Found September 30, 2009 on
Kody's Sports Korner:
Had a far better week this week than last, I Still lost a few more that went a different direction. Hopefully I can have a strong week next week. Here are my week 3 results. Washington vs. Detroit – Washington / LossGreen Bay vs. Saint Louis – Green Bay / WinSan Francisco vs. Minnesota – Minnesota / WinAtlanta vs. New England – Atlanta / LossKansas City vs. Philadelphia – Kansas City / LossNew York Giants vs. Tampa Bay – New York Giants /WinCleveland vs. Baltimore – Baltimore / WinJacksonville vs. Houston – Houston / LossNew Orleans vs. Buffalo – New Orleans / WinChicago vs. Seattle – Chicago / WinMiami vs. San Diego – San Diego /WinPittsburgh vs. Cincinnati – Pittsburgh /LossDenver vs. Oakland – Denver /WinIndianapolis vs. Arizona – Indianapolis /WinMonday:Carolina vs. Dallas – Dallas / WinThis Week: 11-5Overall: 21-13
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