Around the NFL With Mad Chad

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 2-1 right now but it sure feels like they're 0-3. They bareley beat the Indianapolis Colts, who were without Peyton Manning and their other win was against Tavaris Jackson and the Seattle Seahawks.


The Steelers have to face the Houston Texans next and they look very good this year and a bad match-up for the Steelers, especially with the Steelers' offensive line and secondary woes. 


This just in, everyone loves Tony Romo. Romo played with a "broken rib" or some type of rib injury on Monday Night Football. Romo was 22/36 for 255 yards with 0 td and 1 interception. ESPN described Romo as winning "ugly" and giving him so much love for playing hurt. 


Meanwhile Ben Roethlisberger does that all the time but never gets that kind of treatment. Why, because Romo plays for the Dallas Cowboys? ESPN acts like the Cowboys are relevant. 1 playoff win in the last 15 years. Romo is overrated and so are the Cowboys. Suck it. 




Michael Vick continues to show just how overrated he is. Against the New York Giants he threw for 176 yards with 0 tds and a pick. He also fumbled three times. During the game, Vick suffered a broken hand. After the game he decided to attack the officials, saying that "they need to do their job".

How can Vick get away with calling out the officials? He should be fined. Imagine if Ryan Clark, James Harrison, and/or Ben Roethlisberger had said that. Goodell would have a God damn aneurysm


Are the Buffalo Bills for real? Beating New England sure makes me think so. Up next they have the Cincinnati Bengals in Cincinnati. Take care of business and they're 4-0. Bills' QB Ryan Fitzpatrick is having an MVP season and is the best athlete from Harvard I've seen since former Pro Wrestler Chris Nowinski. 

The Detroit Lions are for real. Ndamakung Suh is some kind of monster who should be tested for growth hormones asap. The Lions have a good qb, good offensive line, one of the best receivers in the league, and perhaps the most dominate defensive line in the NFL. Can someone say PLAYOFFS. 


Every year I hear that Philip Rivers is better than Ben Roethlisberger and that Rivers is one of the best quarterbacks in the league. He is a good qb but he's not elite. Rivers leads the league in interceptions right now and Roethlisberger has a better qb rating than him with 8 turnovers. What happens when Roethlisberger starts playing better? Rivers and the Chargers had a big game against the New England Patriots, Rivers threw a couple of picks and the Chargers lost. Fact is Big Ben > Rivers