tate. >> bob: two key plays by defensive linemen. with the strip.ook at jake rich here with the interception, two dead turnovers by a defensive linemen led to two scores by auburn. but the four turnovers is the story of this football game. >> mark: he said, we need a couple takeaways and they ha've gotten some. todd with a great ball fake of his own. completes the pass. that's going to be a first down, eric smith on the catch. and they keep the chains moving on the gain of 7 yards. >> bob: the little foot action, eric smith sneaking out of the backfield. >> mark: both teams with three time-outs remaining. >> bob: here's where it is. one of the reasons he got the job he focused on auburn football, running, physical. nice to see burns in the uniform. >> mark: we talked about it. the transition gene chizik a staff is making. started a year ago under tony franklin. bob,er in the spread last year, had a lot of bumps and problems but better football team now because of that. i promise you. >> mark: here's chris todd. that was dangerous for the tigers, sid

left the chargers with five offensive linemen last night.oach turner said neither harwich or vasquez will practice tomorrow. and phillip rivers say it is the nfl and it is something you have to deal with. >> you never are going to have a injury free season. hope you are not too banged up in week one. but that's what this league is going through the adverse tees. and we did well tonight. >> remember you can vote for the subway high school game of the week this week. four choices for september 18 are. log onto foxbaltimore.com and catch your vote. >> we will announce the winner on thursday night. back to you. . >> we really did have a couple of great september days, but that is changing. >> no complaints. it will rain. but what the heck we cannot complain. go to vytas reid with a look at the sky watch forecast. >> no complaints. it looks like a fabulous day out there today. but it looks likes things are changing. cooler temperatures on the way. and more clouds in the forecast. 40 to 50 percent chances for showers. wednesday, thursday. and temp

bradshaw, because he's so deep he can let the offensive linemen make adjustments, make things happen for them early in the game and things like that happen. then you have time for your quarterback to throw the football. and it's always overlooked, you know, how that back blocks, how that offensive line, how they do their job, but really, at the end of the day, eli manning had the time, and because he had the time, he was able to orchestrate that winning drive. chris: on the flip side, it's tony romo, three interceptions and as i said, each interception his team had the lead and he gave it back. >> yes, he did. chris: was this a case of bad tony romo or good giants' defense? >> well, we always like to have visual evidence if it's an individual's -- the reason for losing a game or the mistakes he had, because there's lots of ways you can throw an interception. wide receivers can dump on you. we're going to see it from this particular angle. it's hard to see what tony romo is looking at. you've got a deep safety, a guy that's really there so you can't get the ball down the field and ton

. >> bob: two key plays by defensive linemen. with the strip. look at jake rich here with the interception, two dead turnovers by a defensive linemen led to two scores by auburn. but the four turnovers is the story of this football game. >> mark: he said, we need a couple takeaways and they ha've gotten some. todd with a great ball fake of his own. completes the pass. that's going to be a first down, eric smith on the catch. and they keep the chains moving on the gain of 7 yards. >> bob: the little foot action, eric smith sneaking out of the backfield. >> mark: both teams with three time-outs remaining. >> bob: here's where it is. one of the reasons he got the job he focused on auburn football, running, physical. nice to see burns in the uniform. >> mark: we talked about it. the transition gene chizik a staff is making. started a year ago under tony franklin. bob,er in the spread last year, had a lot of bumps and problems but better football team now because of that. i promise you. >> mark: here's chris todd. that was dangerous for the tigers, s

. >> again, sophomore linemen, 15-year-old collapsed at practice a year ago august. running a series of sprints, heat index 94 that day. max's body temperature 107. some speculate it could have been higher. he died three days later. want to hear from you on this verdict. joining us to talk about it, former prosecute and mark ig lash. what was the reaction in the courtroom when the verdict was read? >> very emotional particularly from the stinson camp, his wife shook and was crying. the judge began orders not to have emotional outbursts in the courtroom but lots of sobbing, jason stinson turned and immediately hugged his attorney, brian butler and lots of emotion.@@ >> how about any comment or emotion from max's family. >> the family on max's side -- i don't know how to describe this other than i think maybe shock. there was not much reaction at all. they had straight faces as they were walking out. not much from them. nothing -- >> let's get our lawyers in on this one as we find out why this went this way. did not take the jury long to come to their conclusion. thoma

you need to add pieces, not subtract but the redskins are dealing with without their most powerful linemen. the randy thomas tore his tricep muscle. the redskins announced he's done for the season. it's a heartbreaking time for him after he tore his other tricep, if you can believe that. >> we're really disappointed. he's very disappointed. >> just hard. i feel bad for him. he's bun of the rocks on the -- one of the rocks on the line. we got guys that will step up. >> i assume i will be suiting up. be more focused and knowing that you are gonna be in the game versus sitting on the sidelines is a lot difference. >> that's chad rinehart. either he or montgomery will take his place. coming up, a dicey exchange between zorn and sonny. >>> coming up next -- secret interviews of former president bill clinton. what he had to say about the monica lewinsky scandal. stay with us. >>> the information is being published called "the clinton tapes" he talked about those tapes to "usa today." >> chelsey is in there, hillary is in there. i think it's fair to say he's a -- he's nervous. >> nervous now and

they drop one of the linemen out. it's a three-man rush. that means there's eight ravens to defend in the end zone. everyone covered. dick: like a soccer game. everyone checked there. third and goal from the 12. sproles in the backfield with rivers. three-man rush. sproles. dumped hard at about the 7-yard line by dwan edwards. an injured raven on the play. fabian washington slow getting up. dan: and how costly was that delay of game penalty against san diego? dick: a time-out with 7:21 left in the fourth quarter. welcome to sprint's now network. population: 49 million. right now, 25,000 sprint nfl mobile live users are listening to live gameday audio. 600 are listening at the game. 2,900 fantasy owners conveniently waited until now to text their opponent their star player has a bye week. - good game. - and 1,600 players - ( whirring ) - are drinking 32,000 cups of gatorade while 80 gallons are being saved for an unexpected bath. for more nfl now join 1.5 million nfl mobile live users. text nfl to 7777. only from sprint. the now network. dea

trying to get behind the big offensive linemen. playing disciplined football.n the open field. the troops were there to help him. >> dave: royston, coming over from wisconsin. third down and goal for cal. >> chris: go outside. give it to 40, outside. >> dave: eighth play of the drive, after the interception. >> chris: there it is. >> dave: best, running left. he's got the corner. fifth touchdown for jahvid best. >> chris: you've got to do it. >> dave: david and lisa best, have seen their son hit pay dirt five times today in minneapolis. that ties a school record. best, now with eight rushing touchdowns on the year. nine overall. 23 carries, 133 yards and 5 touchdowns. the point-after makes it 35-21, bears. so honey, you know that guy at the bank we met with? i liked that idea he had about running a marathon. i'm saving for retirement. i got plans. i'm thinking of biking to work. the amount of money i save on gas, i've been able to take hotel shampoo bottles when i travel. haven't paid for that stuff in years... (announcer) at citi, we know everyone's talking ab

asking these actors to give us their ideas about healthcare or policy is like asking a defensive linemen how to dismantle a nuclear bomb. it doesn't make sense. they don't know what they are talking about and don't understand capitalism. cheryl: we will leave it there. men, forget spending money on fancy dinners and expensive diamonds. what women want from you between the sheets. what's fresh from ziploc? you know all the little things you do to help the environment? here's one more... ziploc evolve. ♪ an ultra-light bag designed to keep food fresh... made with 25% less plastic. and made with wind energy. ♪ ziploc evolve. better for the environment. still ziploc fresh. all at no extra cost. designed with you in mind. s.c. johnson. a family company. cheryl: time for "what do i need to know for next week." tracy. >> a survey was done, one i have to admit i didn't participate in. it showed eight out of 10 women have sex with their husbands so they can get house work done around the house. we multi-task. this is making perfect sense to me. she wants something done, she knows how to get it. t

they're trying to get the big, defensive linemen running.his team is the linebackers. and on film, all the linebackers and safeties run well. we'll see who wins that little matchup. >> dave: here's best's first carry. huge hole. theret brings him down. best has 100-yard rushing games or more. >> bob: we talked about the speed that he has. and the explosiveness. but you saw right then, when they gave him the ball, he was not in a hurry to hit the hole. he allowed his offensive linemen, to develop their blocks and see what happens. and then, use his speed getting through the hole. >> dave: third down and two. they'll run best. and it's going to be close. looks like he may have crossed the first down line. nate triplett made the stop. it is a first down for cal. the defensive starters for minnesota at the top of your screen. they're very good at taking the ball away. last year, 11th in the country in that category. and three takeaways for minnesota this year, including a game-winning fumble recovery by that guy, nate triplett, last week against

tux behind the linemen, bounces off an arm tackle and turns a short run that a big-time play for thekansas offense. >> brad: turns it that a 23-yarder and they're knocking on the doghouse again down there against georgia's defense. we're under ten minutes, in fact, approaching nine minutes. arkansas needs a couple of scores. mallett, to smith again. and he's dropped at the line of scrimmage and justin houston with the tackle for georgia defensively. >> todd: i made the point that when ryan mallett was at michigan, his quarterback coach was scott loeffler, an outstapding coach. he, ironicallies quarterback coach at florida and worked with tim dete bow and florida has not done a whole lot with the quarterback under center but part of the reason loeffler was to help him transition into more conventional offense. >> brad: second down and ten. cobi hamilton, freshman, throwing to the end zone, incomplete. d.j. williams, intended receiver. check in with erin. f final decision for ryan mallett to come to arkansas may not have happened unless mrs. mallett had that conversation with brian bro

asking these actors to give us their ideas about healthcare or policy is like asking a defensive linemenow to dismantle a nuclear bomb. it doesn't make sense. they don't know what they are talking about and don't understand capitalism. cheryl: we will leave it there. men, forget spending money on fancy dinners and expensive diamonds. what women want from you between the sheets. @@pp cheryl: time for "what do i need to know for next week." tracy. >> a survey was done, one i have to admit i didn't participate in. it showed eight out of 10 women have sex with their husbands so they can get house work done around the house. we multi-task. this is making perfect sense to me. she wants something done, she knows how to get it. this how she does it. and i bet they have clean lawns so men, no need for fancy dinners. >> what is the reasoning on the other 16% is >> it is lame. i have a headache. romance and passion way down on the list. cheryl: jonas, you have to follow that. >> i do all the house work and there are other reasons. nobody dislikes medicare because everyone is hollering about the pot

to swat the defensive linemen away. flacco will be allowed to throw deep and that's going to be a question mark. other than mason, who is flacco going to find? clayton and williams have shown flashes of brilliance but so far no widout has stepped it up. matt stover will not be kicking field goals. that job now lays at the feet of steven houseka. he wants the ravens to be a 10, 11, 12 win team every year and no dropoff seasons so the tone has been set. can the ravens on the 200th anniversary of edgar allen poe's birth reach the highest berth come february? we'll find out. >> all the tasty food is part of going to the game. this year there's something on the menu for just about everyone inside the stadium. >> we focus on local, traditional, vegetarian. we have a gluten-free product along with other concepts throughout the building. >> there will be several new restaurants including the green turtle. ravens, chiefs, this sunday. back with a final look at the forecast next. need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate the ride, you

that no huddle forced the defensive linemen tole stay on the field.ve more time to throw the football than what he did tonight. let's give credit to the offensive line. much maligned offensive line. not great job with the run blocking but the pass blocking was perfect. >> al: tennessee, a ten-day break. that's the good thing about playing the opener. they'll take on the houston texans who have to face the jets this sunday. >>ris: well, and jeff fish said that this would be good for his football team, regardless of what happened. coming up on the road, playing the world champions. >> al: off to green bay, buddy. tonight, 13-10 is the fina score. sunday night, bob costas hosting "football night in america." coming up next, except for the west coast, your local news followed by "the tonht show." for andrea kremer and cris collinsworth, and the entire nbc crew, saying good night from hines field in pittsburgh. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, rabid bats on the rise in and around washington. >>> the busiest engine in the country where eme

good afternoon, the way to solve a scoring drought is not to replace the most experienced offensive linementhe redskins don't have a choice. randy thomas is out and jim zorn said the replacement will be rhinehart or montgomery. chad ryan hart never played a down in the nfl. last year, a rookie, inactive the first 13 games and didn't play in the final 3. will montgomera number 63 and philed in after the 9-7 victory over st. louis, went to centerville highs in cliffton, virginia, and is looking for a change. >> i think it's great when you are in the until. you have to make the most of it and the coaches make that final call and if i'm chosen or not, i will be able to play one way or another. >> i am shing that i'm capable. -- and i feel that it's going to be a difficult decisi if they don't go with me. >> they're both tough guys and smart football players and you can flip a coin and go with either one. >> going to end up playing on sunday afternoon. >> last october, the redskins were struggling against the line, leading 16-10 in the fourth. when santana moss applied the punt, returning it 80

that no huddle forced the defensive linemen tole stay on the field.t of his career is going to have more time to throw the football than what he did tonight. let's give credit to the offensive line. much maligned offensive line. not great job with the run blocking but the pass blocking was perfect. >> al: tennessee, a ten-day break. that's the good thing about playing the opener. they'll take on the houston texans who have to face the jets this sunday. >> cris: well, and jeff fisher said that this would be good for his football team, regardless of what happened. coming up on the road, playing the world champions. >> al: off to green bay, buddy. tonight, 13-10 is the final score. sunday night, bob costas hosting "football night in america." coming up next, except for the west coast, your local news followed by "the tonight show." for andrea kremer and cris collinsworth, and the entire nbc crew, saying good night from hines field in pittsburgh. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by th

but also two starting offensive linemen. they ran the ball better than the numbers indicated. so they'll sit l.t. and he'll sit if his ankle's not 100%. chris: how about the patriots, last week to see tom brady without his security blanket in wes welker and they lost to the jets, so now they get the falcons. are they going to have welker back? >> they're an angry bunch right now. the way you said it, you know they lost to the jets so you know they're upset in foxboro. wes welker, that was a weird situation, and weird patriots injuries that all goes hand in hand as we all know, but wes welker comes out and warms up before the game and all of a sudden he's just inactive. now, luckily for the patriots, they do have almost a carbon kevin: of wes -- carbon coip of wes welker in julian edelman. walker's probably going to be a game time decision this week. we'll see how he practices throughout the week. you're right, chris, that offense is not the same without welker. he'll try to give it a go. when you play the way he does in terms of taking that much punishment and running option r

tux behind the linemen, bounces off an arm tackle and turns a short run that a big-time play for the arkansas offense. >> brad: turns it that a 23-yarder and they're knocking on the doghouse again down there against georgia's defense. we're under ten minutes, in fact, approaching nine minutes. arkansas needs a couple of scores. mallett, to smith again. and he's dropped at the line of scrimmage and justin houston with the tackle for georgia defensively. >> todd: i made the point that when ryan mallett was at michigan, his quarterback coach was scott loeffler, an outstapding coach. he, ironicallies quarterback coach at florida and worked with tim dete bow and florida has not done a whole lot with the quarterback under center but part of the reason loeffler was to help him transition into more conventional offense. >> brad: second down and ten. cobi hamilton, freshman, throwing to the end zone, incomplete. d.j. williams, intended receiver. check in with erin. f final decision for ryan mallett to come to arkansas may not have happened unless mrs. mallett had that conversation with brian

linemen gave me unbelievable protection. i only remember getting hit a couple of times. just a great team win. >> good old jeff rutledge. the final 41-38. that gets me to thinking when was the last time redskins scored 41 points? it's been about two years since before jim zorn was head coach. would be nice to see at ford field this sunday. >>> coming up on news4 at 5:00, what's working in our community. we'll drop in on a hospital >>> tonight we've got a story about what's working and making a difference right here in our community. being hospitalized can be especially tough for older people. in noble fairfax hospital is one of only 61 hospitals in the world and the only one in the washington area which uses a special volunteer corps to help seniors cope with being patients. in nova fairfax hospital as 1,200 volunteers and 50 are specialists. they work with hospitalized seniors, part of h.e.l.p., the hospital elder life program. why a special program? because seniors face risks that other patients don't, like getting confused. what doctors call delerium and falling. joan

the offensive linemen do a good job getting downfield sand getting on their block. the indianapolis colts, they do not set their defense up to have any kind of success. i mean i hate when i hear players say we were outcoached in this football game. the truth is, they were outcoached in this football game. they did nothing on defense to stop that wildcat based on the front that they were playing throughout the entire game. you run those plays, you can see that front ten times and no adjustments were made throughout the game. they were just having the ball run right down their throat. >> perhaps, miami should have known when this game was played they were going to play. week two in the nfl, the dolphins, the first team to rush for 200 yards or another. from 2003 to 2008, that only happened three times. happened three times in week two. speaking of threes, ladies and gentlemen, why are the nfl teams looking for number one, miami lost monday despite holding the ball for more than 45 minutes. and the jags have yet to score a touchdown in the first half of their first two

. >> but 300-pound linemen.watch espn classic late at night sometimes you'll see a show called the world's strongest man competition featuring massive european guys with necks as big as truck axles performing very strange fetes to illustrate their strength. as dave owens reports tonight there is a man in virginia who is neither massive nor european but he fit in pretty well in that show. >> what's going on? come on in. >> reporter: at home tommy and mary joe have their hands full with newborn twins but you would never guess the same hands he uses to carry this precious cargo he also uses to do this. he performs amazing things like bending steel like this ob driving nails into boards with his bare hands. how? >> tendon strength. >> reporter: built up through years of training. he got into performing these things after seeing a strong man contest and 13 years later still at it. he began doing shows a couple years ago to demonstrate his miraculous ability and people who see him for the first time, well, they have o

there is some new face necessary there, but you have to be out there to appreciate it oshs fencive linemengeneral. but the passion that our guys play with. i've only been around them for a few weeks, but i've played against these guys and it matters to them. you know, we were tired and worn out, but the other team was worn out, as well. that is where we have to take advantage of that. i think today was a -- and there will be time when is it will be stopped, maybe not completely, but stopped more than we would expect and that is when we have to be able to count. >> what will it take teams -- >> they blitzed a bunch today, but adrien peterson rushed 180 yards. you know, the first he was a shoestring away from going 70 or 80. it came with a blitz and they barely tripped him up and that would have been an easier run than the long run in the latter part of the game where he had to break a ton of tackles. it's a risk e ward thing against us f. you're playing us, you're going to say, are they going to throw it 40 times a game or hand to adrian 40 or whatever times. how do we want to approach that

third quarter, the sack there, hit against the knee of one of his linemen. field and carted off the field. spent the night in a hospital. sam bradford earlier this season and now tebow going down. they hope he'll be okay. they have a bye week after the win. >>> penn state played. five lions versus iowa last night in state college. adrian claiborne with the block. runs it, seconds year 18 row iowa upsets penn state, 21-10 is the final here. >>> elsewhere, they got the third round in before the rain came at the tour championship. kenny perry, what a story for him. here on the fourth hole, the great approach shot. a round of 6 under 64 on the day, near perfect. he had a two-shot lead over tiger woods. will be in the final twosome in the final round. great putt by tiger there. and hey, phil mickelson, did you know he is a bruce lee fan? look at this. trying to -- whoops. trying to move the sign, he tries to kick the sign. we don't know why. phil four shots back. $10 million is in play at the tour championship. >>> play of the day, $10 million catch here. a fly b

excited about helping out is offensive lineman mike williams who made it as one of the ten offensive linemen the redskins kept. he lost more than a hundred pounds during the off season. williams provides the skins with depth along the o line. >>> nationals pitcher john lannan was doing well until the seventh inning when he gave up three solo home runs. the nationals gave up five home run ms. the game. the phillies win 5-3. in boston the orioles got pounded. the red sox hit six home runs including two from dustin pedroia as the red sox won over the o's 10-0. to tennis, serena williams advanced to the semi finals of the u.s. open over tenth seeded flav yeah pinetta. that's your sports minute. i'm lindsay czarniak. have a great day. >>> it's time to check weather an traffic. >> let us do that. k iinrenrm tom kierein in storm center 4. >>> these clouds can make you giggle, can't they? there's a view of our washington monument. the reflecting pool. the capitol there in the distance. a wonderful live picture. it's a dark and cloudy morning. the sunill be up though. s sunrise anyway is in about 25

tebow, you see his head hit against the knee of one of his own linemen. right there.ionless on the ground for several minutes, had to be helped off the field, carted out of the stadium and on to an ambulance. he spent the night in a hospital for observation. they're hoping for the best for tebow. the gators did win the game without him there. >>> penn state played as plain as those basic yuxuniforms. this is adrian claiborne with the blocked puntd, takes it in for the touchdown. penn state down to the hawkize 21-10 the finality. >>> meanwhile, how about golf? the third round they managed to play before the rain came in in atlanta at the tour championship. a tough month in the city of atlanta, the whole area, not a tough month for kenny perry, though. one of his great shots there. he has a two-shot lead. tiger woods, look at this putt, two shots back. they'll play together. how about phil mickelson? everybody was kung fu fighting! maybe 13 is unlucky for phil. he's only four shots back. phil, got to work on something else. let's go to the play of the day. how about bat

he's got to be the guy that penetrates, that ties up offensive linemen and keeps them off that eliteine yakking core. if he can do that, they can go back to place of prominence. if not they'll struggle on defense one again. >> thank you, mark. you can see what our experts think of the bears. all you have to do is log on to espn.com and check out our three and out series. find that in the nfl home page. >> i know i'm only supposed to choose one sleeper, but there's two guys i love on chicago this year, so i'm breaking the rules and giving you two sleepers. what can i say? i'm the bad boy of fantasy. first devin hester. listen, you know he's speedy, and now he has a strong-armed quarterback to get him the ball. he led the bear in targets and receiving yards last year, and this is the year devin hester puts it all together. i also really like tight end greg olsen. we've seen cutler use a tight end very effectively with tony scheffler in denver. now he gets greg olson, whose reception, yards and scores have gone up for two straight years. if you don't get one of the top tight ends, greg

went into the end zone cleanly and safely a a a a two panthers defensive linemen, weighing about 580 pounds total, landed right on top of him and cracked his rib. andy reed was asked whether mcnabb could start against the saints in the home opener next week. he said, quote, there's a chance. if not, kevin cobb gets the job. you may be asking yourself what about michael vick? he's not available until week three. so this team which had too many quarterbacks a week ago may be looking for one real soon. sal pal ks espn. >> mcnabb very healthy last year. 16 of 16 games he played in. don't know if he will be able to play. i don't know if you ever played with a cracked rib. but as a quarterback, i guess, sit a pain tolerance thing? do you think he will be able to come back? >> that's the key. the pain tolerance. because it's the lower rib. lot of the twisting movements you have to do as a quarterback. throwing the football. that's where it will be the difficult thing for him. you can talk about the pain management, but also you want to make sure that that fracture doesn't become something m

." >> it's swine flu and not linemen taking players out of the game now. >> it's a reminder you can hear and again and sometimes i still forget to sneeze into the elbow. thanks for being with us on this monday morning, i'm vinita nair. >> i'm jeremy hubbard. supporters and friends of roman polanski are jumping to his defense this morning, demanding his release from a swiss jail. >> reporter: he's been a fugitive since he fled the u.s. 31 years ago rather than face sentencing for child rape. the big question why now, why switzerland where he visits often and even own as vacation home. good morning, sonia. >> reporter: roman polanski is now in jail and facing a possible extradition back to the u.s. for drugging and raping a 13-year-old just over three decades ago. the arrest on the same day he was to receive a lifetime achievement award. instead waiting for him at the airport were the swiss authorities who were tipped off bit los angeles district attorney's office. it is still a mystery as to why this arrest has returned now since leaving the u.s. 31 years ago. he has never step food on am

that ties up offensive linemen, and keeps them off that he leet line backing corps. do that, theyif can go back to a place of promise. if not, they're going to struggle on defense once again. >> for more on the bears and the three biggest questions facing them in 2009, check three-and-outs on espn.com. now for all you fantasy football fans, here's matthew barry with his fantasy sleeper. >> >> i know i'm only supposed to choose one sleeper, but there's two guys i love from chicago this year. so i'm breaking the rules and giving you two sleepers, what can i say? i'm the bad boy of fantasy. first devin hester, listen, he isn't always speedy, and now he has a strong armed quarterback to get him the ball. he led the bears in targets and receiving yards last year, and this is the year devin hester puts it all together. i also like tight end greg olsen. we've seen cutler use the tight end effectively with tony scheffler in denver. now he gets greg olsen, whose receptions, yards and scores have gone up for two straight years. if you don't get one of the top tight ends, greg

he was getting in stephen jackson's faissments he was shoving offensive linemen of the rams after the you know, it's only the rams. let's not say -- but it was a good -- it was a good first step for them. >> you said it's only the rams. is it possible the rams could actually be worse this year than they were lasto year? >> yeah, less talent -789d. that's what happens when you come in and write off a team as a total loss. it's like a vehicle that's totaled. there's not much to salvage so you start over with a lot of young parts. and maybe you're not as talented but i think this season for them is about changing the culture. getting the ship poithnted in te right direction. i think they've done that. even though it's going to be a tough season, you look at their schedule. they could easily be 0-7 going into their game in detroit. >> that would be interest fg the lions were still winless as well. week eight, week nine, we'll mark that on our calendar maybe. mike sando, thank you. >> thank you. >> on his blog page right now talking about the big injuries the nfc west. you can find his blo

byu have seven offensive linemen who are eligible and healthy to make this trip. on the other hand, i love oklahoma's defense. they weren't good last year. they return nine starters, they should be good enough to beat byu. because after all it's still oklahoma. >> i also like oklahoma in had game. keep an eye on gerald mccoy. he'll put a lot of pressure on his quarterback. but i do like the talent oklahoma has. even without their offensive lineman, they have one starter returning. sam bradford was the heisman trophy winner last year. and they average 15 points a game. they'll figure out a way to put points on the board. >> do you figure he'sp copying you? is. >> that's the only he way he can get them right is is if he follows me. >> let's put him to the test. what about the battle in stillwater? >> i'm going with the bulldogs in this game. are you kidding me? it's sec football. defense, defense, defense. i'm going with georgia in this game, because on fence and defense they have the most experience, and depth combined of anybody on both lines combined of anybody i

get linemen out of three-point stance so they don't have this mandatory or obligatory head contact on every play. our research is showing there may be a certain group who are genetically predisposed to this sort of injury. >> the nfl and its medical committee have denied any reliable data existed and in this case seems to be trying to poke holes in the research. an nfl spokesman said the study did not formally diagnose dementia and subject to shortcomings of telephone surveys. >>> if you could ask the world's most famous investor anything what would it be? poppy harlow joins us from new york. you sat down with warren buffett. what did people want to know? >> they asked the gamut. some funny, some difficult, everything in between. here are some of the ones we asked warren buffett. one of the first questions we asked him, the chinese economy is growing at a significant rate. many investors moving their money to china. is this going to lead to the next bubble. here is what warren buffett had to say to that. >> well, it could. i mean, whether it is china or any other country if you get pe