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NFL Week 3 Power Rankings

Jason Colin — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 09:30:07 +0000

Here’s a Ferringo’s-eye view of Week 3 in the National Football League: New England at Pittsburgh (-3) Once again, the Patriots are involved in the Game of the Week. They’re dogs entering the Steel City, and are going up against the best team in football right now. Ben Roethlisberger has a ridiculous 153.6 passer rating, which is nearly perfect. He’s also 16-1 as a starter, which is nearly perfect and is looking to avenge the only loss of his pro career – a 41-27 blowout at the hands of the Pats in the AFC Title Game last January. Pittsburgh is once again the top running team in the league, bruising its way to 170.5 yards per game (without their two best runners) and 4.7 yards per carry. The Steelers also rank fourth on defense, but are just 17th against the run. The Patriots, on the other hand, are only averaging 2.4 yards per carry, and they are the 12th-ranked defense in the NFL. In two games, they’ve yielded 23.5 points a game. Per usual, Tom Brady will be the key to any upset chance that New England has. Brady’s shoulder is officially listed as probable, and he’ll be looking to avenge his poor performance (69.3 rating) against Carolina last week. That rating was the 17th worst of his 73 starts (in which he is 58-15). However, he’s 10-4 in games following his previous 14 losses and has posted a passer rating close to 95 in those games. Cincinnati (-3) at Chicago The Pats and Steelers may be the Game of the Week, but I really think that this is the most intriguing matchup of Week 3. It pits two young, up-and-coming teams – one with a high-powered offense and one with a hard-hitting defense – each trying to make a name for itself among the top teams in their respective conferences. In this corner, Cincinnati has been the “Best Team That Nobody is Talking About” thus far by demolishing Cleveland and Minnesota. The Bengals and their Big Three – Carson Palmer, Chad Johnson and Rudi Johnson – have led Cincy to the No. 1 offense in the league. They are averaging 462 yards per game, with 157 coming on the ground and 305 through the air. Palmer has been lights out (five TD’s and a 107.8 rating), and is being backed by a defense that has already forced a ridiculous 10 takeaways. And in this corner, Chicago has been the “Best Team that Everyone Forgot Existed” until they posted a 32-point win last week over the Lions. The Bears have gone back to their roots – run the ball (114 ypg, 4.1 ypc) and playing good defense (7th overall). This is a big spot for a team that’s on the verge of having some confidence. If they can defend their turf they enter their bye week on a 2-1 roll with putrid Cleveland waiting on the other side. But a win is far from given. Kyle Orton played well for Chicago last weekend (translation: no turnovers) and will again have to protect the ball against the Bengals. Atlanta at Buffalo (2.5) There are certainly quarterback issues for both of these teams. Mike Vick is listed as questionable this weekend with a sore hamstring, and J.P. Losman is unofficially questionable after getting benched last week for one drive against Tampa Bay. I would put Vick at about 85 percent to play. Also, Losman will again seize the reigns for Buffalo, and don’t be surprised to see Mike Mularkey dig into his bag-of-tricks and pull out some gimmicks this weekend. This game will be a slugfest. Atlanta is fifth in the league in rushing (157 ypg, 4.6 ypc) and Buffalo is 15th (100 ypg, 3.8 ypc). The Bills are second in the league in total defense, but are just 30th in rushing after getting rolled by Tampa Bay (191 rush yards) last Sunday. Atlanta, on the other hand, will most likely be without cornerback/kick returner Allen Rossum and defensive end Brady Smith, who are two key cogs. Rossum is particularly important because the Falcons are already without corner Kevin Mathis – leaving the secondary very vulnerable. New York Giants at San Diego (-5.5) I hope Eli brings his ear plugs. This will be Manning’s first appearance in San Diego, the city that drafted him first overall in 2004 even though he said he wanted nothing to do with that organization. Also, Manning and the 2-0 G-Men will be rolling into the den of a team that, at 0-2, is desperate for a win. Yes, the Giants are 2-0. But they are the fraudulent kind of undefeated. They tooled on the Cardinals (who doesn’t?) and then topped an emotionally spent Saints club in a “road” game in Jersey. They have scored 69 points so far. Pretty impressive, right? But they’re 26th in total offense and have run the second fewest plays (104) in the league. They’ve mostly been the beneficiary of special teams flukes and turnovers. Defensively, they’re allowed 370 yards per contest. San Diego, on the other hand, is playing well until it matters. Drew Brees and Co. were on their way to a crucial road win over Denver last weekend until Drew Brees threw a horrible INT that Champ Bailey returned for a touchdown. The week before, they had benched Antonio Gates and decided to give LaDainian Tomlinson only two touches in the fourth quarter of a four-point loss to Dallas. It’s tough to have must-win games in September, but this is pretty close for the Bolts. FREE PICK (YTD 0-1): This week I like Indianapolis to cover the 13.5 against the Browns. In 2004 the Colts had one of the Greatest Offenses Football Has Ever Seen. But over their last three games – dating back to the playoff loss in Foxboro – they’ve managed just 12 points per contest. I’m looking for them to break out in a big way at home against a Cleveland team that’s 30th in the NFL against the pass. Also, I think the Brownies are due for a letdown after a tough road win in Lambeau last Sunday. 1) Pittsburgh Steelers (2-0) – It’s really tough to be picky about a team that’s looked so good, but they are allowing the opposition to convert 48 percent of their third downs. 2) Indianapolis Colts (2-0) – This team has the purposeful look of a group on a Mission. It hasn’t been smoke and mirrors, but good ol’ fashioned toughness. Let’s see if they can sustain it. 3) New England Patriots (1-1) – This game at Pittsburgh is part of their Murderer’s Row schedule that has them hosting San Diego, at Atlanta, at Denver, bye, hosting Buffalo and hosting Indianapolis. But hey, according to every guffawing columnist across the country they’re the Best Team Ever so it shouldn’t matter, right? 4) Cincinnati Bengals (2-0) – The Bengals made one of the largest jumps from last week’s Power Rankings (up eight slots from 12). But memo to Chad Johnson: don’t call out Mike Brown (just ask Marcus Pollard). I hope my Bears knocks these guys back into the Dave Shula Days. 5) Kansas City Chiefs (2-0) – Despite their off-field issues, they already have a division road win and are averaging 161.5 yards per game on the ground. However, they are just 1-4 ATS in Denver, where they play on Monday. 6) Philadelphia Eagles (1-1) – McNabb and Owens share the cover on this week’s Sports Illustrated. I don’t buy the love fest. It’s easy to get along when you’re up 42-3 at home, but let’s see what happens when they’re in a tough spot. 7) Carolina Panthers (1-1) – Peter King said that Brees’ interception against the Broncos last week was one of the worst he’s ever seen. My vote goes to Jake Delhomme’s toss to New England’s Mike Vrabel, who returned it for a TD. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-1) – Losing safety Donovin Darius for the year is a huge blow. Also, Byron Leftwich is on his way to becoming the next Steve McNair – doesn’t practice due to injury then steps up and plays/leads his team on Sunday. 9) Atlanta Falcons (1-1) – Backup QB Matt Schaub has been an All-World Preseason player the last two years, and there are actually some rednecks in Georgia that would love to see him get his own shot. Those same folks have an IQ lower than Vick’s passer rating of 73.4. Atlanta is 2-11 in games that Vick hasn’t started in the last three years. 10) Washington Redskins (2-0) – I really didn’t think Mark Brunell could still throw it that far. I guess Roy Williams didn’t think so either. 11) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-0) – They’ve only faced 32 rushing attempts in two games, but the Bucs defense is giving up only 40 yards per game on the ground and 2.5 yards per carry. 12) Dallas Cowboys (1-1) – Blame that loss on whichever linebacker that was that got juked by a 57-year-old Brunell on that 3rd-and-27 scramble. 13) Buffalo Bills (1-1) – Bills fans, this is what you get with a first-year QB. Trust me, I know. I’d be more worried about Willis McGahee dancing in the holes. 14) Seattle Seahawks (1-1) – Seattle is that quiet, shifty guy in the corner booth of the bar. He seems unassuming, but you keep looking over your shoulder because you don’t know if he’s going to snap and kill everyone or just get blasted and stumble home. 15) Chicago Bears (1-1) – Brian Urlacher has 15 solo tackles and three sacks in two games. Now where are all those ass-clowns that said he was overrated? Also, linebacker Lance Briggs has just been wrecking people. 16) Denver Broncos (1-1) – Remember how everyone ripped on them for picking up the Browns front four (worst in the league against the run in ’04)? Well, Denver is currently 22nd against the rush (115 ypg) with K.C. rolling into town. 17) New York Giants (2-0) – If they go on the road and beat San Diego I still won’t jump on the bandwagon – but I’ll be very, very impressed. 18) New Orleans Saints (1-1) – After what they’ve been through and where they’ve been through over the last month (Oakland to Texas to Carolina to New York and now to Minnesota) Jim Haslett has a right to vent. That team just looked worn out in the fourth quarter of that MNF game. 19) New York Jets (1-1) – The good news is that Curtis Martin didn’t tear any knee ligaments (MRI was negative). The bad news is that safety Erik Coleman just had thumb surgery and may not be available. 20) Detroit Lions (1-1) – Monday, Steve Mariucci says that the team has no interest in ex-Buc Shaun King. Tuesday, King and Jeff George worked out for the Lions. Tick-tock, Joey Harrington. Tick-tock. 21) San Diego Chargers (0-2) – This isn’t a bad team at all. However they’ve absolutely given away two games already. Ah, Marty Ball. 22) St. Louis Rams (1-1) – I still don’t think they’re running the ball enough. However, they are third in the league in offensive time of possession (34:07 per game). 23) Oakland Raiders (0-2) – Despite playing two of the best rushing teams in the NFL, the Raiders D is giving up a paltry 3.0 yards per carry. However, they need to start pressuring quarterbacks. Their two sacks are tied for worst in the league. 24) Tennessee Titans (1-1) – Their win over Baltimore last week wasn’t a fluke from the standpoint that while they don’t have the depth to compete this season, they certainly have the talent to jump up and bite an unsuspecting team. 23) Baltimore Ravens (0-2) – Right now their run-pass ratio is almost 3-to-1, but not the way you’d expect. So far they’ve thrown 95 passes to go with only 34 rushes. Unreal. 26) Miami (1-1) – People are already calling Ronnie Brown (34 attempts, 94 yards, 0 TD’s) a bust because he’s not putting up the numbers that Cadillac Williams (54-276-2) is. I think it’s way too early to be making those claims. 27) Minnesota Vikings (0-2) – Just a thought, but maybe it’s not Randy Moss that they miss the most. Maybe it’s former offensive coordinator Scott Linehan (now in Miami). 28) Cleveland Browns (1-1) – As bad as the Packers were, any time you go into Green Bay and get a win it’s an accomplishment. 29) San Francisco 49ers (1-1) – They lost by 39 points, but I had to move them up one slot this week because the teams behind them looked that awful. 30) Arizona Cardinals (0-2) – Kurt Warner got sacked five times last week and was hit six others. If they can’t get the running game going – Marcel Shipp will start this weekend – then they’re going to get Warner killed. Their run-pass ratio is 37 rushes to 98 passes. Not good. 31) Green Bay Packers (0-2) – Wow. This team is a total mess, on all fronts, and shows no signs of improving. They just don’t have the talent on either side of the ball. 32) Houston Texans (0-2) – Jason Babin and Philip Buchanon – a tandem whom the Texans traded a combined five first-day draft picks for the rights to – have both been benched. Questions or comments for Robert? e-mail robert@docsports.com. Doc’s Sports Handy Links:2005 NFL SchedulesSuper Bowl 2006NFL power rankings

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Work at Home Mums – Tips on Being Organised

Jason Colin — Tue, 11 May 2010 07:15:07 +0000

Whether you are already a mum working from home or a mum thinking about starting your own home-based business, you are probably asking yourself this question: How can I improve the harmony between my roles as a mum and as a business owner? Knowing how to bring together the many tasks of each job and being efficient at both can be a challenge, but the answer for work at home mums lies in developing organisational skills.

I thought I was busy just being a mum to my two young children. Then I added a home business to the equation. This is when I realised what ‘being really busy’ meant! But I wasn’t just busy, I was disorganised, and now I have realised something quite significant to how overwhelmed I felt: I realised that being disorganised really increases your workload! Organised work at home mums already have a reduced workload.

I focus on a few things to make sure that I have the right balance between being a mum and working at home, and that I am successful in both roles. Work at home mums can follow these simple rules to being organised:

1. Have a Comprehensive Schedule. This has to be the foundation of organisation for work at home mums! It is not enough to just determine ‘working hours’. In my weekly schedule, I have divided my working hours into categories so that I know what type of task I will do in each time slot (e.g. making calls, marketing activities, writing articles, education, checking emails, website updates, etc). This helps me ensure that all my tasks are done by the end of the week. It also means that I don’t choose my tasks spontaneously based on what I feel like working on (tasks that I don’t particularly enjoy also need doing!). I allocate mentally demanding tasks to the time of the day when I am most alert and not getting disrupted. I also prefer to work harder on earlier days in the week to have smaller working days towards the end of the week when I am more tired. I like to be more spontaneous with the house chores, shopping, activities with the kids and family time, but if you are having trouble juggling it all you may want to incorporate these tasks into your schedule as well. Finally, check that you have accomplished your goals and that the schedule is adequate at the end of every week.

2. When You Work, Work! Working around their children can make it hard for work at home mums to focus on their work. I find however that if I try to give attention to my work and my children at the same time, neither job gets done well. My children are more difficult to manage when I am trying to work, and my work doesn’t get done properly or takes twice as long. Sometimes however the need for multi-tasking cannot be avoided. During those times, try to set up your children with music, a snack, special toys and maybe a video for a little while, and try to choose tasks which require less mental focus. If your children are old enough, let them know how long you will work for. Why not promise them a special treat or game after you finished working if they have played nicely?

3. Keep It Tidy. It is frustrating to waste time and patience on looking for your things all around the house. No more piling up and scattering! Work at home mums should keep all work-related items in the same area, organised, filed and tidy. Your time is valuable, and you want to access your resources quickly to get the task at hand done efficiently. Take the time to build the filing and tracking systems you need. I include a time slot for tidying my office in my weekly schedule to make sure that it gets done.

4. Make Time For You. Being a working mum is hard work, and can easily take up all your time (even sleeping time!). Your home, your family and your business are all organised, but have you thought about scheduling a time slot just for you and your well-being? Work at home mums should allocate time in their weekly schedule for activities that help their well-being (meditation, exercising, having a bath, reading, cooking, going out, etc). Make sure you make time for you every week to do the things you enjoy and help you relax and re-fuel.

5. Get Some Help. Can you get some help from your partner or other family members with the housework and minding your children? Perhaps the grandparents would like to visit once a week for a few hours and look after the kids, or your partner could make dinner on some nights so that you can get some work done early in the evening? Needless to say, work at home mums who can afford some paid help with the house chores (e.g. cleaning, ironing), could see significant benefits in using it.

Here is a summary of my 5 tips for work at home mums: make a comprehensive weekly schedule and follow it as much as you can, focus on your work during working hours, keep an organised and tidy office, make time for your well-being, and get help from family members.

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