The Running Game: Week One Last Minute Predictability

Earlier today, after the cable guy fixed my connection and sound came on my TV, while the early games were on, I was a little worried. Okay, a LOT worried. Oakland was down, Minnesota was down, Cincinnati was down, Kansas City was WAY down, Buffalo, Atlanta, and Houston were down. Even Green Bay was down for a second - and they never had a comfortable lead. But, as I always tell myself, nothing matters before the half. Houston came back and kicked ass, Green Bay managed a win, as did Cinci and Minnesota, Oakland took a risk that paid off in a 2-point conversion to win, and Kansas City won in overtime. Only Atlanta and Buffalo let me down, but I don't even really care. I didn't stay home for the late games, and I actually didn't watch them as I had to go for a walk to get more than 2,700 steps on the day. I walked all around, took over both gyms at Baldwin Park, then started on a long trek for fancy confectioneries.

V H Win 69% CAR DEN DEN CAR TB ATL TB ATL MIN TEN MIN MIN CLE PHI PHI PHI CIN NYJ CIN CIN OAK NO OAK OAK SD KC KC KC BUF BAL BAL BUF CHI HOU HOU HOU GB JAX GB GB MIA SEA SEA SEA NYG DAL NYG NYG DET IND DET IND

Now I'm home - I got home in time to see the second half of the Sunday Night game, and for the Patriots, sometimes, it's better to be lucky than to be good. Okay, that's a little unfair because I'm bitter that Arizona lost. Oh well, I was 500 for the later games today, and I'm hoping Pittsburgh and Los Angeles don't let me down.