Harmon Forecast

[Jttsaz]

Arizona 19 - Detroit 17
Aside from one new coach, the Lions' Steve Mariucci, will there be any improvement in two of the NFL's weakest teams? The Cardinals took their fifth in a row from the Lions last season, 23-20, in OT.

 

[WizardOfAz]

All his picks:

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/5656846

 

[SeattleCard]

Wow. Only person I have seen to take Cards yet...

 

[tigertat]

http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/NFL_SC-PRED

Actually Prisco Picks us to win as well.

 

[Rivercard]

Originally posted by tigertat
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/NFL_SC-PRED

Actually Prisco Picks us to win as well.

I think Prisco is picking The Cards to cover the spread not to win the game.

 

[WizardOfAz]

Hopefully He Is Wrong Again

Seattle 17 - Arizona 12

"In their second NFC West season, the Seahawks and Cardinals will likely once again fight for third in the division, though Seattle has a first-rate passing game. In '02 they beat each other on the road."

 

[Assface]

Re: Hopefully He Is Wrong Again

Originally posted by WizardOfAz
Seattle 17 - Arizona 12

"In their second NFC West season, the Seahawks and Cardinals will likely once again fight for third in the division, though Seattle has a first-rate passing game. In '02 they beat each other on the road."

Cardinals lead the league in passing right now and Hasselback had 137 yard passing.

 

[Seahawker]

Re: Re: Hopefully He Is Wrong Again

Originally posted by Floridacard


Cardinals lead the league in passing right now and Hasselback had 137 yard passing.

That would mean a lot more had the Cardinals been ahead most of the game like the Seahawks were.

Sorry, but you guys are putting way too much into the numbers from Sunday - the only one that mattered was Seahawks 27, Saints 10.

 

[Wild Card]

Re: Re: Re: Hopefully He Is Wrong Again

Originally posted by Seahawker
That would mean a lot more had the Cardinals been ahead most of the game like the Seahawks were.

Sorry, but you guys are putting way too much into the numbers from Sunday - the only one that mattered was Seahawks 27, Saints 10.

Seahawker:

If I was still a fan of the Seahawks--I cheered for the home team when I lived in Bellevue WA, from 1989-95--I'd be more concerned with the offense's inability to convert on more than 3 out of 12 third-down opportunities. Playing with a lead or not, it's usually not desirable to punt the ball to the other guys.

Give it up, man. They played reasonably well on Sunday, but the Hawks got a lot of points out of only moderate offensive production, and benefited from a 4-0 advantage in TOs and a 114-20 edge in penalty yards. O.K. win, but don't make it out to be more than it was.

WC

 

[CardsFan88]

The cards were ahead or tied most of the game