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Monday Night Football is back with the comeback of Tom Brady and the Pats facing the weak Bills, this game shouldn’t be a problem for the best team in the NFL, so far it looks like the Patriots will win by a bunch but let’s see what both teams bring to the table …

7:00 PM ET, September 14, 2009
Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
ESPN

Buffalo Bills bring the T.O. show, Terrell Owens is working with this franchise to see if all together can pull the team out of the hole they have been for a very long time. Owens, whom Buffalo signed to a one-year, $6.5 million free-agent deal after the Cowboys released him on March 4, gives his new team one of the more dangerous sets of skill players in the league. The Bills will be one of three teams, along with the Falcons and the Packers, with two receivers (Owens and Lee Evans) who each gained more than 1,000 yards through the air in 2008 and a running back (Marshawn Lynch, due to return from suspension in Week 4) who did the same on the ground. Coach Dick Jauron and Offensive Coordinator Turk Schonert have installed a diversified scheme that will include the Wildcat and the no-huddle. “Our coach is a big defensive guy,” says Edwards, “so he knows that what keeps defenses off-balance is an attack-style offense.”

New England Patriots will be the owners of AFC East first place no question about that. They are the most talented team in the NFL and now with Tom Brady back are a serious threat to the superbowl AGAIN, and again and again as long as Tom Brady and Coach Bill Belichick stay with the team. Just how much the Patriots will be able to go and do will depend on the health of four-time Pro Bowl quarterback Tom Brady, whose 2008 season ended during the opener’s first quarter when a hit from Chiefs safety Bernard Pollard seriously damaged his left knee. (New England, naturally, never revealed the extent of the injury, but Brady is known to have sustained a torn ACL and MCL.) So, Fred Taylor, does Brady appear to be fully recovered? “I can’t touch that.” Since the whole plan is to keep Brady healthy the offensive line has actually improved on QB coverage and overall running game, so Brady will throw easily and that is how he will get to the superbowl, by doing what he knows best.

GAME ODDS

BILLS 47˝
PATRIOTS -10˝

A SEASON OPENER PLUS A MONDAY NIGHT NATIONAL TELEVISION COVERAGE FOR TOM BRADY!!! HUH, THERE IS NO WAY HE IS LOSING THIS GAME AND OBVIOUSLY AGAINST TERRELL OWENS IT WILL BE EVEN SWEETER SO MY PICK WILL BE PATRIOTS -10˝ TO WIN BY WAY MORE THAN THAT.

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