My TV Musings

Well, I predicted a good game and it certainly was! When the Colts and the Pats met this weekend the Colts brought all they had, and it surprised the Patriots enough that Tom Brady actually turned the ball over to them and allowed the Colts to get a lead going into half-time, something that hadn’t happened during any other of their games this season. I had my hopes up, despite the fact that I’ve picked the Patriots and not the Colts as my favorite in their respective divisions, wanting there to be at least one team that could slow down the Patriots. But, alas, it was not to be. Whether the lack of Marvin Harrison played a role or not, Indy allowed New England to come back and win it at the end. So the question is: can anyone take on New England and win? Will it only be late in the season when they’ve already wrapped up home field advantage and playoff bye weeks and they don’t play the stars as much or will a truly great team (Dallas? Pittsburgh? Green Bay?) step up and roll over them for a change?

NFL Standings* as of 11/06/07**

AFC East
9-0 - New England Patriots
4-4 - Buffalo Bills
1-8 - New York Jets
0-8 - Miami Dolphins

AFC North
6-2 - Pittsburgh Steelers
5-3 - Cleveland Browns
4-4 - Baltimore Ravens
2-6 - Cincinnati Bengals

AFC South
7-1 - Indianapolis Colts
6-2 - Tennessee Titans
5-3 - Jacksonville Jaguars
4-5 - Houston Texans

AFC West
4-4 - Kansas City Chiefs
4-4 - San Diego Chargers
3-5 - Denver Broncos
2-6 - Oakland Raiders

NFC East
7-1 - Dallas Cowboys
6-2 - New York Giants
5-3 - Washington Redskins
3-5 - Philadelphia Eagles

NFC North
7-1 - Green Bay Packers
6-2 - Detroit Lions
3-5 - Minnesota Vikings
3-5 - Chicago Bears

NFC South
5-4 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4-4 - Carolina Panthers
4-4 - New Orleans Saints
2-6 - Atlanta Falcons

NFC West
4-4 - Seattle Seahawks
3-5 - Arizona Cardinals
2-6 - San Francisco 49ers
0-8 - St. Louis Rams

*1-0 indicates 1 win and 0 losses
**highlighted teams are webMistress’ favorites

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