[Twist of lEMOn]

THU, SEP 10

Tennessee at Pittsburgh 8:30 PM Heinz Field

SUN, SEP 13

Miami at Atlanta 1:00 PM Georgia Dome

Denver at Cincinnati 1:00 PM Paul Brown Stadium

Minnesota at Cleveland 1:00 PM Cleveland Browns Stadium

Jacksonville at Indianapolis 1:00 PM Lucas Oil Stadium

Detroit at New Orleans 1:00 PM Superdome

Dallas at Tampa Bay 1:00 PM Raymond James Stadium

Philadelphia at Carolina 1:00 PM Bank of America Stadium

Kansas City at Baltimore 1:00 PM CBS M&T Bank Stadium

NY Jets at Houston 1:00 PM Reliant Stadium

Washington at NY Giants 4:15 PM Giants Stadium

San Francisco at Arizona 4:15 PM U of Phoenix Stadium

St. Louis at Seattle 4:15 PM Qwest Field

Chicago at Green Bay 8:20 PM Lambeau Field

MON, SEP 14

Buffalo at New England 7:00 PM Gillette Stadium

San Diego at Oakland 10:15 PM Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

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Less than a week from now the season starts, a full week from now we get sundays back, Can.not.wait.

Not much in the way of news outside of cuts, but Im sure as we get closer to Thursday some interesting tidbits will pop up.

[Sir Nicky Talent]

Do you guys see any upsets or suprises this week? Dunno what to expect from Chicago and Green Bay. Rodgers and Grant are in full form while Cutler is slowly leading the Bears.

[Twist of lEMOn]

I dunno if you could call them upsets in week 1, but

I have a funny feeling that Washington will beat New York and Cleveland beating Minny
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[Sir Nicky Talent]

Well, teams are always talked about or predicted to win or lose in advance. Hell, people think the Lions will lose all season once more, but they could win this week in week 1, and it would be suprising.

I could see Washington beating New York. I know some fans of the Redskins aren't confident, but Redskins could do it if Jason Campbell fights around thedefense.

[Gouldinho]

The TV rights here are a mess at the moment. Nobody knows whats on where and feck all has been confirmed. Last year was great because it was all on one station. Now it could be on 3 stations with 1 which is suppose to be covering SNF not available in Ireland. Load of pants but hopefully the Chargers start off well


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[The Phantom]

Originally Posted by Gouldinho
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The TV rights here are a mess at the moment. Nobody knows whats on where and feck all has been confirmed. Last year was great because it was all on one station. Now it could be on 3 stations with 1 which is suppose to be covering SNF not available in Ireland. Load of pants but hopefully the Chargers start off well


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Confirmed on Friday...

Originally Posted by NFLUK.co.uk

Sky Sports and the NFL have signed a new three-year deal which will see Sky showing live NFL games and additional NFL Network coverage. The deal continues a successful partnership between Sky Sports and the NFL in the UK that has been running since 1995.

Sky will air live coverage of games at 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. every Sunday night through the NFL season, as well as providing live coverage of the Saturday and Thursday night games that take place during the final seven weeks of the season, along with all postseason games.

I'm guessing that means Five have the Sunday Night Football (I think I've read that they do), and ESPN will have Monday Night Football (as they do in the US).

[Twist of lEMOn]

Yep, you should get your chargers fill in the UK from what I've read. Beating up on the Raiders is my favorite way to start the Football season
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even if you cant find it on TV, Im sure I can hook you up with a decent stream.

[The Phantom]

Just did some more diggin... Five have got Sunday Night Football, confirmed by the NFL on August 25th

Originally Posted by NFLUK.com

NFL UK will continue their relationship with Five for the twelfth consecutive year after the two sides came to an agreement to show Sunday Night Football live in the UK.

Five will air Sunday Night Football for seventeen weeks, starting from Sunday September 13th, when their coverage of the 2009 NFL season begins with the clash between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers. Coverage on Five will begin at approximately 1:00am each Sunday night.

Heading up Five's coverage of the games in the studio for the third consecutive year will be Mike Carlson and Nat Coombs. The live game commentary will be taken from NBC's coverage from the USA, with Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth voicing the action.

I love Mike Carlson, so I will be setting my tape to record Sunday Night Football every week.

I'm going to try and keep up with it all this season. I wans't too good last year at following up until the play-offs, but I managed to keep up to date the season before last.

[Twist of lEMOn]

Originally Posted by ESPN

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Lions to start #1 Draft Pick Stafford In Opener
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz has announced Matthew Stafford as the team's starting quarterback.

Detroit selected Stafford with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft this spring after becoming the league's first 0-16 team and is desperately counting on him to end a decades-long search for a star quarterback.

The Lions have only one playoff victory since winning the NFL title in 1957 and not coincidentally, they've had the same number of Pro Bowl quarterbacks in the last half-century.

Stafford seems to have the tools to end the drought.

The Lions are banking on his success after giving him a six-year deal worth as much as $78 million with $41.7 million in guarantees. That's more than the $35 million Eli Manning was guaranteed as part of his contract extension this summer with the New York Giants.

This preseason, he shared snaps with former Pro Bowler Daunte Culpepper until the 10-year veteran cut his foot last week. Culpepper needed stitches to close the wound.

Jay should be happy >.>

[TheUnforgivableOne]

This just makes it that much easier for the Saints lol..