Larry Johnson to Green Bay makes the most sense. Wednesday, November 11, 2009

The Houston Texans, who made more sense than anyone else for Larry Johnson, have stated they will not sign him. On Dan Patrick's show yesterday, Larry said he doesn't get to choose where he goes, but someone with at least a .500 record makes sense. After all, Larry's team problems had a lot to do with the Chiefs losing every week, much like Randy Moss with past teams. And only a strong organization can take in Larry considering his actions towards women and his homophobic slurs.

Then again, if your team is doing well, why bring in a distraction like Larry Johnson? It only makes sense if you're in serious need of a running back. That's why the Texans made the most sense, since they seem to have little confidence in Slaton and Moats. (Man I'm glad Slaton slipped through my fingers in my fantasy draft this past August.)

That's why I'm wondering why the Steelers' name has been thrown around. They have quality running backs. Even if Parker stinks, they're not going to cut him midseason and Mendenhall and Moore are running and blocking with the best of them. I wonder why the Packers or Giants haven't been mentioned. Both teams are contending but are a little desperate right now, and, in my opinion, either one could use another back. I suppose you could put the Giants in the "quality organization" category that might not be seen signing a character like Johnson. (Besides, I doubt he could maneuver the media there.)

So why not Green Bay? Grant is good but has no one with credibility behind them, and the Packers could certainly use a spark. The Giants could use a spark too, and are on a bye week.

2009 AFC West Predictions Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Moving on, here's my AFC West predictions. All AFC West teams play the AFC North and NFC East this year. This one could be ugly.

1. Chargers - Their roster is overrated and their coach is bad, but they have a great QB and there is nobody else to win this division. Nevertheless, I'm sure they'll slip once and go only 5-1 in the division, 11-5 overall.
2. Raiders - Why not? 6-10 could mean a second place finish. And they do have more talent then most realize. If only coaches weren't punching each other out.
3. Chiefs - They're still at the bottom of the "rebuilding" slope.
4. Broncos - This one's ugly.