes over at quarterback, and he'll be fine. The Chargers will push the Broncos hard in the AFC West. If they don't make the playoffs, a coaching change is coming.
17) Ravens - Steve McNair gives the Ravens a legitimate threat at quarterback. The issue will be how much he has left. The defense returns to the 4-3, which is better for the players on the roster, especially Ray Lewis.
18) Bears - That defense better be a lot like the 1985 group if this team is to win more than its bad division. The passing game has to make a big improvement, no matter who plays quarterback.
19) Chiefs - The loss of left tackle Willie Roaf is a tough one for the Chiefs. Plus, what type of offensive system is Herm Edwards going to use? If he tries to shut it down, playing more ball control, the Chiefs could have problems.
20) Redskins - The offense was horrible in the preseason, but, hey, it's the preseason. It has to be better once Clinton Portis gets back on the field. How much better can it be?
21) Vikings - It's hard to imagine this team going far with a too-old quarterback and no real threat at receiver. The defense will have to carry this team for a while.
22) Rams - They will be good on offense again, but the key will be the defense. New coordinator Jim Haslett will liven things up some, but it's the players who have to make the difference. The offense will score.
23) Raiders - Aaron Brooks has new life in Oakland and Art Shell is the right man for the job. But there is not enough talent to push for a division title.
24) Lions - Matt Millen's wonderful reconstruction project continues to plod along near the bottom of the league. It's going to take time for new coach Rod Marinelli to fix this mess.
25) Saints - New coach Sean Payton has his hands full trying to get this team to .500. The offense should be okay, but the defense will struggle.
26) Packers - Why in the heck did Brett Favre return? Okay, so he loves the game. He had better, because it's going to be a long season.
27) Texans - Can David Carr become a quality quarterback under Gary Kubiak? If he can't, it will be a long season for the Texans, and maybe the end for Carr in Houston.
28) Bills - Here's a team that should be good on defense, but might struggle to get good quarterback play. That's why they're down here. It's all about quarterback play.
29) Titans - They spent big on free agents, then let their quarterback go. That doesn't make sense. Good luck with Billy Volek or Kerry Collins in there.
30) Browns - Losing your first- and second-team centers, one of them a marquee free agent, isn't a good way to open the season. Plus, we still don't know about Charlie Frye.
31) Jets - What the heck has Eric Mangini gotten himself into? This team is a mess, even if Chad Pennington can stay on the field the entire season.
32) 49ers - They will be a better team in 2006, but the record might not reflect it. They are a good year away from coming close to .500.

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Jak z każdą listą, tak i z tą można polemizować. Na pewno trochę za nisko są Browns. Strata Bentleya to duża strata, ale sporo osób uważa ich za czarnego konia w tym sezonie. Osobiście sądzę też, że za wysoko są Jaguars. Zresztą Prisco chyba im kibicuje, bo w zeszłym sezonie przedstawiał ich jako zwycięzców dywizji, a wiadomo było (przynajmniej dla mnie), że Colts są jeszcze poza zasięgiem. Teraz Colts są bez Edgerrina Jamesa i Peyton wraz z Marvem będą musieli grać naprawdę na wysokim poziomie (choć to dla nich pestka) żeby poprowadzić Indy do sukcesów.

A tak w ogóle to trzeba uważać na New Orleans Saints. W najnowszym Maddenie zasymulowałem sezon NFL i zostali zwycięzcami Superbowl Oczywiście byłby to ogromny szok jakby tak stało się w rzeczywistości, ale Saints mogą trochę namieszać.

Gracze Patriots zrobią wszystko żeby wygrać pierwszy mecz, nawet staną na głowie



W ogóle polecam pooglądać sobie galerie ze strony SI.com. Bardzo fajne zdjęcia z różnych dziedzin sportu.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/

A to PR wg ESPN

Seahawks With Shaun Alexander and Matt Hasselbeck, people seem to overlook that the Seahawks were pretty good on defense last season (No. 7 in points allowed). If Julian Peterson can stay healthy, they'll be even better this year.

Panthers The Panthers seems to be the "it" team right now, and there are plenty of reasons why. They have playmakers on offense, a stout defense and one of the NFL's best coaches.

Steelers Willie Parker has tons of talent, but can he hold up as really the only running threat? With Ben Roethlisberger, the Steelers don't have to be a team that just pounds the ball on the ground, but you know that's what they want to be.

Colts Dominic Rhodes and Joseph Addai obviously aren't Edgerrin James. But don't expect the Colts to suffer too much without Edge. They'll still get their points.

Broncos Jay Cutler might be the QB of the future, but if the Broncos are going to the Super Bowl, it's going to be on Jake Plummer's arm.

Bengals How many fantasy football owners out there are regretting how far they let Carson Palmer fall in their draft? We still expect the knee to be a bit of an issue, but Palmer looks like he's right back among the NFL's best.

Patriots Obviously, the Patriots will miss Deion Branch if he's not in the lineup. But Tom Brady still will find open receivers, and with Laurence Maroney added to the mix, the Pats should have a dangerous running game again.

Cowboys Seventeen weeks of T.O. and the Cowboys? We're not sure how much fun it'll be, but it should be interesting.

Dolphins All indications out of Miami are that Daunte Culpepper has been better than the Dolphins could have hoped. It'll be interesting to see whether losing a little mobility will hurt his game.

Giants The Giants have a brutal schedule. Their first seven opponents were a combined 71-46 last season.

Jaguars Were the Jaguars really that good last season, or was their schedule really that easy? The schedule is harder this year, so we should find out.

Buccaneers If Chris Simms is ready to take as big a step forward as some seem to think he is, the Bucs could be really good in 2006
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Bears Looks as if the QB job is Rex Grossman's for now. That said, signing Brian Griese was still a great move. He'll contribute at some point this season for the Bears.

Redskins The Redskins seem as if they made solid moves this offseason. But we've seen the Redskins go nuts in free agency before without its equating to more wins.

Eagles Donte' Stallworth never lived up to expectations in New Orleans, but he's a nice pickup for the Eagles. The NFC East is tough, but we expect Philly to be right back in the middle of things this year.

Chargers There might not be a player in the NFL under more pressure than Philip Rivers. If he's good, it's not out of the question to think the Chargers can be one of the AFC's best teams. If he's not, they probably will be on the outside of the playoffs again.

Falcons Is there a more underrated player in the NFL than Warrick Dunn? It seems as though people forget about him every year but he just goes out and performs.

Ravens If nothing else, having Steve McNair has to give the Ravens a confidence in the QB position that they haven't had in years.

Vikings Obviously, Brad Childress and Daunte Culpepper weren't going to mix well. But can the Vikings really be better off in the long run with Brad Johnson and not Culpepper?

Chiefs Larry Johnson might not find the end zone quite as much with Herm Edwards as his coach, but he'll get all the carries he can handle.

Cardinals Edgerrin James was a huge signing for the Cardinals for a number of reasons. In addition to his talent, James has brought a swagger and confidence to the Cardinals locker room.

Rams Steven Jackson wants the ball, and it looks as though he'll get it with Scott Linehan in St. Louis. But can he handle 320-plus carries?

Lions The Lions seemed to need Rod Marinelli's get-tough attitude. That said, players are a little less likely to buy into that if the team is losing.

Texans It's going to be totally unfair because of the positions they play, but people are going to be comparing Mario Williams' and Reggie Bush's numbers all year. But the one number that will matter for the Texans is wins, and they should be better there.

Raiders Jeff George probably will still have an NFL arm when he's 60. Doesn't mean he's going to help the Raiders, though.

Titans The Titans added some quality players this offseason. They won't make the playoffs, but they're going to be a tough team to play.

Browns If Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow Jr. can get healthy and stay that way, the Browns will actually have some weapons on offense.

Packers We try not to pay too much attention to the preseason, but Brett Favre looks as if he's in for another long season.

Saints Reggie Bush is going to be some kind of fun to watch. That said, he's going to learn pretty quickly that running side-to-side in the NFL doesn't work as well as it did in college.

Bills If the Bills are going to be competitive, they need Willis McGahee to be as good as he thinks he is.

Jets The Jets could struggle to run the ball without Curtis Martin. But can Chad Pennington handle the extra load if the Jets need to take to the air?

49ers The 49ers still aren't going to be very good. But they should give Alex Smith a little more help in 2006.

@LOYD

Wyczysc skrzyke, bo snoopol sie nie moze dobic do Ciebie

Witam
Prawie 2 godziny obstawiałem w konkursach i wybieralem zawodników w ligach, ale już praktycznie skończylem.

Co do typów to na razie wydaje się to lekkim wróżeniem z fusów, bo jak wiadomo różne niespodzianki się zdarzają na początku sezonu (np. choćby Minnesota w zeszłym roku), dlatego nie wydaję na razie prawdziwej kasy.

no może jutro jeden kuponik leciutki puszczę, żeby się lepiej śledziło wyniki

a jeśli puszczę to raczej coś z tego:

Arizona Cardinals -7,5 1.91
Dallas Cowboys +2,5 1.91
Minnesota Vikings u Washington Redskins Typ: Minnesota Vikings +5 1.87

a jak tam Wasze przemyślenia/typy???

Ja wlasnie skonczylem na yahoo, chwala ze gram tylko na 6 lig

Miami @Pittsburgh

Inauguracja sezonu w amerykańskiej NFL. Zeszłoroczni zdobywcy Superbowl - Pittsburgh Steelers - podejmą u siebie Miami Dolphins. W tym meczu na pewno nie zagra "Big" Ben Roethlisberger, podstawowy quarterback Steelers, z powodu operacji. W zeszłym sezonie był on ważnym punktem w drużynie. Zastąpi go Charlie Batch. Steelers wygrali dwa mecze w zeszłym sezonie, gdy on grał, choć trzeba przyznać, że staty nie powalały. Widać wyraźnie, że przeprowadzka z Detroit, gdzie był podstawowym QB nie wyszła mu na dobrze. Niepewny był również występ Hinesa Warda, ale ostatecznie zagra. W Dolphins zadebiutuje Culpepper. Jak duże jest to wzmocnienie można poczytać w amerykańskich serwisach. Drużyna z Florydy zapowiada, że w obecnym sezonie zamierzają powalczyć o zdetronizowanie Patriots we wschodniej dywizji AFC (Jets i Bills raczej nie włączą się do walki). W ciągu tygodnia kursy na Miami leciały w dół. Sporo ludzi staiało na Dolphins. Ja typowanie zwycięzcy sobię odpuszczam. W końcu to pierwszy mecz sezonu. Chociaż eksperci z ESPN obstają w większości za Dolphins. Za to ciekawym typem wydaje się być under. Brak Big Bena na pewno nie będzie miało pozytywnego wpływu na grę Steelers. Nie wiadomo, jak dobrze z kolegami zgrał się Culpepper. Dodając, że siła Steelers w zeszłym sezonie tkwiła głównie w defensywie (jedna z najlepiej broniących ekip w lidze) mamy obraz sytuacji. Jedyne co może martwić, to to że czołowi defensorzy Dolphins są dosyć "potężni" i mogą mieć sporo problemów z szybkim Parkerem. Ale mimo wszystko nie spodziewam się zbyt wielu punktów. Stawka niska, bo to początek.

under34.5 @1.943 3/10

@JuanPablo

Mam nadzieję, że takie rozkminki będą się tutaj cały czas pojawiać Dobra robota

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Dzisiaj zaczynamy. Powiem szczerze, że gdyby Big Ben grał nie miałbym kłopotów z wytypowaniem zwycięzcy. On zapewnia równowagę i pewność w ataku, a Batcha tak naprawdę nie wiadomo na co stać. I tu jest główny problem. Bo jeżeli się rozochoci a umiejętności jego nie są zbyt wysokie to może być kilka przechwytów a wtedy Miami wygra. Jeżeli jednak zagra dobrze, to defensywa Steelers i Willie Parker zrobią swoje. Jednym słowem wszystko w rękach Charliego Batcha
Gdybym musiał to postawiłbym na Pittsburgh ale na szczęście nie muszę A swoją drogą będę kibicował Miami bo Culpepper to jeden z moich ulubionych zzawodników.

Ja na dzis tez tylko under, posmigalem po paru stronkach i tak sie sklada, ze tez to zagram

Miami @ Pittsburgh Poniżej 34.5 1.909

Witam
Nareszcie "czyli krew pot i lzy"
Troche pozno, ale pochwale sie ze mocno trzymam kciuki za delfinki