Hornets end Lakers' 15-game home streak (AP) 'Melo out 3 weeks with broken hand (AP) BC coach meets with Jets, could lose job (AP) Bobcats surprise stumbling Celtics in OT (AP)

I’ve heard rumors around Tampa that this will be Tony Dungy’s last year as a NFL head coach.
Doesn’t LJ Smith look like a wide receiver when he runs?
I mentioned last week that David Carr’s passing number are better on the road. Here’s the stats. 7 TDs and 17 INTs at home. 14/15 on the road. Not only are they at home this week, but the Texans also have a rookie starting at CB, had Drew Brees complete 70% in week 1, 72% for Harrington in week 2, and 70% to Trent Green last week. Week 4, it’s the new Raiders. Kerry Collins to Jerry Porter, Ronald Curry, and Doug Gabriel. With Dominick Davis still not practicing, I love the Raiders here so much that I’m sending a messenger to Las Vegas to put $20 on the -2 (pic soon to come). And as I was looking for that Davis update, I found this about the Texans pass D.
Here’s a good ‘reality check’ story for the Eagles. With comparisons to last year’s Cheifs.
This Orlando Sentinal article (subsc) expects John Lynch to be welcomed this weekend. With the Bucs 0-3, that’s more than a sure thing. I’d say that he’ll be cheered more total times than the Bucs get first downs.
Ben Watson is on IR. Daniel Graham and David Givens should get most of the red zone looks for the Pats.
JP Losman is recovering quickly. If the Bills keep struggling, look out for him towards the end of the year.
Jerome Pathon is hurting. So is Joe Horn and Talman Gardner. With Duece out too, look for the Cards to upset the undeserving 2-1 Saints.
Ex-Pitt QB Rod Rutherford subs for Mike Vick at the Panther’s practice. Not exactly the same thing.
More on Billy Volek. Calico will be a game time decision.
Anyone embarrassed for Torry Holt after Monday night?
Some Bills/Pats buildup surrounding comments from Belichick’s new book.

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