Jimmy Clausen certainly seems to have the swagger of a champion. He has spent an ample amount of time saying the right things around the Carolina Panthers training sessions, and the Panthers have not said a whole lot about who will be going to leading the Panthers into the 2010 season. They named Matt Moore as being the starter during the offseason, but that's before they used their top draft pick to draft Notre Dame product Jimmy Clausen. Since then, they also been largely quiet about who will lead the Panthers.



The Ravens are averaging over 400 yards in whole offense per game thus far. With Baltimore Ravens the mixture of a standardized offense in addition to a defense that still strikes fear in other teams, is actually no telling how far the Ravens can return.

RB Robert Turbin, 4th Round (#106), Seattle Seahawks: The NFL is a real two-back league, as it's so hard to seek a quality back that can withstand the punishment in carrying the ball 20-25 times an activity for 16 weeks. Seattle is fortunate to have a workhorse found in a back in Marshawn Lynch. However, they wisely found a quality backup to Lynch in Robert Turbin. The powerful rookie chipped in with 354 yards on 80 carries (4.4 per) and caught 19 passes for 181 yards (9.5 per). Turbin's role will grow in subsequent seasons and will help extend Lynch's field.

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18) Team (1-1) - After what they've been through and where they've experienced over the last month (Oakland to Texas to Carolina to N . y . and now to Minnesota) Jim Haslett has a right to vent. That team just looked worn in the fourth quarter of these MNF video.

13. Carolina Panthers (4-3) (Previous rank: 9): They were off to some good start, but food ultimately not a good finish. They are easy to access . better team than the Panthers. Provides you with mean the Panthers aren't good, they just aren't well enough.

St. Louis Rams 3 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS: If they 49ers are planning to end their 8-game losing streak, then this particular the game they participate. The Rams are another terrible team but they actually looked good beating the saints last week in New Orleans.

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