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Week 17: We Want Dallas...To Win?!?

My friends, the Guru saw seven years of pain, doubt and misery depart on Sunday evening as the Mighty Skins rallied to topple San Fran in OT, gaining the NFC East title.

Seven miserable years of sitting in sports bars and traveling to exotic locales - St. Lou, Indy, Philly, the Meadowlands - have ended. By my count, the past seven years have led me to 39 sports bars, six NFL stadiums, 6500 wings, 14 bar maids who fell in love with me and 65 nights of crying myself to sleep.

Well, the new era begins this Sunday when the Mighties reach deep into the cabinet and pull out the tall can of whippin' as they face the ever-fading Miami Dolphins.

Take the Skins, thank me later.


In another matter, I can't believe what I'm a-sayin' but I'm rooting for a Dallas victory this Sunday against a horrendously under-talented New York Giants team.

Why? Simply, the Skins want a piece of Dallas, which has tormented them in recent years, in the first round at the House that FedEx Built. Yes, I want Norvell & Co. to be the group that puts the final nail in the coffin for the not-so big three of Smitty, Aikman and Achin' (Michael Irvin.)

In an effort to inspire the struggling Cowboys, I've written a short song, sung to the tune of Auld Lang Syne. With apologies to the music industry and those of you with eyes and ears, here it goes:

Should Dallas losses be forgot,
And never brought to mind,
Of Jerry breaking the cap rules,
And kickin' Chan's behind.

Should Dallas losses be forgot,
I remember every one,
As much as every Skins win,
Those 'Boys defeats were fun.

Should Dallas losses be forgot,
By the Guru and the Chief,
For I must say those days of pain,
For Dallas, were too brief.

Should Dallas losses be forgot,
As the Blue Star does fade,
The Chief and I will make the plans,
For an all-day long pa-rade.

Should Dallas losses be forgot,
We'll tap dance on their tombs,
And still we'll pray and hope at night,
There's no 'Boys in the womb.

Should Dallas losses be forgot,
I'm gettin' misty-eyed,
I must end this song right now,
And eat some batter-fried.


In other games this weekend:

Jets over Seattle: Dear Phil Luckett, Jets must be in end zone to get six points. If you have any questions, please contact Dennis Erickson, Corvallis, Ore.

Chicago over Tampa:
This Bears squad, like the Guru, is lookin' good.

Green Bay over Arizona:
The Packers stink but Arizona is absolutely rancid.

Buffalo over Indy:
Colts are one win from triggering a clause that makes Indiana an official U.S. state - Go Bills!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jacksonville over Cincy:
Coslet is returning? A sign of the Apocalypse.

Carolina over New Orleans:
Under NFL's odd tiebreaker formula, 7-8 Panthers must score 731 points and bake a flourless cake to make the playoffs.

Minnesota over Detroit:
"Barry Sanders? We don't need Barry Sanders," say the Lions, 2-5 in their last seven games.

Baltimore over New England: Pete Carroll auditioning for lead role in the new film, "Pete Carroll, High School Gym Teacher."

KC over Oakland:
This week's National Enquirer suggests that Al Davis and Hugh Hefner are the same person. Davis denies rumor but begins wearing white robes and smoking pipes in Raiders' executive offices.

Denver over San Diego: Despite injury, Broncos' Terrell Davis leads league in bad soup commercials. Raise your hand if you'll never eat Chunky again.

Tennessee at Pittsburgh:
I liked Bill Cowher until he took the pom pons from that poor cheerleader in the Dr. Pepper commercial. What's she gonna do now - use her brain? She's a blonde, for goodness sakes.

Atlanta over San Francisco:
If Dan Reeves didn't have a coronary this season, his doctors must be good.

This week's upset special: Philly beats the Rams
behind Duce Staley and about 400 batteries, tossed from the convicts in the Vet's 700 level. After the game, Dick Vermeil cries and Andy Reid eats a six-foot sub.

Last week I was 11-4, which gives me home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Have a different opinion? Send me an e-mail and I'll tell you where you've gone wrong.

The Standings

The Guru 105-56 Even Knute Rockne is jealous.
The Norvell 41-53-1 Never doubted you, my man.
The Swamp Fox 34-80-1 An opening in Green Bay?




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