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Football Week 2 And Some Gratuitous Pictures Of Cheerleaders

By oddJoe ⋅ September 17, 2006 ⋅ Post a comment

God how I love football, and this is going to be a great Sunday full of smashmouth, beatdown, blood in the grass competition. And just so you remember what this is all about, here’s a shot from the Maxim NFL cheerleader photo shoot:

Ohh yeah, cheerleaders! We love the cheerleaders

There are many more photos available for your oogling pleasure, but before you click your way to all the scantily clad bodies, here’s what we have to look forward to in this week’s games.

Buffalo at Miami - Unless they can come up with a couple early turnovers like last week, there’s little hope for the Bills against Culpepper and Co.

Carolina at Minnesota - No Steve Smith today, but the Panthers should still deliver against the world’s oldest quarterback.

Cleveland at Cincinnati - Tigers against dogs is really no sort of competition whatsoever.

Detroit at Chicago - Roy Williams guarantees he’ll underachieve once again.

Houston at Indianapolis - when Indy goes up by 26-0 in the first quarter (that’s three TDs, a field goal and a safety — you read it here first), Colts fans will be glad they listened to Peyton Manning in those DIRECTV ads.

New Orleans at Green Bay - Reggie Bush rushes for 8,000 yards, but Green Bay scores a field goal and Packer Nation rejoices.

New York Giants at Philadelphia - These Eagles are hardly Invincible (no offense, Marky Mark). Look for a big rebound from the G-Men.

Oakland at Baltimore - Raider Nation might lead the world in cosplay (outside of Japan, of course), but there’s no way for Art Shell to disguise the fact that these Raiders stink.

Tampa Bay at Atlanta - A battle royale in the NFC South. Let the smashing of mouths commence.

Arizona at Seattle - I still can’t believe the ‘Hawks couldn’t score a TD against the woeful Lions. At least the Cards offer a chance for Hasselbeck and Co. to get back on track.

St. Louis at San Francisco - Does this game still count as a big rivalry when both teams stink so bad. At least the Rams should be able to score a TD against the Niners.

Kansas City at Denver - Damon Huard. ‘Nuff said.

New England at N.Y. Jets - How many points will the Patriots spot the Jets early in this one? Probably doesn’t matter.

Tennessee at San Diego - The Titans might put up a little more resistance against the Chargers than the Raiders did last week, but the result will still be the same for San Diego. Note to Jeff Fisher: Don’t call a time out when you’re down big late in the game, or Marty Schottenheimer’s head might explode.

Washington at Dallas - NBC gets rolling with another big matchup, and this one should be a real beatdown. I just hope it’s Cris Collinsworth on the receiving end.