That said, there’s money to be made for the former Falcon once he gets out of prison. Someone, somewhere is going to make a movie. The Longest Yard 2, the Michael Vick Story.
10 (10) New England Patriots (6-4-0): Power 10 Points: 100
Matt Cassel is officially big time. He’s gone from a guy everyone in New England assumed wasn’t going to make it past the final cut this preseason, to a guy who’s agent is floating number like “6 years, $65 million”.
What a difference a couple of months, a few come from behind victories, and having the greatest game of your life on national TV makes…
Dropped Out:
None. First time ever. So instead of doing Dropped Out, we’ll do…
Barely Missed:
11 (-) Green Bay Packers (5-5-0): Power 10 Points: 98
I have to say, I was pretty surprised by how well the Packers played last weekend. It’s not that I thought they couldn’t win, but the way they won was unexpectedly impressive.
12 (-) Philadelphia Eagles (5-4-1): Power 10 Points: 96
A tie? Seriously? Are you kidding me?
13 (-) Miami Dolphins (6-4-0): Power 10 Points: 91
The computers don’t like the Dolphins. But a win over the Patriots will go a long way towards convincing everyone that the computers are wrong.
Bottom Four:
29 (29) St. Louis Rams (2-8-0): Power 10 Points: -54
We expanded the Bottom Three to the Bottom Four because we thought the Rams deserved recognition. Congratulations guys!
30 (30) Kansas City Chiefs (1-9-0): Power 10 Points: -61
It’s only a matter of time before the Rams pass over the slightly-less-hapless Chiefs.
31 (31) Cincinnati Bengals (1-9-1): Power 10 Points: -76
When you’re 1-9, you’re probably relatively happy with a tie. Just like if you haven’t dated anyone in years, you’re probably relatively happy with kissing your sister.
Maybe that analogy didn’t work so well…
32 (32) Detroit Lions (0-10-0): Power 10 Points: -90
I just figured out, after 10 weeks, the worst possible score you could have considering the Power 10 formula is -96. The Lions are -90. That says just about everything you need to know about the Detroit Lions.
Sean Crowe covers the New England Patriots for Examiner.com and writes a bi-weekly column for Sports-Central.org.
He is a Senior Writer and an NFL Community Leader at Bleacher Report. You can email him at scrowe@gmail.com. His archive can be found here.
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