Patriots showed up big today. Huge win over New York, gives them inside track. Affectively two games ahead in the AFC East, now we've swept the series.

Brady was exceptional, at one point hit twelve consecutive passes. Very good match from him, no turnovers either.

Chad got a couple of cathces in the first quarter, but that was all. Did look good when he got the ball though.

MOM was easily Gronkowski. 2 TD's and over 100 Yards receiving, congrats to whoever has them in their fantasy team. Second year in the league and already one of the best Tight Ends going round.

It was also brilliant to see our defense look solid. Ninkovich had a couple of interceptions and played well. Nice to see us surrender under 20 points. However, we looked shaky against the run, gave up a few big gains on 3rd down and McCourty got banged up, so our DB stocks are even thinner now.

Philly's loss puts them at 3-6. Wow. Didn't expect that.

Packers up 14-0 in the first corner, courtesy of some Rogers magic and a punt return by Kobb.

Personlly, I'm tipping the playoffs to be
AFC
Pittsburgh
Patriots
Texans
San Diego (just. That kinda speaks volumes about the rest of the division).
Baltimore
New York
NFC
Packers
Saints
49ers
Giants
Detroit
Dallas

HOUSTON -- Suspended Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Johnny Jolly was sentenced to six years in prison Thursday for violating the terms of his probation for a drug conviction.

State District Judge Denise Bradley imposed the sentence despite tearful pleas from Jolly and his mother, Phyllis Jolly, to allow the 6-foot-3, 325-pound lineman to be treated for his addiction to codeine instead of going to prison. Jolly's aunt, agent and drug counselor also testified on his behalf.

"I want to go to rehab to get help," Jolly told the judge as he wiped away tears with a tissue.

Jolly, 28, was charged with possession of a compound containing codeine, a controlled substance, after a traffic stop in Houston in October. He also was charged with tampering with evidence for attempting to conceal the substance from the investigating officers.

Jolly's truck was pulled over after he was seen throwing a bag out the window. The bag wasn't recovered, but Jolly was seen dumping a cup believed to contain codeine on the floor. Two bottles believed to contain codeine were recovered from the vehicle.

The arrest put Jolly in jeopardy of receiving prison time because in April he had pleaded guilty to a codeine possession charge in a deal that wiped out an earlier charge and spared him from prison unless he stumbled again.

After the hearing, Jolly's attorney, Letitia Quinones, told The Associated Press that the player spent eight weeks in court-ordered rehab after his second arrest, but has only recently faced up to his codeine addiction.

"I don't look at Johnny as a criminal," Quinones said. "I look at him as an addict."

Jolly, who grew up in Houston, was a sixth-round draft pick of the Packers in 2006 after playing at Texas A&M. He was a starter for the Packers in 2008 and 2009. However, he sat out the 2010 season after being suspended by the NFL indefinitely the previous July.

The guy is 4-1 as a starting QB in the NFL and has a completion rate of 45!

The guy is 4-1 as a starting QB in the NFL and has a completion rate of 45!

A poll of players has revealed that Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is the dirtiest player in the NFL.  A poll of fans has bestowed a slightly less desirable honor on Eagles quarterback Mike Vick.

Per Tom Van Riper of Forbes.com, a new poll from Nielsen and E-Poll Market Research has found that Vick is the most disliked NFL player.  Specifically, 60 percent of the respondents identified Vick as a player they “dislike,” “dislike somewhat,” or “dislike a lot.”

Jets receiver Plaxico Burress finished second, with 56 percent.  Third on the list was Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, at 49 percent.  In fourth place, former Pats defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, with 46 percent.

All four players have had trouble with the law, which surely has done nothing to enhance their standing.

Bears quarterback Jay Cutler (38 percent), Patriots receiver Chad Ochocinco (35 percent), Eagles quarterback Vince Young (32 percent), Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer (31 percent), Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (29 percent), and Panthers tight end Jeremy Shockey (29 percent) also made the list.

A poll of players has revealed that Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is the dirtiest player in the NFL.  A poll of fans has bestowed a slightly less desirable honor on Eagles quarterback Mike Vick.

Per Tom Van Riper of Forbes.com, a new poll from Nielsen and E-Poll Market Research has found that Vick is the most disliked NFL player.  Specifically, 60 percent of the respondents identified Vick as a player they “dislike,” “dislike somewhat,” or “dislike a lot.”

Jets receiver Plaxico Burress finished second, with 56 percent.  Third on the list was Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, at 49 percent.  In fourth place, former Pats defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, with 46 percent.

All four players have had trouble with the law, which surely has done nothing to enhance their standing.

Bears quarterback Jay Cutler (38 percent), Patriots receiver Chad Ochocinco (35 percent), Eagles quarterback Vince Young (32 percent), Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer (31 percent), Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo (29 percent), and Panthers tight end Jeremy Shockey (29 percent) also made the list.

Packers defence was woeful again, but it's another W so I'm not complaining. 10-0 baby!