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OK, you remember that stuff I droned on about last week; you know, topsy-turvy NFL, unpredictable, upside-down, etc, etc?
Well, welcome to a true testimonial from the Far Side, a genuine head-scratching mystery of sporting comment, where nothing is as it seems and strange things lurk in dark corners.
Strange things like the Cowboys falling to the weakest team in their division; the Eagles succumbing to Chicago and Kyle Orton (Kyle Orton? Did my computer just slip into the Twilight Zone?); feeble Kansas City shellacking previously unbeaten Denver; Kurt Warner throwing for 472 yards and STILL finishing on the losing team; the Tennessee Titans running rampant in the AFC South with Kerry Collins at quarterback; Brian Griese leading Tampa Bay to victory despite a stat-line which reads like a horror show (15 of 30 for 149 yards, just one touchdown and THREE interceptions); and Buffalo needing 18 fourth-quarter points to see off woeful St Louis.
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