10 Things We Learned From NFL Week 6

10 Things We Learned From NFL Week 6
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  1. Unless you're a professional stuntman, don't get in a car with Junior Seau.

  • Miles Austin may have drawn an excessive celebration penalty for vaulting teammate Roy Williams after Williams' touchdown catch, but at least he stuck the landing.
  • DeSean Jackson will not be appearing as a contestant on Jeopardy anytime soon.
  • Brett Favre can blow off the NFL's security people if their request for a meeting doesn't fit into his schedule. That's the football equivalent of a "person of interest" in a criminal investigation telling the cops "I'm busy - come back later".
  • James Harrison has learned the hard way that honesty isn't the best policy when discussing helmet-to-helmet hits.
  • Jay Cutler and Philip Rivers won't be taking their offensive lines out to dinner anytime soon.
  • No matter whom Andy Reid ultimately picks as his starting quarterback, the press will be sure to point out the inconsistencies in his decision-making process, and he won't care.
  • Colt McCoy may not be the answer at quarterback for the Browns, but at this point he looks like a better answer than either Jake Delhomme or Seneca Wallace.
  • If every pass Mike Vrabel catches is good for a touchdown you'd think the Chiefs would want to throw him the ball more often.
  • Mike Singletary should just yell at Alex Smith at the beginning of every game to get it out of the way.
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