1st and 10 poll: post-turkey edition
Cold, Hard Football Facts for November 23, 2007

1. Having seen all three play Thursday, which of these three is the best team?   Green Bay   Dallas   Indianapolis 2. Warrick Dunn and Fred Taylor both went over 10,000 yards rushing this month. Are either of them Hall of Fame caliber?   No   Dunn, not Taylor   Taylor, not Dunn   Sounds like a bad country music band 3. What's Green Bay's secret to success?   Favre   The receivers and their YAC   Aaron Kampman's pass rush   The secondary   Coach Mike McCarthy 4. The Lions are 6-5 and facing a tough schedule the rest of the way. What will be their final record?   6-10   9-7     7-9   10-6     8-8   11-5 (only Jon Kitna is allowed to choose this)   5. New England is a 22-23 point favorite over Philadelphia at home Sunday. Your thoughts?   It's amazing, but that's how the Patriots roll. They'll win by 30 or more, like they do every week it seems.   The Patriots will cover, but it won't be easy (the cover, that is)   The Eagles are way too good for such a spread. They'll keep it close   Not only will Philly cover, I wouldn't be surprised if the Eagles upset them 6. Bryant Gumbel as an NFL play-by-play guy. Your thoughts?   The man knows less than Tony Kornheiser! Gumbel sucks!   What, Pat Summerall was busy? Gumbel sucks!   He's no Greg Gumbel, that's for sure -- Gumbel (the elder) sucks!   Christ, my ears! Gumbel sucks!   Eh, he wasn't that bad. Gumbel just sucks (no exclamation point) 7. Favorite Thanskgiving side dish:   Stuffing   Broccoli casserole     Mashed potatoes   Peas     Carrots   Cheese and crackers     Anything in the olive/pickle family   Turkey skin   8. Which of these skill players on top teams is most underrated?   Donald Driver, GB   Marion Barber, DAL     Reggie Wayne, IND   Joseph Addai, IND     Wes Welker, NE   Ben Roethlisberger, PIT   9. Which Sunday game is the least watchable?   Seattle at St. Louis   Oakland at Kansas City   San Francisco at Arizona   New Orleans at Carolina   Miami at Pittsburgh (MNF) 10. Do the NFC's big two (Green Bay or Dallas) have a shot to win the Super Bowl?   Yes   Yes, but only if New England loses   A slim one   Hell no Current Results