I'll take 4-1-1 for a week, but changing a "best bet" from a winner to a loser sure doesn't feel too smart. Here are a couple thoughts from the morning and afternoon games.
As expected, Cincy played a bit tougher with Palmer at the helm, and won ATS. Always important to check critical, game-time decisions before you make your picks. I failed to do this in the Bears game (Charles Tillman actually played) and it cost me.
What in the world is wrong with the Chargers? People (myself included) were willing to give them a pass the first 4 weeks, but losing to Miami is making it start to look like that the Chargers might be average, at best. Is Denver really the team to beat in the AFC West? I know Merriman was a great player, but the defense has completely unraveled and I don't think you can place all of the blame on his absence.
Carolina is looking better every week. Great run game, Delhomme and Steve Smith are connecting like they did in 2006. They look like the strongest team in the NFC South now.
Are the Giants that good or the Seahawks that bad? The champs are making a strong case to be considered the best team in the NFC East. Week 9 should be a great showdown with Dallas coming to town.
Arizona vs Whoever is starting to look like an automatic over.
Stayed tuned for some fantasy news and thoughts later this week.
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