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Oh please. THE EAGLES BEAT THE VIKINGS, so clearly they are the better of the two teams. I don't know how else to put it. "It was the only quality team they played." Bullshit. The Giants, 4-1? Yeah. Detroit and Chicago are gimmes, but Carolina isn't horrible (granted they're not very good). The point is, Philly is beating the teams they should, although their win over Chicago left a bit to be desired. Minnesota is looking good, but guess what? They're 4-1. Philadelphia is unbeaten. They are the better team of the two right now. And that's totally not taking into consideration that Moss might not even play this week. But whateverrrrr. They're both good teams, but Philadelphia is better.
As for the Jets, I dunno. They're looking pretty good. Depends how long Martin can continue playing like this. Even then, if Martin starts slowing down, Pennington is good enough to keep the offense decent. His and Moss' numbers aren't that good right now, but that's because the Jets have been running the ball so well and haven't had the need to pass. I know it's an obvious statement, but their game against the Pats will show whether or not they're for real. They have had a very generous schedule so far, so that has to be taken into consideration. However, sometimes even simply winning the games you should be winning is all that matters. I think they're gonna be good this year, but not elite. They'll probably get a wildcard though.
Also, I think this year's Chargers are gonna be the same as last year's Bengals. Just instead, Brees = Kitna and Rivers = Palmer. If Rivers doesn't play at all this year, the Chargers are gonna be back to losing again next year. That's why the Bengals are looking so bad right now. The Chargers will probably finish 8-8 or so, but when Brees is gone and Rivers is starting, I don't think they'll do so good. I dunno, just something I thought offf
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