[Perdogg]

NFL PING

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[cld51860]

WOO HOO! Say what you will about bread and circuses, but dang it, folks, we need a break. Can’t wait for kickoff...

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Ravens kick Bronco butt....again.

[evets]

[central_va]

Bread and Circuses Week 1.

[dfwgator]

So is the Green Bay game at Lambert Field?

[Squidpup]

Go Broncos! - sweet revenge

[Veggie Todd]

[mothball]

The Who Dat’s are going to smoke the Falcons.

[trisham]

Finally!

[Impy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VAMQF8vnNo

FOOTBALL!!!!

I pick Denver tonight, but not to cover.

Will the defending Champs really be so lousy this year? Everyone loves Cincy for that division.

[Libloather]

Bears Have Most Expensive Tickets for 2013

Sunday, September 8th vs. Cincinnati – Avg. Price: $403, Get-in: $194

While Cincinnati may not be the draw that Green Bay or Dallas is, they will be the opponent for Chicago’s home opener this season.  Thus, the get-in price of $194 is second only to the Cowboys ($195) and a dollar more expensive than it will take to see Green Bay.  The Bengals are coming off a second straight defeat to the Texans in the playoffs, so they’ll be looking to begin the year on the right foot and send new coach Marc Trestman to an early 0-1 record.

Sunday, September 15th vs. Minnesota – Avg. Price: $411, Get-in: $175

The Vikings were able to slip into the NFC playoffs last year thanks to Chicago’s late season stumble and the heroics of their star running back, Adrian Peterson.  The Vikings moved Percy Harvin during the off season, but added familiar face Greg Jennings to the wide receiver corps.  At $175 for the lowest priced ticket, the Vikings have the third lowest get-in price for Bears home games this year.

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GO COWBOYS!!!!!

I’m a loyalist.

[campaignPete R-CT]

i am picking all the favorites except:

Miami over CLeveland

[Liberty Valance]