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If you don’t know who Miles Austin is then you probably aren’t a Dallas Cowboys fan or a big football fan in general. Because yesterday, he has the best football game in his career. I mean, check out the Miles Austin Youtube Video for those highlights of his 10 catches and 250 yards with two touchdowns including two gamebreaking scores.

I’m a huge Cowboys fan so I’m glad they were able to sneak past the Chiefs for a win in overtime. But just incase you guys missed the game yesterday, you can check out the ending of it below:

Man, in the NFL Power Rankings 2009 Week 4, so many things have changed and I was actually pretty damn shocked out some of the rankings. I mean, where is the defending champs Pittsburgh Steelers at? It hurt pretty bad that they lost to the Bengals last week. But who’s number 1 in the NFL Power Rankings 2009 week 4?

The Baltimore Ravens. Yes, that is true. The Baltimore Ravens are number 1 in the NFL Power Rankings 2009 for week 4. Surprised? You shouldn’t be. They have a crazy defense and they’re adding 34 points on offense a game.

And rounding out the top 10 NFL Power Ranking teams for week 4 in 2009:

1. Ravens
2. Colts
3. Giants
4. Saints
5. Vikings
6. Jets
7. Patriots
8. Falcons
9. Eagles
10. Packers

Did your NFL team make it to the top 10 this week?

I won’t hold you guys too long and just jump straight to the NFL Week 2 picks and predictions. I didn’t get to do the first week because I’ve been busy but last year, I had a pretty good record. I believe I had around a 75% win ratio in picks.

Anyways, let’s get to my NFL week 2 picks:

CAR @ ATL – Atlanta Falcons. Did you see how good they were last week with Matt Ryan passing to his new favorite target in Tony Gonzalez. And did you see how bad Carolina looked, especially Delhomme? Well, Falcons for the win at home.

MIN @ DET – Minnesota Vikings. I don’t need an explanation on this one. I mean, the Lions? I’ll pick just about anyone against them weekly. Plus, I don’t think too many good teams can stop RB Peterson, what would make you think the worst team could?

CIN @ GB – Green Bay Packers. The Bengals looked horrible last week and honestly, they should have got blown out instead of losing in the last seconds. Plus, they have no D and Packers have plenty of offense.

HOU @ TEN – Tennessee Titans. The Texans looked pretty out of sync and going against a top defensive team isn’t going to help. Plus, they can’t stop the run and Chris Johnson is going to run up and down the field.

OAK @ KC – Coin flip. But if Matt Cassel plays this week, I’ll go with Kansas City Chiefs. If he doesn’t, then I’ll go with the Raiders. And as of right now, Cassels status is still up in the air.

NE @ NYJ – New England Patriots. I’m just not convinced that a rookie quarterback can defeat the Patriots defense. Plus, Tom Brady is back!

NO @ PHI – New Orleans Saints. Plain and simple, Drew Brees is the better quarterback and will throw a few td’s. Plus, McNabb isn’t going to play so they have no good quarterback right now.

STL @ WAS – Washington Redskins. Rams are still pretty bad so I’ll go with the Redskins who look a lot better in the second half. Too bad they looked bad in the first last week.

ARI @ JAC – Jacksonville Jags. Sorry Cardinals fans, but I think the Jags have good defense and defense wins the game. Plus, Warner just doesn’t look too good right now and Boldin’s status is up in the air too. But I hope he throws a ton to Fitzgerald! He’s on my fantasy team!

SEA @ SF – Seattle Seahawks. I actually like the 49ers in this one because their defense looked pretty good against the Cardinals last week. But the offense looked pretty bad. On the other hand, if Matt Hasselbeck stays healthy, I think he’s going to have a great season. And I think he’s going to have a pretty good game which will open up holes for Julius Jones.

TB @ BUF – Buffalo Bills. They should have beat the Pats last week if it wasn’t for a stupid special teams play. Plus, the Bucs quarterback is iffy.

PIT @ CHI – Pittsburgh Steelers. Defending world champs. Did you see the period after champs? That’s all I really need to say. Plus, it will take some time for Cutler to get in sync with his new team. But it’s a bad time against one of the best defenses.

BAL @ SD – Baltimore Ravens. Their defense has always been great but now they have a quarterback that can light it up with Flacco?! Well, if he has a similar game like last weeks, they should have no problem. Plus, LT might not even play for the Chargers.

CLE @ DEN – Denver Broncos… by default. They got lucky last week against the Bengals but the Browns are simply just worse.

NYG @ DAL – Dallas Cowboys. Their offense looked great. Their defense looked bad. But I figure they usually split their games anyways so I’ll take the Cowboys to win at home.

IND @ MIA – Indianapolis Colts. Peyton Manning. Reggie Wayne. Enough said.

Well, we’ll see what happens this upcoming this week.

It looks like Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald has a restraining order to stay away from both his baby’s mama as well as his own son.

The Arizona Cardinals might be celebrating its first home playoff victory from yesterday but Larry Fitzgerald doesn’t have much celebrating to do off the field after an alleged domestic disturbance. It was said that both Fitzgerald and the woman got into a serious argument, she hit him and he retaliated by throwing her across the room as well as pulling out some of her hair.

I don’t know if her hair was fake or not but if it was real, "ouch!"

Anyways, he’s been ordered to stay away from her as well as his 11-month-old son until everything gets straightened out.

More to come on Larry Fitzgerald restraining order… stay tuned!

It looks like the NFL and fans decided on who’s going to be in the 2009 Pro Bowl as the rosters were announced earlier today. And can I just say that I’m a little shocked by some of the picks but then again, this season has been pretty weird so far.

First, let’s list who made it to the 2009 Pro Bowl from both the NFC as well as AFC.

NFC Starters and Reserves:

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