In Sunday's paper I'll pick the winners of this week's NFL games, as well as the margin, and give you my Lock of the Week, which practically is guaranteed. But I keep a running total for the season and did not want to miss tonight's opener.
Pittsburgh by 4 over Tennessee.

wow! thanks for the preview! nothing like a preview of a preview! this a real story! i can't wait!
Posted by: SouthFloridaPanthersFanClub | September 11, 2009 at 02:12 PM
come on! what are you waiting for?!?! how can you preview an article, then post your preview like it's an actual article, then make us wait so long for the actual article?!? IM DYING HERE PLEASE POST YOUR PICKS!!!!!!!! AAAA!!!!! THE AGONY!!!!
Posted by: SouthFloridaPanthersFanClub | September 11, 2009 at 02:15 PM
I would hate to bring you down, but no one cares about your picks. I certainly don't.
Posted by: Raleigh Pantherfan | September 11, 2009 at 04:12 PM
At least your retarded touchdown celebration article is gone.....
Posted by: mrbernz | September 12, 2009 at 04:36 PM
You need to correct your season totals. According to your Sunday picks on 9-13-09 you listed 15 games and you missed on 5 of them, therefore your total was 10-5 not 12-4, 2nd week was correct with 8-8. Todays paper stated that your season total was 20-12 and according to my calculations your season total should be 18-13. Do not care about your locks or upsets just your season totals being correct.
Posted by: JMATT | September 27, 2009 at 12:29 PM
always enjoy your columns but dont get the "array of mistates" by Brett Farve in this weeks preditions - he threw one pick in the first half - maybe you thought the blocked field goal returned for td was Farve's fault. The dropped pass on 3rd down by Percy Harvin that would have given the Vikings a first in the fourth quarter was not the quarterback's mistake. How about the fourth quarter drive when San Fran went from their own 20 to inside the Viking 10 on three passes got backed up to the 20 on penalties and made one more pass to the end zone to take the lead - was that the "array of mistakes" by Farve?
Posted by: ed cottingham | October 04, 2009 at 11:01 AM