Here is the new scheme session from Matt Bowen. It was cool watching it all take place last night. Two cover 2 defense teams Indy and Chicago.

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/2008/09/scheme-session-3/

Giants win! I knew it. They should have won by alot more. But who cares? A divisional win is a good win. Strahan made a cameo. Up yours Tiki!

I loved the D-line play, of course. I loved the O-line play even more. Snee lost a guy one time and it was the only sack the G-men gave up. Jason Taylor was a non-factor. He is a pansy. So is Romo......

Eli did ok, 19/35 for 216 yds and 1 int, 1 rushing td

Brandon Jacobs was a bulldozer,  21 attempts  for 116 yds  5.5 ypc

Plaxico Burress caught 10 for 133 yds 13.3 ypc

As the game ended Kiwanuka got hurt on the last play and they cut away to the repooplican national convention. Juvinile joke? Maybe. Just hope Mathius is ok.

Dear Sir,

So you are the Juggernaught. Thats cool with us.

Your friends,

Everyone

Here is something that a I and a few buddies did 5 years ago.

The Bengals are bound to dissapoint. Its a cold hard fact. So in order to make things more interesting throughout the NFL season, I picked an NFC team to follow allong with the AFC Bengals. I saw the Giants as a team very much like the Bengals. They had all the pieces, just needed to put the puzzle together.

So since the 2003 season, Ive followed the Bengals and the Giants. Its obviously paid off recently in the greastest football game ever played. (Admit it. Youve never seen a better game) I was in Indy for a pacers game the night of the last reg season game last year between Pats and Giants. They all hate Tom Brady in Indy so it was like the whole city became Giants fans. That was a great game too.

So I highly recomend choosing a NFC team to follow. At least it raises your chances of seeing your team win it all. I guess if youre a fantasy guy every game This is another way to make some more games relevant to you.

GO G-MEN!

Here is Matt Bowens scheme session from last week. I love that someone is breaking this stiff down for me. They arent going to do it on a talk show or on any broadcast for that matter. www.nationalfootballpost.com/2008/08/scheme-session/