We are on the eve of week 2 in the NFL which means another week of fantasy football and more picks.

First with the picks:

Sunday, Sep 19, 2004
Cleveland (1-0) vs. Dallas (0-1) Cowboys Win
Chicago (0-1) vs. Green Bay (1-0) The Packers own the Bears and they win again tomorrow
Carolina (0-1) vs. Kansas City (0-1) The Chiefs win at home
San Francisco (0-1) vs. New Orleans (0-1) Saints Win
Washington (1-0) vs. New York NYG (0-1) Clinton Portis is the difference - Skins win
Denver (1-0) vs. Jacksonville (1-0) Broncos win
Houston (0-1) vs. Detroit (1-0) Lions win
St. Louis (1-0) vs. Atlanta (1-0) Mike Vick and the falcons win
Pittsburgh (1-0) vs. Baltimore (0-1) Ravens D at Home is too much for Duce and the Steelers
Seattle (1-0) vs. Tampa Bay (0-1) ‘Hawks win it (especially if Shaun Alexander is healthy)
New England (1-0) vs. Arizona (0-1) The Pats haven’t lost since week 4- 2003 season, they will not change their winning ways in Arizona
Buffalo (0-1) vs. Oakland (0-1) Raiders win
New York NYJ (1-0) vs. San Diego (1-0) J-E-T-S win
Indianapolis (0-1) vs. Tennessee (1-0) Colts win this week
Miami (0-1) vs. Cincinnati (0-1) The Bengals win
Monday, Sep 20, 2004
Minnesota (1-0) vs. Philadelphia (1-0) Vikings win in a shoot out — I’ll see your TO and raise you one Randy Moss

My fantasy team has had a rough week. First Charles Rogers is out for the season. We brought in Tai Streets as free agent. He should step up for Lions to take Roger’s place and he and the Mooch have history. If he doesn’t cut it I still have Terry Glenn and Marcus Robinson on the bench. They both looked good in week 1 but I need to see more before I make either of those guys starters. Then at the last minute I found out that Stephen Davis needs knee surgery. I cut the bum. Neither of my bench warmers, Willis McGahee or William Green, are ready for primetime. So I had no choice to bring a veteran and hope he can hold up. Who to pick? None other than old Catch-22 Emmitt Smith. I have to admit that I’m not feeling very confident having to make this many adjustments this early in the season. This we face the Rented Mules led by Daunte Culpepper this week. It could be a long day tomorrow and an even longer Monday Night.