3. Cowboys — This team boasts enviable depth. If it can survive its early schedule — including a highly anticipated rematch with Minnesota in Week 1 — watch out.

Huh?

Not really over that.

I would like to pummel them over their bungled “upgrades” to the history archives on the site. Use to be you could look back at game logs and all sorts of other useful info very easily. Last I checked however, half of it was broken links.

Hopefully that’s either already fixed or will be soon… but I’m not holding my breath either.

I’ll let Leslie Nielsen answer for me: Nothing to see here.

It’s getting to the point where I don’t even bother to read nfl.com articles anymore. Everything seems so short-sighted and poorly researched.

i dont see them winning less than 7 games this year. is he counting on a lot of injuries or something?

and what “enviable depth” is he talking about for the cowboys?

Wyche is obviously in Stage 3 Chargerosis (“San Diego is the greatest team in the universe!”). This causes such damage to the brain that critical thinking becomes increasingly difficult, no matter what the subject. Hence, Atlanta is ranked ahead of New Orleans, and the Panthers are ranked below Detroit. Wyche is beyond help.

This is a great thing. Im a Dallas fan and I would rather be ranked out of the top 10.

You guys need to relax and lay off the caffeine. Are the Chargers the best all around team…no but let’s face it the media loves the powder blues. And if you think the Cowboys aren’t a type 5 team on paper…you’re kidding yourselves.