Monday Game Ball Recap and Monday Night Prediction

As many of you know by now Peyton Manning has past Brett Farve with his 509 touchdown pass against the San Francisco 49ers last might in Denver. Now you would think he be my Sunday game ball correct? Well you would be wrong he would probably be 1a on the game ball list. Yes he did past Farve on the All-time list for touchdowns and yes he is one of the Greatest to EVER play but thats all everyone is talking about this morning and probably all week. It gets tiring really quick. If he hasn't stapled his ticket to Canton Ohio, by now then there is something wrong with people. The Rams upset the defending champs yesterday after Seattle traded their most explosive weapon to the Jets. News came out about the trade of Harvin and reasons why he was traded allegedly. He supposedly punched Golden Tate now with the Lions in the face a day or so before the Super Bowl last February. Looking back at pictures and you can Google them until your blue in the face because there is no evidence of a black and blue around the face. Anyway my game ball for Sunday is Sammy Watkins. He played amazing against the Vikings yesterday with 122 receiving yards with 2 touchdowns including the Game Winner in the final seconds. His big play ability for the Bills is something that the Bills desperately needed after a couple of seasons were Scott Chandler the Tight end is the best on the team. And like the Saints or Patriots you can't always rely on a tight end for that long. I'm not saying that Chandler is anywhere close to being an elite Tight end, what I am saying is that all three teams have similar schemes and until this year the Bills scheme didn't really work until they got the wide out and quaterback they needed. J.J Watt will look to lead his team to victory again as they play a very uncertain Pittsburgh team. I have nothing to say about the Steelers this year cause they are very inconsistent this year. Let's watch and see game ball for Monday should be tricky.

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