I have dreaded football season every year since Bobby and I first started dating almost 8 years ago. I was recently introduced to www.DraftDude.com. For only $10.00 per year this site will allow people who know absolutely nothing about football to make professional-level drafting decisions. If my husband was here during this season I would have signed up just to show off my newly learned knowledge of football. I probably could have even pulled off a conversation all about football with him and his buddies.
Here are some free tips from Draft Dude, go on and impress your hubby, you know you wanna!
#1 Most underrated Wide Receiver: T.J. Houshmandzadeh
WHY? He caught 92 passes last year, despite being on an anemic Bengals team in a tough defensive conference--the move to Seattle will help.
#2 Most overrated Wide Receiver: Terrell Owens
WHY? The aging Owens is often among the league leaders in dropped passes,
but gets more attention for his off-field antics--both of which could
signal a dip in production. He could become disruptive if he becomes aggravated that he is not as productive as he has been in the past, further harming his production.
#3 Most underrated Tight End: Kellen Winslow
WHY? After an injury-riddled 2008 campaign, Winslow is primed for a rebound
with new team Tampa Bay. He is a playmaker with potential for a
big year if he stays healthy
#4 Overrated Kicker: Adam Vinatieri
WHY? The former Super Bowl hero's skills are declining, and Vinatieri only
attempted three field goals in the red zone last year on a strong
Colts offense. Expect that trend to continue.
#5 Most underrated Defensive Player: Trent Cole
WHY? Another Pro Bowl snub, Cole is a consistent performer who plays on a
strong Philadelphia defense. He will rack up at least 10 sacks.

Can't say I LOVE the first tip...kind of snubbing my Cincinnati Bengals. Housh is awesome but this year will be the year Cincinnati! I'm not a football fan but I do rep my hometown. Who Dey!
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Tay insisted on wearing her Bengals cheerleading outfit today so I snapped her pic. Thought it complemented this post quite nicely.


































