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Adding to that is that ESPN is reporting Seattle QB Matt
Hasselbeck is getting shots for pain, a bulging disk in his back, and the
Seahawks are significantly worried about this. Sportsbooks currently have the Bills
laying 1.5.

Cowboys-Browns

Most key indicators agree that Browns running back Jamal
Lewis is a game time decision. Derek Anderson is the starting QB for Cleveland
even though he missed two preseason games with a concussion. Braylon Edwards returns to the line-up for the Browns at WR.

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Panthers-Chargers

Both quarterbacks Jake Delhomme and Philip Rivers will be
tested coming off injuries. So will Chargers tight end Antonio Gates. San
Diego has won 10-of-12 games straight up entering this
season, while Carolina lost
7-of-10.

The Panthers clearly though are better with Delhomme
healthy. Since the last game of the 2006 season, his QB rating is 116.1.

Ditto for the Chargers being better with
Philip Rivers at QB. They are 25-7 straight up with him including a
stunning 15-1 at home.

Cardinals-49ers

Mike Martz is the new offensive coordinator for San
Francisco and J.T. O’Sullivan
the new QB.

Bears-Colts

The Colts open a new stadium and they’ve won five straight
home openers. Kyle Orton gets the nod a QB for the Bears. They are a surprising
12-6 straight up with Orton starting.

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Jaguars-Titans

Of course the big question is the mental state of Jacksonville
following the shooting of backup tackle Richard Collier. Jacksonville’s
offensive line is banged up and starting wide receivers Jerry Porter is out and
Reggie Williams will be rusty after missing the preseason. Troubled WR Matt Jones starts for the Jags.

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Bengals-Bills

Buffalo
running back Willis McGahee will plays, but whether or not he starts is a game
time decision. So a full load is unlikely.

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Rams-Eagles

Philadelphia WR Reggie Brown is
doubtful and last years leading receiver Kevin Curtis is out. Rookie DeSean Jackson gets thrown to the wolves.

Buccaneers-Saints

For Tampa,
Antonio Williams starts at WR because Ike Hilliard is
hurt. Cadillac Williams is out, so Earnest Graham starts. The Bucs OL is hurting, so Donald Penn and Jeremy Zuttah, a rookie, are being forced into starting duty.
Brian Gould of ScoresOddsPicks.com
says the Buccaneers offensive line is one of the worst in the NFC
because of the injuries.

Joey Galloway should be close to 100 percent for Tampa.

Panthers-Chargers

For San Diego,
QB Philip Rivers and TE Antonio Gates star and Shawne
Merriman also plays passing up on knee surgery.

The Panthers are without WR
Steve Smith who is suspended and QB Jake Delhomme starts his first game since
getting Tommy John surgery. D.J. Hackett is not 100
percent, but will be available for Carolina.

Seahawks-Bills

Seattle is
without WRs Bobby Engram
and Deion Branch. For the Bills, Pro Bowl tackle is a
holdout.

Cowboys-Browns

Cleveland RB Jamal Lewis is a
game time decision.

Chiefs-Patriots

Bill Kayma of Lines-Maker.com reports that many
insiders believe Pats QB Tom Brady is not fully recovered from the injury that
limited him in the Super Bowl. “He is throwing off his toes,” reports the NFL
insider.

Ben Watson, one of Brady’s biggest targets, is listed at
doubtful.

Jets-Dolphins

It’s official, Ricky Williams
starts at RB for the Dolphins. We hear that the Jets
have a new QB in Brett Favre.

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Seahawks-Bills

Seattle is
just 11-21 all-time in openers, but they have won the last two. Buffalo
is as bad at 19-29. Maurice Morris gets the start at running back for Seattle,
head of a 1-2 punch with ex-Cowboy Julius Jones taking over for Shaun
Alexander.

Jets-Dolphins

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Republican National Convention and Sarah Palin. So in
case you missed it, Brett Favre is making his debut as Jets QB. Though from Southern
Mississippi, Favre has played his best in the cold, going only 8-7
in Florida.

The subplot is former Jets starter Chad Pennington is the
now the starter at Miami. The Fins
could have a surprising 1-2 punch at running back if Ricky Williams avoids the
wacky tobaccy. He is backed up by Ronnie Brown who
has four 100-yard rushing games in seven starts before going down with a knee
injury. The Fins were more competitive than their record indicates as they led
the league with six losses by three or fewer points. The Jets only road win
last year was in Miami.

Lions-Falcons

Detroit got
out of the gate quickly last year winning their first two games but only
winning five of their final 14. Rookie Matt Ryan starts at QB for the Dirty
Birds. Atlanta has decent weapons
at running back adding free agent Michael Turner to go with Jerious
Norwood who showed flashes last season.

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Detroit has committed to much more of a ball control game
this season adding former Bengal Rudi Johnson and rookie Kevin Smith to the
mix. Detroit was 2-6 on the road
straight up last year. The teams alternated wins over the last seven, with Atlanta
“due” for the win here.

Rams-Eagles

With a healing Donovan McNabb, the Eagles were 5-1 in his
last six starts. D-Mac has a 95.3 rating in the contests. If you bet quarters,
note that the Rams allowed the most fourth quarter points last year.

Texans-Steelers

Andre Johnson is healthy for Houston.
Because of injuries, he started just nine games last year but led the league in
yards per game among receivers with at least 50 catches. The Steelers lead the
league in consecutive opening wins with five.

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Bengals-Ravens

Cincinnati has
won three straight season-openers. Baltimore
is 4-8 straight up in season openers, dead last in the conference. The Bengals
are 6-1 in the series. Rookie Joe Flacco starts for Baltimore
at QB. Flacco is being rushed due to the retirement
of Steve McNair and a season ending injury to Kyle Boller. Baltimore’s
John Harbaugh is making his regular season debut as a
head coach at any level.

We will update with the game day injuries on the famed Tailgate
Party, a must read for fantasy football players and bettors alike. However
it looks like both T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Chad Johnson will play for the
Bengals.  

Chiefs-Patriots

ESPN’s Ron Jaworski, a guy who
knows a little about quarterbacking and watching game films, said earlier this
week, he believes Tom Brady may still have the same injury that limited him in
the Super Bowl. Jaws said that Brady appears to still be throwing off his toe,
something he did not do until last year’s Super Bowl loss to the NY Giants.

New England has won 19 straight
regular season games

Buccaneers-Saints

Do the Saints have an upside? They were second in the
league last year in dropped passes and have added Jeremy Shockey to the fold.
The Saints are 13-28 all-time in openers including last year losing en route to
an 0-4 start.

Jaguars-Titans

Jacksonville
closed out last year winning 6-of-8 by an average of 12.9 points per game. They
were 9-3 when David Garrard starts. The Jags are 9-4 in openers.