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Man, I entered a work pool this week. I had San Fran over the Vikings, and my arch-nemesis Favre throws the game-winner. I have Tennessee over New York, and no Titans seem to be able to catch the ball. I had Houston over Jacksonville, and the Jones-Drew of old returns. And I had Washington over Detroit.

I've been wrong on those four thus far, and it's not like they were runaways. Going into the fourth quarters, I was feeling pretty good about most of these picks. :(

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Having now seen the highlight, I gotta really question Singletary a bit.

When you know the Hail Mary pass is coming, you generally put six guys in the end zone to knock it down. I only saw two guys back there in the vicinity of the receiver. That's a bad defensive call.

I'll have to check the clip again to see if there were more guys back, but from what I saw it looks like he put more guys into pressuring Favre rather than coverage. On a normal play, I can understand that, but on a last second play where a Hail Mary is the only option, no :nonod:

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Man, I entered a work pool this week. I had San Fran over the Vikings, and my arch-nemesis Favre throws the game-winner. I have Tennessee over New York, and no Titans seem to be able to catch the ball. I had Houston over Jacksonville, and the Jones-Drew of old returns. And I had Washington over Detroit.

I've been wrong on those four thus far, and it's not like they were runaways. Going into the fourth quarters, I was feeling pretty good about most of these picks. :(

I picked Det this week, but missed on Houston and Tenn. SF looked pretty good on offense and defense from when I started watching it at the beginning of the 4th Q, I wanted to see how good Minny looks b/c we play them this yr.

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